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Lego just unveiled its first-ever 'Smart Brick'

This is what the new Lego smart brick can do — its 'most significant evolution' in 50 years

Lego unveiled its most ambitious product in nearly 50 years at CES 2026. It's called the Smart Brick — a 2x4 Lego brick with an entire computer inside. The brick contains light and sound capabilities, motion sensors, a microphone, and Bluetooth mesh networking that lets multiple bricks communicate with each other.

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Lego unveils Smart Bricks, a computer that fits inside a standard 2 x 4 brick

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Lego unveils tech-filled Smart Bricks - to play experts' unease

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Lego unveils tech-filled Smart Bricks - to play experts' dismay

Lego has unveiled Smart Bricks - tech-filled versions of its small building blocks - which it says will bring sets to life with sound, light and reaction to movement.

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Lego launches ‘biggest innovation in decades’ with electronic smart bricks

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Lego Is Launching An Evolutionary 2x4 Smart Brick Featuring A Tiny Computer

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Lego reveals NEW type of brick we’ve never seen before & promises they’ll ‘bring your creations to life’

Together with Smart Tags and Smart Minifigures, the hi-tech upgrade gives Lego creations a digital brain that enable them to react in playful ways with lights and sounds.

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LEGO is back with a very smart upgrade to famous bricks and it's coming soon

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LEGO's new smart brick unlocks future of play for children at CES 2026. Here's what to know

Lego Fit A Whole-Ass Computer Inside A Single Brick To Make Star Wars Sounds

In the Star Wars sets launching with Smart Play in March, the Emperor minifig will play the Imperial March when you sit him on this throne. Ships can blast at each other with laser noises, and lightsabers will hum and whirl when figures holding them are moved.

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Lego is putting tiny computers inside its bricks, starting with Star Wars sets

Fortunately, Lego didn’t just drop an idea, call it a day, and leave fans waiting. The company has already announced the first three “All-in-One” LEGO Star Wars sets range from 473 to 962 pieces, each including at least one Smart Brick, a number of Smart Tags, and Smart Minifigures to unlock interactive features.