Please note that the product does not include the 3D printed parts as shown in the main image.
The Motion-Activated Sound and Light Props Kit is a multifunctional toolkit specifically designed for handheld props, combining lighting, sound, and motion-sensing controls to deliver a personalized, immersive experience. Featuring high-brightness LED strips paired with diffused pearl cotton, it offers smooth and natural lighting effects. An integrated speaker cavity ensures clear audio quality, while the built-in IMU motion sensor captures real-time movements, triggering corresponding light and sound effects for actions like turning on/off, swinging, thrusting, or striking.
The Motion-Activated Sound and Light Props Kit offers two configurations: Kit 01 (Complete Set with LED strips, aluminum alloy tubes, and diffused pearl cotton for large-scale props like the Golden Staff) and Kit 02 (Compact Edition requiring user-provided LED light strip 256RGB 5050LED 815MM, optimized for swords/daggers). Unlike purely aesthetic prop sets that lack hardware, this kit is more than just a prop—it's your creative partner. It supports extensive customization across appearance, lighting effects, and sound effects, compatible with various prop forms such as Golden Staff, Double-Bladed Weapon, and Pixel Lightsaber. Leveraging 3D printing and professional design, it unlocks limitless possibilities for your imagination. With app connectivity, users can easily adjust light colors, flashing frequencies, and even upload custom sound and light effects, creating a one-of-a-kind, personalized prop with ease.
| Model Links | Creators | Compatible Kit |
| 1:1 Ruyi Jingu Bang Wukong Staff Weapon | @DaDaland | Kit 01 |
| Lightening Zelda Master Sword 100cm | @168888 | Kit 01 OR Kit 02 |
| Double Bladed Lightsaber | @joel.he | Kit 01 |
| Brick Star Wars Lightsaber | @collinliao | Kit 01 OR Kit 02 |
| Cyber Golden Cudgel | @storm879 | Kit 01 |
| Item Number | Component | Description | Size | Wire Length |
| 1 | Speaker |
Used for sound effects. Connects via the 2P cable to the mainboard. |
23.8(φ)*12(h)mm | 50 mm |
| 2 | Control panel |
Includes 1 control power button, 1 USB-C charging and power interface, 4 connection ports for LED, buttons, and speakers. |
41*13*21mm | 45 mm |
| 3 | Battery |
Supports 18650 battery: 3.7V, 2600mAh capacity. Battery life: 50-60 minutes (depending on power consumption). Charging time: approximately 4-5 hours. Charges via USB-C, with a 5V/1A charging input. Note: does not support fast charging protocols. |
18.5(φ)*68.5(h)mm | 70 mm |
| 4 | Main Board |
Equipped with a built-in 32G TF card. Displays various lighting and sound effects with an integrated motion sensor. Features two dedicated ports for accessory modules. Supports multiple power modes. Includes an 18650 lithium battery connector, with internal overcharge and discharge protection. |
70*16*6.5mm |
LED strip1：600 mm LED strip2: 750 mm Battery：30 mm |
| 5 | Set Screw | Used to secure the 3D-printed base inside the aluminum tube. | M3*12 | / |
| 6 | Self Tapping Screw | Used to secure the main board and button board onto the 3D-printed PCB base. | BT2*5 | / |
| 7 | Connection Part | / | 35(φ)*30(h)mm | / |
| 8 |
Round Threaded Brass Heat Insert Nut |
Used to secure the 3D-printed base inside the aluminum tube. | M3*4*5 | / |
| Item Number | Component | Description | Size | Wire Length |
| 9 | Light Diffusion Foam |
Light-diffusing foam can be inserted into the LED strip, ensuring smooth and even light distribution. |
29(φ)*440(h)mm | / |
| 10 | Pixel LED Strip light |
The single side consists of 62 high-brightness LED beads, with a total of 124 beads on both sides, creating vibrant and dynamic pixel LED strip lighting effects. The strip is connected to the mainboard via a 3P connector. |
435*10*1mm | 95 mm |
| 11 | Aluminum tube | / | 35(φ)*600(h)mm | / |
| 12 | Aluminum tube with button and charging port |
Equipped with a charging port, a button hole, and a reset hole. The tube houses a main board and battery. |
35(φ)*600(h)mm | / |
| Component | Description |
| APP | Connects to the device via Bluetooth, allowing users to adjust lighting and sound effects on their phone. Supports both Android and iOS systems. |
| Lighting Effects | Over 20 pre-installed lighting effects, supports custom lighting effects and allows users to design their own. |
| Sound Effects | Includes 27 sound effects and supports updating the sound library via an TF card to add more desired effects. |
| Motion Sensory | The motion sensor triggers lighting and sound effects based on movement characteristics, enhancing the immersive experience. |
| Item Name | Motion-Activated Sound and Light Props Kit 01 | Motion-Activated Sound and Light Props Kit 02 |
| Main Board | 1 pcs | 1 pcs |
| Control Panel | 1 pcs | 1 pcs |
| Speaker | 1 pcs | 1 pcs |
| Battery | 1 pcs | 1 pcs |
| Pixel LED Strip Light | 2 pcs | / |
| Light Diffusion Foam | 2 pcs | / |
| Aluminum Tube with Button and Charging Port | 1 pcs | / |
| Aluminum Tube | 1 pcs | / |
| Connection Part | 1 pcs | / |
| M3x12 Set Screw | 2 pcs | 2 pcs |
| M3x4x5 Round Threaded Brass Heat-Insert Nut | 2 pcs | 2 pcs |
| BT2x5 SHCS Self Tapping Screw | 5 pcs | 5 pcs |
When installing the batteries, ensure the correct polarity to avoid short circuits.
When connecting the LED strip and button board, be careful not to bend the wires excessively to prevent damage.
Make sure the connectors match the corresponding ports and avoid using excessive force to prevent damage to the interfaces.
Try replacing the charger. A 5V 1A power adapter is recommended. It is not recommended to use a fast charging power adapter.
Use a screwdriver to insert the reset hole and perform a reset operation to restart the system.
Disassemble the aluminum tube, remove the internal structure, and press the reset button on the main board to restart. Ensure the battery connector is connected properly.
Disassemble the aluminum tube, remove the internal structure, and check if the Pixel LED Strip light connections are normal.
Use the mobile phone app to connect to the device via Bluetooth, enter the control menu, check and adjust the volume, and confirm whether the device is muted.
If the problem persists, disassemble the aluminum tube, remove the internal structure, and check if the speaker connections are normal.
Disassemble the aluminum tube, remove the internal structure, and check if the speaker diaphragm is damaged.
If you have replaced the sound effect file, ensure that the audio file format and audio level are correct (44.1KHz 16-bit mono wav).
Use a screwdriver to insert the reset hole and try to restart the system.
If ineffective, disassemble the aluminum tube, remove the internal structure, and press the reset button on the main board to restart.
Check if the battery connector is connected properly. Ensure the TF card is inserted correctly. If the above steps do not solve the problem, try updating the firmware.
Please contact us to obtain the latest firmware package and flashing tutorial.
