Lego Unveils Five New Star Wars Sets Compatible with Smart Brick System, Bringing Immersive Play Experience to Fans.
In a move that's sure to delight fans of the galaxy far, far away, Lego has announced five new Star Wars sets designed specifically for its innovative Smart Play system. The announcement comes hot on the heels of the system's launch at CES 2026 earlier this month, where it was showcased alongside several initial sets. Now, the toy company is expanding the range with these new additions, all of which are available to pre-order as of today.
For those unfamiliar with the Smart Play system, it involves a Smart Brick, Smart Tags, and Smart Minifigures that work together to bring immersive play experiences to kids and adults alike. The Smart Bricks feature proximity sensors, an accelerometer, and a speaker, among other things, while the Smart Tags and Smart Minifigures relay what's happening to the Brick in real-time.
The five new sets include Luke's Landspeeder with 215 pieces priced at $40, AT-ST Attach on Endor with 347 pieces costing $50, Yoda's Hut and Jedi Training with 440 pieces coming in at $70, Mos Eisley Cantina with 666 pieces priced at $80, and the iconic Millennium Falcon with 885 pieces available for $100.
These sets join three initially announced Star Wars Smart Play ones: Darth Vader's TIE Fighter priced at $70, Luke's Red Five X-Wing priced at $90, and Throne Room Duel & A-Wing costing a whopping $150. However, unlike the initial sets, these new additions do not come with their own Smart Bricks – instead, they'll require an extra purchase of the Smart Brick.
The Star Wars Smart Play sets are set to arrive in stores starting March 1, giving fans ample time to pre-order and get ready for a galaxy-spanning adventure. With its unique blend of technology and play value, Lego's Smart Play system is poised to revolutionize the world of toy-making once again.
In a move that's sure to delight fans of the galaxy far, far away, Lego has announced five new Star Wars sets designed specifically for its innovative Smart Play system. The announcement comes hot on the heels of the system's launch at CES 2026 earlier this month, where it was showcased alongside several initial sets. Now, the toy company is expanding the range with these new additions, all of which are available to pre-order as of today.
For those unfamiliar with the Smart Play system, it involves a Smart Brick, Smart Tags, and Smart Minifigures that work together to bring immersive play experiences to kids and adults alike. The Smart Bricks feature proximity sensors, an accelerometer, and a speaker, among other things, while the Smart Tags and Smart Minifigures relay what's happening to the Brick in real-time.
The five new sets include Luke's Landspeeder with 215 pieces priced at $40, AT-ST Attach on Endor with 347 pieces costing $50, Yoda's Hut and Jedi Training with 440 pieces coming in at $70, Mos Eisley Cantina with 666 pieces priced at $80, and the iconic Millennium Falcon with 885 pieces available for $100.
These sets join three initially announced Star Wars Smart Play ones: Darth Vader's TIE Fighter priced at $70, Luke's Red Five X-Wing priced at $90, and Throne Room Duel & A-Wing costing a whopping $150. However, unlike the initial sets, these new additions do not come with their own Smart Bricks – instead, they'll require an extra purchase of the Smart Brick.
The Star Wars Smart Play sets are set to arrive in stores starting March 1, giving fans ample time to pre-order and get ready for a galaxy-spanning adventure. With its unique blend of technology and play value, Lego's Smart Play system is poised to revolutionize the world of toy-making once again.
i pre-ordered like 3 days ago lol! i got the Millennium Falcon set and its literally huge 
i mean who needs a normal x-wing when you can have the real deal with all those details? 
i also love how smart they made it so that the brick talks to u and does cool sounds 
the 4k quality is insane! 
! I mean, who wouldn't want a Smart Brick that can talk to their toys? Like, what if you're playing with your kid and they lose the set, but the Brick is like "Hey, where's my friend?" it's crazy cool 
. And $100 for the Millennium Falcon? That's insane! I'm kinda wondering, though, why the new sets can't just come with a Smart Brick from the start... is that something Lego plans to change in the future? 
I'm loving how Lego is pushing the boundaries with this Smart Play system! The fact that these new sets are designed specifically for it is a game-changer. I mean, can you imagine building and playing with Luke's Landspeeder or Yoda's Hut in a whole new way? 
It's amazing to see how tech and play come together to create an immersive experience that'll delight fans of all ages! The price points might seem steep at first, but considering the complexity and detail of these sets, I think it's worth every penny 
. Bring on March 1st and get ready for a Star Wars adventure like no other! 
. At the same time, I can see how it would be really immersive for kids (and let's be real, adults too) who love Star Wars. The ability to use your tablet or phone as a controller is genius, IMO. But yeah, I'm not sure if it's worth breaking the bank over. Maybe Lego will make more affordable options down the line? 
