Baselit, Xenopixel, Proffie know the difference

Baselit 
Baselit sabers illuminate the blade with a single powerful LED inside the handle of the lightsaber, aka, the hilt. The blade is a hollow polycarbonate tube with a special light diffusing film for even illumination.

These lightsabers are full-featured and come packed with such effects like smooth-swing, flash-on-clash, multiple blade colors, rechargable lithium batteries and more.
These types of sabers are a great choice for heavy dueling since they are lighter and the blade is cheaper to replace if you break it.

Neopixel-Xenopixel
Xenopixel lightsabers feature a strip of bright LEDs inside the blade itself. They are considerably brighter than their Baselit counterparts.
They are powered by an advanced core that controls the lighting of those individual LEDs (Neopixels) thereby enabling sophisticated effects not possible on the Baselit models.
The first effect you would notice if you compare Baselit and Xenopixel lightsabers is the ignition sequence. The baselit version will gradually brighten up the light creating a smooth ignition. A Xenopixel goes further by lighting LEDs up from the base to the tip creating an illusion of the blade extending out as was seen in the movies.
In addition to ignition and shutdown sequences, neopixel sabers also have various pulsating as well as mulit color (rainbow) effects also not possible on baselit models.
We sell two version of neopixel sabers: Xenopixel and Proffie