Saturday, November 28, 2020

These are the official Lego Cyber Monday deals that haven't sold out yet

The official Lego Cyber Monday deals are set to be almost exactly the same as the brand's official Black Friday Lego deals, as online deals run from November 27 until November 30 - it's all one big sale. However, you might not see all the deals from before.

Many, if not all, the most popular Black Friday Lego sets sold out on the company's website, with top picks selling out really quickly. So while many deals are left, if you slept on the savings, you might miss out come Cyber Monday.

Of the official Cyber Monday Lego deals still live on the company's site, we've picked out the best in both the US and UK, so you can get a taste of what's still up for grabs. Just remember to act fast - if the Black Friday Lego sales are any indication, there's a big appetite for these sets.

We haven't listed all the discounted sets below - instead, we've just chosen the best. These are either on popular sets, or are discounts on sets other retailers haven't reduced. You can find the rest by clicking here for the US and clicking here for the UK.

It's worth pointing out Lego are throwing in some freebies to incentivize you to buy. For example, if you spend £150 in the UK you get a Charles Dickens Diorama, and if you spend £40 in store you get a little Christmas tree set.

Official Cyber Monday Lego US deals

Lego Chess Set: $54.99 $43.79 at Lego.com (save $11)
After chocolate chess, Lego is probably the best way to play the classic strategy game. This set lets you build your own pieces and board, and doubles as a checkers board. We can only imagine the feeling of dismantling a piece you take.
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Lego Wooden Minifigure: $119.99 $107.99 at Lego.com (save $12)
This might not be what you expect to see in a 'Lego deals' page but this wooden minifigure might make a great gift or treat. You can display it as is or decorate it yourself to suit your personality. Paint or sequins, it's up to you.
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Lego Star Wars Tantive IV: $199.99 $159.99 at Lego.com (save $40)
This classic Star Wars ships comes with loads of popular minifigures, nearly 1,800 pieces and will be great for any Star Wars fans you know. $40 of makes it a little more affordable.
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Microscale Lego Brand Store: $24.99 $19.99 at Lego.com (save $5)
Now this is cute: it's a tiny little Lego version of a Lego store, complete with two minifigures. If you're building a Lego city or just really love the plastic bricks, this is a set for the real Lego fan.
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Official Cyber Monday Lego UK deals

Lego Wooden Minifigure: £109.99 £87.99 at Lego.com (save £22)
This might not be what you expect to see in a 'Lego deals' page but this wooden minifigure might make a great gift or treat. You can display it as is or decorate it yourself to suit your personality. Paint or sequins, it's up to you.
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Lego Friends Party Boat: £74.99 £59.99 at Lego.com (save £15)
This Lego Friends set will make you sad it's not summer - it comes with a big boat, inflatable rubber ring, jet ski and three figures. If you know a Lego Friends fan this would make a good gift thanks to the price cut.
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Lego Marvel Iron Man Hall of Armor: £54.99 £43.99 at Lego.com
Fans of Marvel will like this recreation of Iron Man's Hall of Armor from the third Iron Man film. It comes with loads of minifigures (many of them versions of the character's suit) but a few other gadgets too.
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Lego City Deep Space Rocket and Launch Control: £89.99 £71.99 at Lego.com (save £18)
There's money off this popular Lego City set with a rocket, a launch pad, command center, and loads of minifigures to man them. This is great for kids who are fans of space-themed toys.
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Not in the US or UK? Check out Lego prices in your region:

TechRadar is rounding up all the top deals leading up to Black Friday, and we’ve put all the best Black Friday deals in an easy-to-navigate article to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.



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