Set for release in theaters on September 20, Transformers One is essentially the origin story, set on Cybertron, of how Orion Pax and D-16 became Optimus Prime and Megatron. The story will revolve around how these brothers turn into archenemies, along with the foundations of the factions they will lead and come into conflict as Autobots and Decepticons.
Priced from $899.99 USD, the limited Red Magic 9 Pro+ Bumblebee Transformers edition smartphone is now available in select regions. What sets this apart from the standard Red Magic 9 Pro+ is a Transformers Bumblebee-themed UI, the hexagonal honeycomb box it comes in, and several exclusive accessories.
What do you get when Optimus Prime, bearer of the Matrix of Leadership and the next commander of the Autobots, is combined with Ultra Magnus? HasLabs’ 2001 Omega Prime of course. Standing 13.75-inches tall, the combination begins with a handshake, just like the original toys, complete with vac-metal eyes and antennas.
The Anker 10,000mAh 65W GaNPrime Power Bank Hybrid Charger Transformers Edition can be plugged directly into a wall for recharging, and it’s being offered for just $69.99 shipped after clipping the on-page $30 off coupon, today only, originally $99.99. If you’re charging multiple devices simultaneously, PowerIQ 4.0 intelligently detects the power needs of each connected device, automatically adjusting power distribution to reduce overall charging time by up to one hour. Product page.
Robosen unveils a $1,499 USD Grimlock Transformers robot. Featuring over 150 original Generation 1 Transformers audio lines, recorded exclusively for Robosen by Gregg Berger, original voice of G1 Grimlock.
In the latest Transformers: Rise of the Beasts movie trailer, we get the best look yet at Mirage who debuts as a silver-blue Porsche 911 Carrera RS 3.8. It’s driven by actor Anthony Ramos (Noah Diaz), an ex-military electronics professional living in Brooklyn, while Mirage is played by Pete Davidson, an Autobot spy capable of projecting holograms.
Robosen T9 is nice, but this Takara Tomy Nemesis Prime R5 may be even more fun to play with. At first glance, it look like a Canon EOS R5 DSLR, but this limited edition collectible turns into Nemesis Prime from the Transformers, who just so happens to be the evil clone of Optimus Prime, leader of the Autobots.
Takara Tomy debuts two new Transformers robots that are disguised as Canon DSLR cameras, the EOS R5 to be more specific. This mirrorless camera may fool some, as it not only has a detachable lens, but also a removable lens cap as well. You’ll be able to choose from the Optimus Prime R5 and Decepticon Refraktor R5 when they are released in February, 2023.
It’s official, the new LEGO Optimus Prime (10302) has been revealed, and this Transformers robot isn’t just a static set, but rather one that actually transforms. Consisting of 1,508-pieces, it boasts 19 points of articulation that let you easily convert it from robot to truck alt mode and then back again. Best of all, you won’t need to rebuild anything to transform it back and forth.
Let’s face it, there have been numerous toys over the years, but none have come close to recreating a Transformers robot seen in the films, that is unless…you’re talking about Letvision’s Letrons prototype. This Turkey-based startup has created a robot that looks like a standard BMW 3 Series coupe at first, but at the push of a button, it transforms into a giant robot. While humans can’t get behind the wheel, it’s controlled with a special remote.