The new sensor-packed Smart Play Brick will land this spring as part of a special Star Wars collection. The update adds interactive lights and sound to the Lego experience—including the minifigs.

New sensor-packed Smart Bricks introduced at CES add color, sound, and interactivity to classic Lego builds, debuting with Star Wars sets this spring.

Now, Lego is bringing the culmination of this technology and play features to a galaxy far, far away with its new Smart Play system. With its unveiling at CES 2026, I had a chance to see exactly how Lego is upgrading its Star Wars collection with lights,

The event, covering more than 35,000 square feet, will be made up of 2 million LEGO bricks. More than 13,000 LEGO minifigures will be on display and for sale.

Luckily, more than one person can use a Brick. In fact, according to Brick's support site, there's no limit to how many people can use the same Brick. All you need to connect to a Brick is access to the app and to make your own account — you can't share accounts.

Carter Edmonds recorded five goals and two assists to lead Bergen Catholic past Brick 8-6 at Ice House in Hackensack. Bergen Catholic (7-4) led 3-1 at the end of the first period before Brick (6-3) stormed back in the second and tied things up at six. Bergen Catholic took back control in the third period and scored twice.

Yes, the Brick is worth it. I love it so much that I gave it to three of my family members for Christmas, telling them that the "best gift I could give them was spending less time on their phones." They weren't overly thrilled with that sentiment, but I know they'll come around in time!

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