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Top Star Wars Day deals: New releases and freebies to shop on May the 4th
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Star Wars Day is an unofficial holiday celebrated every year on May 4 — as in, “May the 4th” (as in, “May the Force be with you”). And every year, we see retailers release limited-time discounts and Star Wars product launches in honor of the geeky occasion.
In 2025, May the 4th happens to coincide with the 20th anniversary of Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith, which was back in theaters for a short run in late April. As such, a lot of this year’s releases embrace the Dark Side. (Is there anything that can’t be turned into some variation of Darth Vader’s helmet? Apparently not.)
Below, we’re keeping a running list of all the best May the 4th sales and drops from across the web. It must be said: These are the Star Wars Day deals you’re looking for.
The Lego Store — shop new sets and score some freebies
The Lego Store’s busy Star Wars Day programming runs in stores and online from May 1 to 5. It’s headlined by the release of several brand-new sets, including a 2,970-piece build of bounty hunter Jango Fett’s starship (the latest addition to Lego’s Ultimate Collector Series).
Most importantly, if you live near a Lego Store, swing by on Sunday, May 4 from 12 to 2 p.m. local time for a free make-and-take Grogu model. You can also shop these Star Wars Lego sets:
Shoppers who spend a certain amount of money can also snag exclusive freebies from the Lego Store, so long as they’re signed up for its Lego Insiders rewards program. (It’s free to join.) Starting May 1, purchases of $40 or more come with a free Millennium Falcon Mini-Build worth $4.99, and purchases of $160 or more unlock a free Kamino Training Facility set worth $29.99.
Amazon — save on a new Star Wars Echo Dot bundle
The retail giant is set to release a new limited-edition TIE Fighter stand for its latest Echo Dot on May 6. If you’d like to preorder it ahead of time, you can save $12 by bundling it with the smart speaker.
Amazon has a lot more Star Wars day deals, with Funko Pop! figures starting at just $3.99, Lego sets up to 31% off, and select deals on video games from the franchise.
Audio-Technica — shop limited-edition Star Wars earbuds
Audio-Technica, a Japanese audio company, teamed up with Lucasfilm and Disney Consumer Products for four limited-edition sets of wireless earbuds inspired by Star Wars icons: the Mandalorian, Grogu, Darth Vader, and R2-D2. Each pair comes with a matching charging case (complete with sound effects) that adds up to 40 hours of listening time to their 25-hour battery life. They’re now available for preorder for $179 apiece.
Casetify — shop new Star Wars tech accessories
Casetify is expanding its Star Wars collab with a new “Rebellion and Empire” collection packed with limited-edition designs for gadget cases, chargers, and charms. The (Death) star of the lineup is definitely the $138 Darth Vader AirPods Case Collector’s Edition, which can play ominous breathing sound effects at the touch of a button. Prices start at $32.
Funko — buy two Star Wars items, get one free
The pop culture collectible company’s online store has an extensive line of Star Wars-themed Funko Pop! figurines, including exclusive vinyl bobbleheads of the Mandalorian (with Grogu), Darth Vader, Rey Skywalker, Kylo Ren, and Admiral Ackbar. Add three items to your cart, and you’ll get the cheapest one for free. Prices start at just $3.
Nanoleaf — save on select lighting kits, including new Star Wars bundles
Nanoleaf’s Star Wars Day sale features two new limited-edition smart lighting bundles that build into the shapes of Yoda and R2-D2 — a subtle way to rep your fandom in an office or gaming room. The sale runs through May 5, and prices start at $7.99.
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Microsoft Store — save up to 85% on select Xbox Star Wars games
Virtually every Star Wars video game and DLC for Xbox is on sale in the Microsoft Store through May 5, with the biggest discounts going to 2019’s Jedi: Fallen Order, 2020’s Squadrons, and an EA bundle that combines them with 2017’s Battlefront II and its Celebration Edition upgrade. Prices start at only $2.44. (Let’s hope you already owned a current-gen Xbox prior to May 1, when they got significantly more expensive because of “market conditions and the rising cost of development,” per a company statement.)
Ruggable — save 15% on washable Star Wars rugs
Our reviewer found Ruggable’s washable rugs to be soft and durable, but pricier than similar options from other brands. All the better since its entire collection of Star Wars designs is 15% off through May 6, including area rugs and doormats. Prices start at $101.10.
Target — save on all sorts of Star Wars gear
The bullseye brand’s Star Wars Day sale features 50 pages of deals on franchise merch and collectibles, from Lego sets to action figures, clothing, bedding, glassware, and books; prices start at $4.99. As part of the event, Target is also giving shoppers who spend at least $25 on Apple gift cards a free bonus bundle for the mobile game Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes. That offer is valid through May 20.
