The Count Mk4 has been redesigned to use standard blades. It measures just 1.37 inches wide, with a length from the emitter to the pommel of just under 11 inches. The pommel design includes a proper choke section and a spine that runs into the elbow. The red trigger activates the saber and the recharge port is hidden at the base of the po
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Improperly functioning saber
Sound cut out. Saber only make a static like sound even after saber was supposed to be off
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Caleb · July 1, 2025
My favorite lightsaber
I've wanted a screen accurate Dooku lightsaber for a while, and the Count Mk4 has exceeded all expectations, both in looks and in functionality. This lightsaber is easily the brightest out of all the ones I own, and adding soundfonts to the Golden Harvest soundboard is easy with the data transfer cable. I've included a photo of the Count Mk4 next to the Galaxy's Edge Dooku lightsaber, to show how much thinner Saberforge managed to make the Count compared to the comically thick Galaxy's Edge model.
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Nathaniel · December 25, 2024
Welcome home, Lord Tyranus.
Just got this saber, today; and it’s a beauty. Feels good in my hand, and is more a work of art. Bought multiple sabers from SF, including a custom ASP, and they pale in comparison to this magnum opus.
This is the Mk. 4, and takes a regular blade, so you need the Allen key and retention screws, but that makes it more user-friendly.
The switch is in the back, which is odd since it’s behind the handgrip, but that’s how it was portrayed in Star Wars; so no points lost for lore consistency.
SaberForge should make the variant of Dooku’s saber from “Tales of the Jedi,” I would buy that one in a heartbeat.
