Both models use the same main board and essentially share the same core functions. However, the XENO 3.0 includes a memory card, allowing for more sound fonts—34 sets compared to 16 sets on the XRGB 3.0.
The XENO 3.0 features a Neopixel blade, built with dual LED strips containing nearly 300 LEDs, each with an individual chip. This allows full customizable lighting effects, with every LED lighting independently. You can see the blade extend and retract like a real lightsaber, and even display multiple colors at the same time, creating effects such as a rainbow. Paired with specific sound fonts, it delivers an incredibly dynamic and immersive experience.
The XRGB 3.0 uses a standard LED blade, illuminated by a single high-power LED. Because of this, it cannot produce advanced effects—only basic reactions like white flashes on clash. It still supports color-changing modes, but without the complex lighting animations of a Neopixel blade.
