Transformers Legacy Evolution Buzzworthy Bumblee Series Cybertronian Origin Autobot Jazz

The knees have significantly less bend to them than most of the figures from the last decade, but the rest of the joints are there and he's got shoulder 5mm accessory ports along with the ones when you fold in his fists, unlike the S86 mold. Transformation requires a LOT of force and grip strength to get everything compacted down into car mode or pulled back apart, so actual children and possibly younger teens are likely to need adult assistance to manage it, so be aware of that. Getting the clear plastic windscreen in place over the corners of the hood is particularly scary due to the flexing needed; I plan to get out a rat-tail file and take a bit off the inside corners of the windscreen to ease those clearance issues before trying to transform him a second time. Hasbro finally managed to perfect the zero-plastic packaging they've been toying with since the end of TF:Armada, too, using a cardboard insert that folds around the figure while letting a few bits poke through cutouts to still allow for a view of the chest and head inside the box, a few strips of celotape the only plastic involved aside from the toy itself. The use of a faux-Porsche-nose chest plate also lets this guy have upper body proportions much closer to the screen model than even the Studio 86 version, if a bit chunkier in the legs. All in all, a good deal for an adult collector if you can find him at normal Deluxe price, but not for kids and definitely getting iffy as you reach the usual Voyager price point in online shops. Check your local brick & mortar Target first, they may still have some, possibly even at clearance discounts.

Good fun figure transforms easily. Nice and durable. Good value for a decent size

Great little toy of Jazz, with a fun (but slightly fiddly!) transformation. I've heard some people have issues with transparent plastic pieces cracking, but haven't noticed it yet on mine. Very poseable and with a nice couple of accessories! He's got waist rotation and ankle tilt. No wrist rotation, but the hands flip inward so you can have an arm-mounted grapple launcher.

Great! For collectors in 40 More years

I realize that this might be a hot take but I believe this is the best figure representation of G1 Jazz so far. The robot mode absolutely nails the G1 accuracy and don’t even look like it turns into a sci-fi car. Beautiful work by Hasbro & Takara

Looks good and well built. Arrived on time and packaged good.

Very accurate figure with a decent amount of accessories. The only reason I put 4 is because it’s not worth $30.

Loved this version of Jazz! Hasbro did an outstanding job honoring the original Jazz cartoon character.