Description
A double-bladed staff saber with a cosmic-inspired hilt design — two Neopixel blades, synchronized ignition, Bluetooth app control. The Galaxy is built for staff combat and flow arts. Two blades extend from a single hilt, giving you the reach of a polearm with the visual impact of dual Neopixel ignition. Unlike character replica staff sabers (Maul, Temple Guard), the Galaxy is an original design — no film reference, just function and aesthetic.
- Two 50W Neopixel blades — scrolling ignition on both ends, independently addressable LED strips
- SNV4 Pro with Bluetooth — change colors, effects, and fonts from the ForcePark app
- Staff mode or single-blade — remove one blade and use as a long-hilt single saber
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Type | Double-Bladed Staff Saber |
| Blade Count | 2 — synchronized ignition |
| Blade Length | 32″ (82cm) ×2 / 36″ (92cm) ×2 |
| Full Staff Length | ~72″ (32″ blades) / ~80″ (36″ blades) including hilt |
| LED | 50W Neopixel strip ×2 — in-blade, individually addressable |
| Hilt Material | Aircraft-grade aluminum alloy |
| Blade Material | 3mm polycarbonate — duel-grade |
| Electronics | SNV4 Pro — 27 sound fonts, 11 ignition effects |
| Smooth Swing | Yes — dual-axis motion sensing |
| Bluetooth | Yes — ForcePark V2 app (iOS / Android) |
| Blade Effects | Stable, Pulse, Unstable, Ghost, Candy, Rainbow, Cracked, Fire, Flash |
| Gesture Controls | Swing, clash, tip drag, stab, blaster deflection, lock-up, melt |
| Dueling | Light to medium sparring — Neopixel strips can crack from heavy impact |
| Battery | 18650 rechargeable ×1 — 3200mAh, USB-C charging (~3hrs to full) |
| Battery Life | 1.5-2.5 hours (two blades draw more power than one) |
| Included | Hilt, 2× blades, USB-C cable, display stand, blade plugs, hex key, screws, manual, hard case |
Who Is This For?
Get the Galaxy if:
- You spin or do flow arts. Staff sabers are the best format for spinning — balanced weight distribution, long lever arms, predictable rotation. The Galaxy’s hilt is designed for grip transitions that single-blade sabers can’t match.
- You want a double-bladed saber that isn’t a character replica. Maul’s staff is iconic, but it’s immediately recognizable as Maul’s. The Galaxy is yours. No film reference. No character baggage.
- You want maximum visual impact at conventions. Two Neopixel blades igniting simultaneously draws more attention than any single-blade saber. The synchronized scrolling ignition on both ends is one of the most striking effects in the TXQ catalog.
- You fight multiple opponents. A staff saber covers angles a single blade can’t — forward and backward simultaneously. The reach advantage is real.
Skip the Galaxy if:
- You want a film-accurate character saber. Get Darth Maul or Temple Guard instead.
- You primarily duel one-on-one. Staff sabers are harder to control in tight, precise dueling. Single-blade sabers give you better point control.
- You need heavy dueling durability. Neopixel is light-to-medium sparring only. Double-bladed means double the electronics to protect. For heavy contact, get a baselit (S-RGB) single-blade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Can both blades be different colors?
A: No — both blades share the same color on the SNV4 Pro board. Changing the color on the app changes both blades simultaneously. For independent blade colors (e.g., red on one end, blue on the other), you’d need a Proffie V2.2 board.
Q2: Can I remove one blade and use it as a single saber?
A: Yes. Remove one blade and the Galaxy functions as a long-hilt single saber. The empty emitter should be covered with the included blade plug. The hilt will feel longer and heavier than a standard single-blade saber, but it’s fully functional in this mode.
Q3: How long is the full staff?
A: With two 32″ blades, the full staff is roughly 72″ (6 feet / 183cm) including the hilt — about the height of an average adult. With two 36″ blades, about 80″ (203cm). For most users, 32″ blades give the best balance of reach and maneuverability.
Q4: Can I duel with a double-bladed saber?
A: Light to medium sparring only. Two Neopixel blades means two LED strips that can crack from hard impact. Staff sabers also generate more leverage — harder strikes put more stress on the blades than single-blade sabers. For competitive dueling, a baselit (S-RGB) single-blade is the safer choice.
Q5: How long does the battery last with two blades?
A: 1.5-2.5 hours on a full charge. Two Neopixel strips draw roughly double the power of a single blade. Dynamic blade effects (Unstable, Cracked, Fire) reduce runtime further. For all-day convention use, carry a spare 18650 or a USB-C power bank. Swapping batteries takes under 30 seconds.
Q6: Is the Galaxy easier or harder to spin than a single-blade saber?
A: Easier — once you learn the grip transitions. The balanced weight on both ends creates natural rotational momentum. The longer lever arms make continuous orbits smoother. The learning curve is steeper for the first few hours, but once you develop the muscle memory, staff sabers are generally considered more fluid for spinning than single-blade sabers.
Q7: How is the Galaxy different from the Darth Maul staff?
A: Maul’s is a character replica — film-accurate hilt, specific to one character. The Galaxy is an original design with no film reference. It’s also simpler electronically (SNV4 Pro only, vs Maul’s multiple board options). If you want the screen-accurate Sith Lord weapon, get Maul. If you want a staff saber that’s purely yours, get the Galaxy.
Q8: What’s included in the box?
A: Hilt, two Neopixel blades (your choice of 32″ or 36″), USB-C charging cable, display stand, two blade plugs, hex key and spare screws, user manual, and a premium hard carrying case.
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