
Jun 24, 2026 10:44 AM
Best Prime Day Lego Deals and Other Toy Discounts
I love building Lego sets, so here are my picks of the best Prime Day Lego deals. There are some great toy discounts, too.
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Amazon Prime Day June 2026
Everyone loves Lego. The brand has so many crossovers that it can hardly fail to have something that tempts you. These are the best Prime Day Lego deals and other toy bargains I could find in Amazon's summer sale this year. Sadly, the new Star Wars smart brick sets are not yet discounted, but there are some decent deals here, whether you want to grow your collection or snag a gift.
You should also check out the Best Prime Day Board Game Deals, our roundup of the Absolute Best Prime Day Deals, and dip into our Amazon Prime Day live blog for real-time updates.
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Lego
Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree
This is a lovely-looking Lego Botanicals set with 474 pieces is relaxing to build and makes for a super cute desk ornament. It could also be a smart, unkillable housewarming gift.
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Lego
Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer
Join the Empire and board this Imperial Star Destroyer to hunt down those rebel scum. This 1,555-piece set is a perfect gift for the Star Wars fan in your life. It comes with seven minifigures—including Darth Vader—and a pair of spring-loaded shooters, and opens to reveal the bridge.
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Lego
Speed Champions
Fun to build and highly collectible, this 269-piece Lego set is a car toy based on the McLaren F1 Team. The Lego Formula 1 sets might be the perfect collaboration because both insist on precise engineering and tight tolerances. If you're not an F1 fan, you may prefer the DeLorean from the first Back to the Future movie (also on sale).
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Lego
Flower Bouquet
A flower bouquet? Is there anything you can't build out of Lego? This romantic set could be perfect for date night. It's a 756-piece puzzle that takes some real skill to put together.
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Photograph: Simon Hill
Photograph: Simon Hill
Qubs
Qubitunes
This screen-free play stage and speaker for kids is great fun. Slot a wooden cartridge in the top and pop wooden character pieces on the circular sound stage, divided into four sections, to change the audio it plays. This basic functionality allows for a clever variety of themed add-on packs, including classical music and a cooking game.
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Valtech
Magna-Tiles
The tough, translucent Magna-Tiles click together easily to form two-dimensional shapes and three-dimensional objects. Kids love building houses, castles, vehicles, and whatever else occurs to them with these triangular and square magnetic tiles. We love them so much that they made our best STEM toys guide. The classic set is a great start, but be warned: There are themed sets, and you will end up buying more!
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Clixo
Super Rainbow Pack
A fantastic gift for kids of all ages, this clever construction kit features Clixo’s colorful, versatile, magnetic pieces that snap together, so you can build three-dimensional shapes, from crowns to cats. The durable and washable pieces stack neatly and pack away easily, and you can play with them anywhere—you don’t need a table.
Photograph: Simon Hill
Photograph: Simon Hill
Tosy
Magnet Pyramid Stone
Made from 12 magnetic shapes, this cube can be reconfigured in a surprising variety of ways. The exteriors are covered in holographic stickers that catch the light, and there’s a spinner accessory and a companion mobile app with building suggestions (though it’s not really necessary). This is irresistible fidgeting fun for anyone.
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Simon Hill is a senior writer for WIRED and has been testing and writing about technology for around 20 years. You can find his previous work at Business Insider, Reviewed, TechRadar, Android Authority, USA Today, Digital Trends, and many other places. He loves all things tech, but especially smartphones and ... Read More
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