Proffie Lightsaber

Every hilt in our range that can be ordered with a Proffie board, plus the cores and kits if you are building your own. Proffie always runs a Neopixel blade, never Base Lit. Installed and tested in the UK, 12-month warranty, free UK shipping on every lightsaber.

Start here: is Proffie the right board for you?

Three buyers land on this page, and only one of them should leave with a Proffie.

  • You want to tinker. You intend to edit presets, load your own fonts and change how the board behaves. Proffie is built for you — it is open source and fully programmable, and that is the whole point of paying for it.
  • You want the best-sounding saber with no homework. Buy Xenopixel instead. It runs the identical blade format and is ready out of the box. This is the right answer for most first-time buyers, and choosing Proffie by price alone is the most common regret we see.
  • You are replacing or upgrading electronics. Skip the complete sabers and go to the cores and kits below.

What is actually in this collection

This page gathers everything orderable with a Proffie board, which is broader than the complete sabers alone:

  • Complete sabers — combat hilts, thin-neck hilts, crossguards and dual-blade designs, each offered with a choice of board at checkout.
  • Cores and kits — the Proffie V2.2 core on its own, or the kit that pairs it with a 36" Neopixel blade. See all cores.
  • Premium, collector and signature pieces — display-first hilts where the board is one option among several. Browse collectors edition lightsabers.

Because the board is a checkout option rather than a separate product, the same hilt will often appear under Xenopixel too. Pick the hilt first, then the board.

Formats and boards, straight

The pairing rules are simple and they are the thing worth getting right before you spend:

  • Base Lit is a blade format, lit from the hilt, and it runs the RGBx soundboard.
  • Neopixel is a blade format with LEDs along the blade itself, and it runs either Xenopixel or Proffie.
  • Proffie therefore never appears on a Base Lit saber, and RGBx never appears on a Neopixel one.

Fonts are common ground: both Neopixel boards read them from the microSD card, and our library is at all fonts.

Fitting, support and cover

Boards are installed and tested in the UK by our in-house technicians before they leave us, so a complete saber arrives working rather than as a project. Anything you change after that — presets, fonts, configuration — is yours to do, and our Proffie cores carry an explicit warning to charge only with a 5V 1A charger or smaller. Cover is a 12-month warranty, with after-sales through repairs@padawanoutpost.com. All lightsabers ship free to the UK, EU and US, as does anything else over £60.

These are inspired-by, replica-style sabers rather than official or licensed merchandise. For the background on what the board does and how it compares, read the Proffie soundboard guide.

Common questions about ordering

Do you fit the board, or do I?

We do. Complete sabers are assembled, installed and tested by our UK technicians before they ship. Cores and kits are supplied for self-installation into a compatible hilt.

What is the difference between a core and a kit?

The core is the Proffie V2.2 electronics on their own, in USB-C or recharge-port form. The kit is that core supplied together with a 36" Neopixel blade.

Can I put a Proffie board behind a Base Lit blade?

No. Proffie drives Neopixel blades only. A Base Lit saber uses the RGBx board, and the two are not interchangeable.

Is every saber on this page duel-ready?

No — this page is organised by board, not by build. Duelling suitability comes from the hilt and blade, so check the product page or start from duelling lightsabers.

Why do the same hilts appear under Xenopixel?

Because the soundboard is chosen at checkout. One hilt can be built with either board, so it is listed under both.

Something has gone wrong — what now?

Email repairs@padawanoutpost.com. Sabers carry a 12-month warranty and repairs are handled by our own technicians in the UK.