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-[* black] iOpener softens up the adhesive holding the plastic wrapper together
+[* black] The lightsaber being a little too destructive, we reach for an iOpener soften up the adhesive under the plastic wrapper.
[* black] Our first look inside! This is definitely not your ordinary Coke bottle.
-[* black] We uncover the light in this lightsaber—a single pixel OLED panel. The OLED itself illuminates white, while the colored filter gives the lightsaber its proper color. The outer wrapper is lined to block out the remaining light.
+[* black] We uncover this lightsaber's crystal—a single pixel OLED panel. The OLED itself illuminates white, while the colored filter on the wrapper gives the lightsaber its proper color. The rest of the wrapper is lined to block any extra light.
[* black] Carefully peeling the paper-backed circuit glued to the bottle, we find:
[* black] The OLED panel
[* black] ~~Kyber crystals~~ Battery packs
[* black] Pressure switch panels