Shouting “I have the power!” deserves a little backup. This Power Sword toy brings He-Man’s movie weapon home with lights, film dialogue, and vibration effects. Even the packaging gets a second job as an altar, so your sword won’t have to spend its downtime leaning against the vacuum cleaner.
Getting comfortable with a book shouldn’t mean negotiating which hand has to leave the blanket. Amazon’s Kindle Click remote handles page turns while you stay tucked in. It joins a redesigned Kindle family, but owners of models from 2024 onward can enjoy the same small luxury without replacing their reader.
Batman’s Arkham ride looks built to drive through trouble, and LEGO gives its miniature version working suspension to help with the journey. The armored Batmobile also follows the Batman Returns set in offering a video game bonus, letting owners take a little of their building experience into LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight.
LEGO’s Wednesday sets have been giving fans mini-dolls, but the Nevermore Academy changes that with her first classic minifigure. The school itself takes the opposite approach, shrinking into a microscale build with tiny Wednesday and Enid figures. There’s even a secret drawer beneath the academy to stash them away.
A protective case can help a tablet survive your child. Managing what happens on its screen takes a different set of tools. Amazon’s new Kids Tablets open the door to Google Play while letting parents approve downloads, put reading before entertainment, and pause the device from their own phone.
The Batmobile shedding its sides to squeeze between buildings is one of Batman Returns’ memorable moments. LEGO recreates that trick in a smaller build, pairing the transforming car with The Penguin’s Duck-mobile. Fans who want the Batmissile without committing to the larger adult set now have another option.
Two Lamborghini Revueltos, one patch of living-room floor, and someone who insists they’re the better driver. Scalextric’s Supercar Showdown gives you green and purple slot cars, five circuit layouts, and adjustable speed limiters to help keep them on track while you settle that claim.
The rally car usually gets the applause, but Scalextric is giving its support van a turn on the track. This Ford Motorsport set pairs an Escort Mk 1 with a Transit and trailer, letting you recreate the rally operation or settle who’s quicker once the hauling is done.
CircuitMess has turned the mobile phone into a hands-on STEM project. MAKERphone 2.0 takes around two hours to assemble, makes real 4G calls, supports modular upgrades, and lets beginners create their own apps through AI-assisted coding, Python, or C++.
The red-eyed Evil Bumblebee seen in the animated short Optimus Prime: Awakening is joining Transformers Studio Series. The Deluxe Class figure converts into a car in 24 steps and includes the fusion cannon wielded by Bumblebee during his decidedly unheroic turn.
Built from Porsche archive material and packed with serious automotive hardware, this 80%-scale electric 550 Spyder combines a carbon-fiber body, authentic suspension geometry, and enough performance to reach 50 mph with the optional RS Pack.