UPDATE: May. 4, 2025, 11:44 a.m. EDT This guide was updated with additional deals from the Amazon Star Wars Day promotion.
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Get some new wrist candy with the CMF Watch Pro 2 at its lowest price ever
SAVE $39.01: As of April 22, get the CMF By Nothing Watch 2 Pro for $39.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $79. That’s a discount of 49% and the lowest price we’ve seen.
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There are tons of smartwatches on the market if you’re in need of one. But if you’re willing to look beyond the Apple Watches or Samsung devices out there, you’ll find an awesome alternative from the Nothing brand that’ll save you some serious cash. Not only is it more affordable than the competition, but it’s got everything you could want and then some. In fact, one of the models is on sale right now.
As of April 22, get the CMF By Nothing Watch 2 Pro for $39.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $79. That’s $39.01 off and a discount of 49%. It’s also the lowest price we’ve seen.
This affordable smartwatch not only comes in an attractive form factor, but it has just about everything you could ask for. It has your average comms tools like Bluetooth calling and gesture control, a built-in mic and speaker, contacts, message reminders, and music control. But from there, it offers a wide range of sensors and data to help you take control of your health.
It offers a portable blood oxygen saturation monitor, a heart rate monitor, sleep tracking, and so much more. All of this data, including workout information, steps, and much more, can be synced across all your favorite fitness apps, including Apple Health and Google Health Connect. There are 120 sports modes to choose from, GPS positioning, and even a 3D warm-up exercise guide to help get you on your feet each day.
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With interchangeable watch straps and an attractive face, this extremely reasonable smartwatch is definitely one to rival Apple and Samsung. You’ll want to grab yours while it’s still down to the lowest price we’ve seen.
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Get Ankers 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock for $60 less at Amazon
SAVE 15%: As of April 22, you can get the Anker Prime 14-in-1 Thunderbolt 5 Dock for $339.99, down from $399.99, at Amazon. That’s a 15% discount or $60 savings.
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Working off a laptop is great until you realize you only have two ports and need to plug something in. If you’re hooked up to an external monitor, keyboard, and mouse, you’re pretty much out of luck on the rest. Not only that, but your previously uncluttered desk will most likely look like a Best Buy exploded (a rat’s nest of cords isn’t cute or helpful for anyone getting work done).
If you literally hate mess and cords as much as I do, you need a docking station to hide all that chaos and protect your aesthetic. Right now, Anker’s Prime TB5 Docking Station is on sale for $339.99 at Amazon, down from $399.99. (That’s a $60 price cut.)
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Are you going to use all 14 ports at the exact same time? Probably not, but you’ll never have to dig through your bag for a specific adapter again. You just plug a single cable into your laptop, and the dock handles the rest. It features a Thunderbolt 5 upstream port, two Thunderbolt 5 downstream ports, two USB-C ports, three USB-A ports, SD and TF card readers, a 2.5Gbps Ethernet port, an audio jack, and your choice of HDMI 2.1 or DisplayPort 2.1. It’s also fast enough to transfer a 150GB file in 25 seconds.
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How I scored ad-free Paramount+ Premium for only 99 cents
SAVE $26: As of April 22, returning subscribers can score two months of ad-free Paramount+ Premium for only 99 cents per month with the code N8C27L. Usually $13.99 per month, that’s $26 in savings. Just note that your mileage may vary.
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If you’re looking to save some money on your streaming lineup, my number one recommendation is to cancel your subscriptions. While it doesn’t work for every streamer, many will offer you a special discount to come back. Not to mention, you’ll be eligible for any new deals that may appear that are marketed to “new and returning customers.” Case in point: as of April 22, returning subscribers can get two months of ad-free Paramount+ Premium for just 99 cents per month.
I’ve tested this out myself, so I can vouch for it. When you navigate to Paramount+ and sign in to your existing account, you’ll be prompted to pick a plan. Select the Paramount+ Premium monthly plan for $13.99 per month. On the “Welcome back!” page, scroll down to the box that says “Have a promo code?” and enter N8C27L. Once you hit “apply” the price should drop to just 99 cents per month.
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That’s all, folks. You can take advantage of two full months of ad-free Paramount+, Showtime, BET, CBS, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, CBS live TV, UFC fights, and more for less than two bucks. That’s $26 total in savings.
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Paramount+ has a surprisingly hefty library. Subscribers can enjoy Paramount+ Originals like Landman and RuPaul Drag Race All Stars, Showtime series like Dexter Resurrection and Yellowjackets, CBS hits like Survivor and NCIS, and nostalgic shows from Nickelodeon and MTV. Not to mention, there’s a lineup of movies that’ll keep you fully entertained for your two-month promotional period. Just be sure to cancel again before the second month is over if you want to avoid paying full cost. You can always sign up again when another deal arises. I know I will.
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