孩之宝 vs. 迪士尼 光剑：有什么区别？

Hasbro and Disney make some of the best lightsabers on the market and while they aren't Kyber crystal-powered, they do make them with genuine quality. This article highlights the good, the bad and the differences of the models from both manufacturers.

Both lightsaber makers manufacture models suitable for kids, which are typically made of plastic and can withstand a few knocks and bumps, models suitable for cosplay, which are more delicate but are made with better materials and feature better effects and some sabers designed for display purposes only. We'll compare and contrast to find out what the differences are, so you can see what's better suited to you.

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Hasbro Vs. Disney: Padawan lightsabers

• Hasbro lightsabers made from plastic and are customizable
• Disney lightsabers made from plastic, on/off switch and effects

We're starting with lightsabers suitable for Padawans, or kids' lightsabers, for the uninitiated. Both saber makers offer models suitable for children, which are largely, if not entirely, made of plastic, so they are designed to withstand a few knocks and bumps without causing too much damage. They also come in at similar price points, so what's different?

Hasbro offers lightsabers suitable for children, which can be assembled and customized. Their line of Lightsaber forge models offers extendable blades made of plastic, which you attach to plastic hilts that can play out sound and light effects. Some sabers offer multiple colors and attachable parts, meaning kids can customize their lightsaber, while others are character-specific, allowing kids to pretend to be their heroes.

Disney, on the other hand, doesn't offer the same level of customization. Their line of child-friendly options includes character-specific models and less generic options and doesn't offer different parts for customization. Instead, you get a plastic blade, which glows, a hilt and a belt clip. The saber has motion sensor sound effects and a power activation humming sound to enhance the experience.

So, in short, if you're looking for something customizable or a little more generic, Hasbro has you covered and they aren't a bad option for character-specific options either. But, if you want a character-specific lightsaber with the option to remove the blade and display the hilt, Disney is your best bet.