The Transformer is of course the Decepticon ‘Soundwave’, the Transformer that used to be a cassette recorder back in the 80’s, who has been re-imagined for this release in tablet form for ...

Lego just brought the 80s back—with its first talking Decepticon, Soundwave. It’s a 1,505-piece beast that stands 13 inches tall, transforms from robot to cassette player like the original, and yep — ...

All without disassembly, we might add. Pressing LEGO Soundwave’s play button activates specially recorded voice and sound effects, bringing to life the iconic Transformers toy and cartoon character.

Transformers fans in China will be able to get their hands on the toy for 169 Chinese yuan (£18.50), but there are no details on it being available outside of Xiaomi's home market. The real, non ...

Transformers fans get a new look at the next hot figure from Yolopark.

The bad news is that the tablet is actually no more than a toy, which means that it doesn’t actually work. To be fair, the transforming gadget costs just $26, as this was the smallest amount ...

Soundwave is being produced in honor of Xiaomi's sixth anniversary and it's reported the toy will be part of crowdfunding campaign. Transformer fans can get this unique toy for 129 Yuan or $20 and ...

2 Cant wait to watch this one. Wonder when the trailer will be out. Dhiram on Jan 29, 2009 3 The toy shots of Soundwave and Bumblebee in Empire are the 2 PRE-RELEASE toys for this year's movie line.

Xiaomi and Hasbro gave Soundwave, the Transformers robot that can turn into a microcasette recorder, a makeover fit for the new era. The two teamed up to create a tablet that unfolds into a shiny ...

We're hoping that the Botbots will meet everyone's favorite Transformer Soundwave so they'll recreate one of the greatest toy photos I've ever captured for an article: Soundwave eating a BotBots ...