When the battery is low, an audio clip will play during blade ignition that says “Sound Energy Critical”.

If a blade is inserted, we recommend removing it before proceeding.

(!) You can charge your saber with the blade in, but for first-timers, removing the blade makes accessing the internal chassis easier.

Unscrew the pommel, located at the bottom of your saber.

With the opening facing down, gently shake the saber so the chassis slides out part way.

Grab the sides of the chassis and pull it out until the recharging port is visible.

(!) If the saber isn’t coming out all the way, the notch under the Covertec wheel might be catching on the battery. Rotate the chassis clockwise until it hits the wall, then try pulling again.

Plug the Smart Charger that came with your Sabertrio saber into a wall socket, the LED indicator on the charger will turn green if it's receiving power.

Firmly plug the Smart Charger’s 2.1mm jack into the saber’s recharging port, the LED indicator on the charger should turn red to indicate that the saber is charging.

The saber will take approximately 5~7 hours to fully charge. The LED indicator on the smart charger will turn green when the saber is finished charging.

Unplug when finished.

There is a notch under the Covertec wheel that needs to be lined up with the chassis cut-in. To do this, rotate the chassis clockwise until it cannot go any further then gently push it in.

(!) Be careful never to apply pressure to the delicate speaker at the bottom of the chassis as this could permanently damage it.

Screw the pommel back in, tightening so it pushes the chassis all the way inside and locks it in place.

(!) If the pommel won't screw in fully, a wire might be pinched behind the chassis. See Troubleshooting for more information.

When the battery is low the saber will notify you with periodic beeps.

If a blade is inserted, we recommend removing it before proceeding.

(!) You can charge your saber with the blade in, but for first-timers, removing the blade makes accessing the internal chassis easier.

Unscrew the pommel, located at the bottom of your saber.

With the opening facing down, gently shake the saber so the chassis slides out part way.

Grab the sides of the chassis and pull it out until the recharging port is visible.

(!) If the saber isn’t coming out all the way, the notch under the Covertec wheel might be catching on the battery. Rotate the chassis clockwise until it hits the wall, then try pulling again.

Plug the Smart Charger that came with your Sabertrio saber into a wall socket, the LED indicator on the charger will turn green if it's receiving power.

Firmly plug the Smart Charger’s 2.1mm jack into the saber’s recharging port, the LED indicator on the charger should turn red to indicate that the saber is charging.

The saber will take approximately 5~7 hours to fully charge. The LED indicator on the smart charger will turn green when the saber is finished charging.

Unplug when finished.

There is a notch under the Covertec wheel that needs to be lined up with the chassis cut-in. To do this, rotate the chassis clockwise until it cannot go any further then gently push it in.

(!) Be careful never to apply pressure to the delicate speaker at the bottom of the chassis as this could permanently damage it.

Screw the pommel back in, tightening so it pushes the chassis all the way inside and locks it in place.

(!) If the pommel won't screw in fully, a wire might be pinched behind the chassis. See Troubleshooting for more information.

When the battery is low the blade will become gradually dimmer. The blade won’t illuminate at all once the battery is dead.

If a blade is inserted, we recommend removing it before proceeding.

(!) You can charge your saber with the blade in, but for first-timers, removing the blade makes accessing the internal chassis easier.

Unscrew the pommel, located at the bottom of your saber.

With the opening facing down, gently shake the saber so the chassis slides out part way.

Grab the sides of the chassis and pull it out until the recharging port is visible.

(!) If the saber isn’t coming out all the way, the notch under the Covertec wheel might be catching on the battery. Rotate the chassis clockwise until it hits the wall, then try pulling again.

Plug the Smart Charger that came with your Sabertrio saber into a wall socket, the LED indicator on the charger will turn green if it's receiving power.

Firmly plug the Smart Charger’s 2.1mm jack into the saber’s recharging port, the LED indicator on the charger should turn red to indicate that the saber is charging.

The saber will take approximately 5 hours to fully charge. The LED indicator on the smart charger will turn green when the saber is finished charging.

Unplug when finished.

There is a notch under the Covertec wheel that needs to be lined up with the chassis cut-in. To do this, rotate the chassis clockwise until it cannot go any further then gently push it in.

(!) Be careful never to apply pressure to the delicate speaker at the bottom of the chassis as this could permanently damage it.

Screw the pommel back in, tightening so it pushes the chassis all the way inside and locks it in place.

(!) If the pommel won't screw in fully, a wire might be pinched behind the chassis. See Troubleshooting for more information.