Droid Commander gives much less than similar sets
Poor value
#83 of 83 Star Wars sets with 1,000+ pieces
Much of Droid Commander’s $199.99 price goes into motors and hubs rather than bricks, so it ranks last of 69 big Star Wars sets on value. It gives about 45 pieces per $10 against a typical 72 and no minifigures, and costs roughly 72% more than its pieces and plastic would usually sell for. It makes sense if you want a motorized Boost set, not the most build for your money.
Motorized: motors and hubs cost a lot but add little plastic, so these measures undervalue it.
#83
Chart 1 · Among similar sets
Where it sits among 83 Star Wars sets with 1,000+ pieces
Each stud is a similar set; this one is circled. Hover for the set.
2
Chart 2 · The score
How the 2 is built
Each measure against a typical similar set (the ink line), and the points it adds.
$86 more
Chart 3 · The price
Is the price fair for what’s in the box?
Sets with its pieces, plastic and minifigures usually cost about $114. Each brick is $25.
$199.99
you pay
$114
sets like it usually cost
Motors and hubs explain much of the gap.
- Motorized: motors cost a lot but weigh little, so it scores low