Best Lightsaber Companies in the US, Ranked by a Store That Sells Them

Sep 12, 2026Kevin Owens

We sell lightsabers, so take this with the grain of salt it deserves — but we also buy them, repair them, and get asked every week which company to order from. Here is the honest version: who makes what, what it costs, and the one thing almost every ranking leaves out, which is where the saber ships from and how long you wait. All prices are for the entry configuration of a metal-hilt saber with a blade.

How we ranked them

Build quality of the hilt, durability in a duel, price for what you get, and delivery: where the stock actually sits and how long a US order takes. Customer service counted too, but we can only speak to what customers tell us across the counter.

Company Known for Entry price Ships from Typical US delivery
SaberForge (Oregon) Modular US-machined hilts, huge custom range ~$120 USA, built to order Weeks for custom builds
UltraSabers (Texas) Big catalogue, stunt sabers under $100 ~$75 stunt, ~$150 with sound USA Days to a couple of weeks
CCSabers (Texas) Largest TXQ/LGT reseller, neopixel focus ~$115–$185 RGB TXQ hilts ship from overseas; house line from Texas 7–10 business days on TXQ hilts
SabersPro Neopixel replicas, big marketing ~$200+ Overseas and US warehouses 1–3 weeks
ARTSABERS Replica hilts and helmets, large in-stock range ~$100+ Regional warehouses Days when in stock
Vader’s Vault Heirloom US-made custom sabers $400+ USA, built to order Months
T2E-Sabers (Layton, Utah) Utah engineering firm, neopixel with Bluetooth Not published Utah Not published
We Geek Together (Provo & Sandy, Utah) TXQ RGB dueling sabers on a shelf you can visit $69.99 Provo, Utah 2–5 days; 1–2 in the Mountain West; same-day pickup

The best custom lightsaber company: SaberForge

If you want a hilt designed and machined in the US from a parts system you can rebuild, SaberForge has been doing it since 2008 and nobody has caught them on range. You pay for it in price and in lead time, and their entry “Apprentice” sabers compete with ours on price without quite matching them on it.

The best neopixel lightsaber company: CCSabers, with a caveat

CCSabers stock the widest range of TXQ and LGT neopixel builds with good support and a real warranty. The caveat is on the label: their TXQ hilts ship from overseas, so the 7–10 business day delivery is the good case. If you want a neopixel replica and can wait, they are the safe order.

The best cheap lightsaber company: it depends where you live

Under $100 the contest is between UltraSabers’ stunt sabers (no sound), the unbranded TXQ hilts on Amazon and AliExpress (a lottery on which core arrives, three to five weeks from China), and stores like ours that stock TXQ hilts domestically. Our Squire Saber is $69.99 with sound and a blade, the same hilt CCSabers list at $135, and it ships from Utah in days. We would say that, of course; the price comparison is on every product page so you can check it.

The best lightsaber company in Utah

T2E-Sabers in Layton build genuinely interesting neopixel sabers with Bluetooth control and deserve a look if that is what you want; they sell online only and do not publish prices on their site. We are the only Utah lightsaber seller with stores you can walk into — Provo and Sandy — and the only one stocking metal dueling sabers from $69.99 on a shelf. Where to buy a lightsaber in Utah.

What none of the rankings tell you

Most saber brands are resellers of three or four Chinese manufacturers — TXQ, LGT, 89Sabers — under their own names, and the hilt you are comparing at $135 on one site and $69.99 on another is often the same hilt. Ask any seller which manufacturer and model code you are buying; the honest ones will tell you. Here is our full list, by TXQ code.

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