Transformers Studio Series 83 Soundwave Collectible Action Figure, 8+, 0.3 lb, Multicolor

It is a bit pricey but very detailed and my son is an avid collector.

I bought this for my son and he is so happy with this figure. Good quality.

Got my delivery early✔️ Soundwave has great details. I keep him on my desk at work like a nerd 🤣👍🏽

i loved it. it came in perfect condition and worked as expected! i was able to pose soundwave really well. overall amazing figure would highly recommend

The item is reasonably priced and it was shipped fast

Let me start with dispelling the complaints of Soundwaves alt mode. It is actually very accurate to the old Marvel comic crossover with GI Joe. He never transformed in the movie so the designers had the freedom to create perfect robot modes and design the transformation and alt mode to match. I dont know if it was an accident or someone really knew the character but that hovercraft mode had been around since the 80's. To see it used in this way was surprising and a great throwback. Core Ravage works perfectly and the included missle was a nice touch. Now if we can only get Shockwave!

Robot mode is spectacular, but the vehicle mode is a bit disappointing. I don't hate it, but it could have been better. The transformation is easy and relatively smooth. Getting the legs into and out of vehicle mode position is kinda fiddly. Still recommend this to any fan. It's even simple enough and sturdy enough for smaller children. Only complaint is that it doesn't come with a Ravage by default, but there is a Ravage toy available in the Studio Series line that completes this figure.

great toy, wish the wrists were articulated

The detail on this Soundwave compared to the other one is phenomenal!!! The only downside is there are no tapes with it. So no Rumble, Laser Beak, or Ravage. That's why I only gave it 4 stars.

It's a great representation of what the movie was going for, however the articulation is somewhat hindered without much reason for a transformation that isn't even seen, most of the cybertronian figures we got for bumble bee seem to have that issue. Which I feel shouldn't be the case, I know sacrifices should be made but it just feels, rushed almost, especially at the waist, having one giant flap that moves up feels cheap, and the arms feel a tad bit short, despite all of that, it is a decent enough figure to have along side the ss movie decepticons, I would recommend, but only for what it stands for as a g1 inspired movie soundwave, I can't in good conscience value it as a figure with good articulation,and a good alternate mode