26 pieces for $10 — this thing was a polybag before polybags admitted they were polybags. The Probe Droid itself is fine, but you're basically paying set price for a minifig and a handful of bricks.
Is the price fair?DTen dollars for 26 pieces is a tough pill to swallow — this should've been a polybag.
Will you love it?DThe Probe Droid minifig is cool; everything surrounding it is forgettable filler.
Holds its value?ASurprisingly strong — sealed copies have real secondary market legs.
True ValueD
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Price
$2
Parts value
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Ratio
What you get
Bricks & parts
$1
Figures (×1)
$1
The Full Take
The Probe Droid polybag-in-disguise ships with 26 pieces and one minifig at a price that would embarrass a gas station toy. There's nothing wrong with the Probe Droid figure itself — it's a recognizable Star Wars icon and the sculpt holds up — but the set around it doesn't justify the ask. You're not really buying a build here; you're buying a character with a token scene attached. The D grade is hard to argue with when the box-to-content ratio is this lopsided. The one asterisk: sealed copies have quietly appreciated, so the set does something right in the secondary market even if it does almost nothing at retail.
