Toys Heroes and Villains Optimus Prime and Megatron 2-Pack Action Figures - for Kids Ages 6 and Up, 7-inch (Amazon Exclusive)

These are perfect for the transition from a toddler transformer to a teenage transformer. They're a little more complex to transform but not overly insane. They're pretty durable, the size is normal, they came well packaged, there is a separate weapon that could potentially be a "choking hazard" so be aware of that.

I got this Optimus Prime/Megatron set for my son's 6th birthday and he absolutely loves them! He had a little trouble transforming them at first, but they're not super difficult for younger kids, as there are only five or six steps. They're all plastic, so durability is a concern. These look awesome as robots, so-so as vehicles. That's opposite of the original toys I grew up with, where the vehicles were cool, but sometimes the robots sucked. I had Megatron as a kid, which transformed into a handgun, but the robot was awful and looked nothing like the cartoon. In this set, Megatron turns into a kind of weird looking tank, and Optimus Prime's tummy drags and prevents his front wheels from rolling. Megatron has his cannon, but Optimus has no weapons. So they're not perfect, but my review is based on how much my kid likes them, which is a lot.

These Transformers are awesome and a great size. They do look really cool once transformed, but the transformation can be a little tricky for younger kids and they may need some help

Review Unit: Grandparent Model • 🧒 Child Compatibility: Optimized for smaller humans with reduced technical demands. Transformation sequence too advanced for solo juvenile operation. • 🦾 Durability Level: HIGH. Units have withstood repeated collisions, aggressive rotations, and unstructured play protocols. • 🔄 Transformation Frequency: EXTREME. Grandparent requested to engage in transformation assistance approximately 8,263 times per session. Emotional processors report mild exhaustion, overridden by affection protocols. • 🧩 Megatron Malfunction Rate: OCCASIONAL. Limb detachment detected. Reassembly protocol: SNAP-BACK. No permanent damage. Tolerated. • ❤️ Enjoyment Factor: MAXIMUM. Grandchild reports elevated joy, engagement, and attachment. Units have achieved “Favorite Toy” status. 📦 CONCLUSION: Units recommended for young operatives with access to patient adult technicians. Imagination module fully activated. Units passed playtime mission.

Took a while for my kiddos to learn to transform, but end result was great. Well made, and almost completely transformable.

We LOVE these transformers!!!! They are easy to transform and work great in both stages. Before I ordered them I read some reviews about the tummy dragging on the ground, but we didn’t mind. When we received them and made them into cars the same thing happened. But when my 18yr old daughter got home she helped us fix them. Now they work great! My 6 & 9 year old daughters love them. We are very happy and we feel like we paid a good price for them. Very happy!

These are not that great fpr a 5 year old. We had to look at the instructions to be able to transform them each time. They're a little difficult for adults so even more for a child. I also wasn't expecting them to be plastic. I thought they would've been metal. I would not purchase these again. If your child is mechanically inclined then maybe try this for them. They just weren't a good choice for us.

It’s toy hero’s n a rough boy… they last, they are loved, played with tough… imagination is at work… yes!!!