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Had a great experience with saber force, I purchased the Maul saber and I was very impressed with the quality. It has been designed really well and the hilt is quite heavy duty. Shipping was pretty good and the packaging was good. Overall pretty happy customer.
Seems a bit of a SCAM, lightsabers are ok but take forever to receive because they come from China and look very similar to the ones sold on Aliexpress that cost more than half the price, My two lightsabers were crammed into one box with no instructions.
Not what you would expect from an Australian lightsaber company that claims to make its own lightsabers and deliver straight from its warehouse in Adelaide.
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