The app is gone and the line is dead, which is exactly the combination that moves secondary market prices — this one has been climbing steadily and the supply isn't coming back.
Is the price fair?A+Fair at launch, now appreciating — this one aged better than the app that killed it.
Will you love it?A-The color hits different in person; don't let the dead AR gimmick talk you out of it.
Holds its value?BDiscontinued line plus cult colors equals slow-burn secondary market gains.
True ValueA+
$5
Street price
$13
Parts value
270%
Ratio
The parts alone are worth about 270% of the street price — the basis for this A+ price read.
What you get
Plain bricks
$3
Functional piecescalc
$1
Figures (×1)
$8
BargainThe parts alone are worth more than you pay — $13 of parts for $5.
The Full Take
Vidiyo had a rough run: the app is gone, the concept never clicked, and most of the line got clearanced into obscurity. But Candy Mermaid BeatBox quietly holds up on its own terms. The color palette is unreal — pastels and neons that don't show up together like this anywhere else in the catalog. At $19.99 it was a fair ask on release, and with the line discontinued, secondary market prices have crept up in ways most people didn't predict. The minifig alone is a display piece; she'd look at home in any pastel shelf vignette. If you missed it at retail, it's still findable — but the window on easy scores is closing.
