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Anker 10,000mAh 65W GaNPrime Power Bank Transformers
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.

LEGO Optimus Prime 10302 Transformers Set
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.

Letrons BMW Robot Transformer
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.

Robosen Robotics Hasbro Optimus Prime Robot
Robosen Robotics teamed up with Hasbro Pulse to bring a voice-controlled Optimus Prime robot to life. The team at Robosen spent 11-years of R&D to create a robot capable of transforming on its own, bipedal walking abilities, a race function in vehicle form, programmable/code development, and robot control/commands by either voice or via mobile app. Does it look familiar? That’s because it’s based on the Robosen T9 an advanced programmable robot that has many similar functions.

Menzi Muck Spider Excavator Digger
The Menzi Muck may look like a real-life Transformers robot to some, but it’s actually a Swiss-built excavator that moves on legs rather than tracks, thus giving it the nickname of a spider excavator. It’s designed specially for the steep Alpine terrain in Europe. Despite how it looks, operating one of these machines is quite simple, as the driver only has two joysticks and foot pedals to control the excavator with.