Real light saber vs Nokia 3310
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so this is a real life working lightsaber not even joking and this is a noia 3310 so you can probably already see where this is going uh the people at hacksmith they made like a life-size working lightsaber but they sent me a less responsible human uh one of their mini Sabers oh my God so you can see where this is going so this is what this is what the lightsaber looks like it's red it's got this sick handle and uh don't touch that part so here's a phone I'm just I'm just gonna try it so this is before and this is after honestly not that bad the buttons still press modern tech could never
This short showcases Hacksmith Industries' stunt of a real life working lightsaber being tested alongside a Nokia 3310. The host walks us through the setup, noting that the device is a life-size, functioning lightsaber with a striking red blade and a solid hilt, and he warns not to touch the hot part of the apparatus. The anticipation builds as he explains the concept and reveals the test scenario, including the inclusion of a Nokia 3310 for contrast. In the demonstration, you can see the lightsaber in action, and the host plates the sequence by showing the pre-test and post-test states of the device and the phone. The tone remains playful and curious, with the host commenting that modern tech could never achieve this level of spectacle, while the practical truth appears to be that the device behaves like a powerful lighter or mini torch rather than a true cinematic lightsaber. Overall, the clip blends gadget cosplay with a compact sanity check, delivering a moment of humor and curiosity for fans of both iconic sci-fi props and retro mobile devices.
Topics · technology · entertainment · gadgets · DIY · creativity
Questions answered
- What is demonstrated in this short?
- A real life working lightsaber concept by Hacksmith Industries is demonstrated alongside a Nokia 3310 to compare size, scale, and effect.
- What is the sentiment around the device in the comments?
- Viewers express a mix of amusement and skepticism, often calling it a glorified lighter or small torch rather than a true lightsaber, with some defending the novelty.