This tiny but powerful Battle Brick 2.0 RGB/Neopixel Saber is perfect for small hands; the short grip and two easy-to-use buttons make it ideal for interaction. Enjoy a realistic saber experience with powerful, bright light effects.

For small hands, built for big adventures.

The Battle Brick 2.0 is TXQ's most compact saber — engineered around a 190mm hilt designed specifically for children, younger fans, and adults with smaller hands. While most TXQ sabers measure 270–310mm, the Battle Brick 2.0 cuts that to 190mm without sacrificing any of the electronics or blade capability. The grip fits naturally in a child's hand, the two-button layout is intuitive from the first power-on, and the aluminium alloy 6061 hilt provides the structural integrity of a full-size prop at a weight that younger wielders can sustain through extended sessions.

The blade is full-size — a 1" OD polycarbonate tube in 36" or 32" — so the visual impact is identical to any adult saber. The compact hilt simply makes it controllable. Choose the RGB version for the most durable play saber built for active kids, SN-Pixel V4 PRO for Neopixel effects and Bluetooth app control, or Proffieboard V2.2 for teenage enthusiasts who want full ProffieOS configuration access.

190

mm hilt

TXQ's shortest saber — purpose-built for smaller hands.
Standard TXQ sabers: 270–310mm. Battle Brick 2.0: 190mm.
Same full-size 36" or 32" blade. Same chip options. Proportioned grip.

SPECIFICATIONS:

Hilt Length: 190mm

Weight: 0.52kg

Blade: 1” OD blade, 36" or 32" long, 2mm thickness

Chip: Your choice (RGB-S4 / RGB-S16 / S-RGB / SN-Pixel V4 PRO / Proffieboard V2.2)

Power: Rechargeable 18650 Battery

Hilt Material: Aluminium alloy 6061

Blade Material: Polycarbonate

FAQ About Battle Brick 2.0 Saber

Is the Battle Brick 2.0 good for kids?

Yes — it is specifically designed for smaller hands. At 190mm, the hilt is the shortest in the TXQ lineup (standard sabers are 270–310mm), proportioned for children aged approximately 6–12. The two-button control is intuitive for younger users. For active play and dueling, the RGB version has a hollow base-lit blade that withstands hard contact. For display or light sparring, the SN-Pixel V4 PRO adds Neopixel animation and Bluetooth app control.

How short is the hilt and what age is it designed for?

The hilt is 190mm (7.5 inches) — the shortest in the TXQ lineup. Most TXQ sabers measure 270–310mm. The 190mm grip is proportioned for children aged approximately 6–12 and adults with smaller hand spans. The blade remains full-size at 36" or 32", so young wielders get the complete visual presence of a saber with a grip they can actually control. Adult supervision is recommended for children under 8.

What is the best chip option for a child?

Ages 6–10, active play / dueling: RGB or RGB-S16. The hollow blade handles hard contact without damage.
Ages 10+, cosplay / display: SN-Pixel V4 PRO. Neopixel effects, Bluetooth app, 27 fonts — no computer required.
Teenage enthusiasts: Proffieboard V2.2. Full ProffieOS customisation via config files and SD card.

Does it support Smooth Swing and Gesture Ignition?

Yes — S-RGB, SN-Pixel V4 PRO, and Proffieboard V2.2 versions all include Gesture Ignition (twist to power on or off) and Smooth Swing, which adjusts blade hum and light in real time to match swing speed. The RGB-S4 version supports Smooth Swing but requires a button press for ignition. All versions include premium motion sensors.

Can I add custom sound fonts to the Battle Brick 2.0?

Yes, on the S-RGB, SN-Pixel V4 PRO, and Proffieboard V2.2 versions — all include an SD card for swapping sound fonts and blade profiles. The RGB-S4 and RGB-S16 use fixed pre-installed font sets that cannot be edited. SN-Pixel fonts can be managed via the ForcePark Bluetooth app or a computer. Proffieboard V2.2 fonts are edited via ProffieOS config files on a computer.

How does the Battle Brick 2.0 compare to other TXQ sabers?

The Battle Brick 2.0's only difference from other TXQ Elite sabers is the hilt length: 190mm vs 270–310mm on the rest of the range. All other specifications — blade diameter (1" OD), blade material (polycarbonate), chip options (RGB / SN-Pixel / Proffie V2.2), sound font counts, and blade effects — are identical to the full-size TXQ lineup. If you want the same electronics in a standard adult grip, see the TXQ Elite Tier collection.

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