One of the most iconic G1 Transformers characters of all time was Soundwave, the evil Decepticon who could transform into a cassette player. One of Megatron’s most loyal minions, thanks to his unique ...

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 — ...

Lego’s third Transformers buildable figure is now available for Lego Insiders. The 1,505-piece model of the Decepticon Soundwave costs $190 and is a timed-exclusive on the Lego Store. Lego Insiders is ...

I missed the LEGO Optimus Prime and the LEGO Bumblebee when they first came out and I've regretted it ever since. When they appear again on sale, it's always at a time when I can't justify the cost, ...

It's almost impossible for anyone to determine exactly how much the Transformers franchise is worth these days. Ever since 1984, when it first came to light, the idea of robots that can transform and ...

The 1,505-piece Soundwave set includes sound effects and Ravage and Laserbeak cassettes. The 1,505-piece Soundwave set includes sound effects and Ravage and Laserbeak cassettes. is a senior reporter ...

Robosen is back with a brand-new addition to their ongoing Transformers line, as they debut a new Auto-Converting bot. Megatron is about to get some help taking on Optimus Prime and Bumblebee as the ...

The fan-favorite Transformer uses 28 servo motors to convert from robot mode to a Walkman replica that functions as a Bluetooth speaker and voice recorder, while Frank Welker recorded new lines for ...