The models are divided into multiple levels - including legendary level, FAB level, enhanced (D) level, navigator (V) level, alliance (H) level, leader (L) level, and ultimate (U) level.
FAB level: The playability is not high, and the price is not expensive at around 90.
Enhanced (D) level: around 100~150 (about this, with the exception of Bumblebee, the 1974 model is about this price. The price of the 2008 model is twice that of the ordinary enhanced level... the protagonist is The salary is high...) The price is moderate and it has a linkage device, which I think is good.
Navigator (V) level: The transformation is a little more complicated, it also has a linkage device, and the price is about 220.
Alliance level (H) level: The alliance level features a movable villain, who can sit in the car and act as the driver. After turning into a robot, the villain can be inserted to activate the mechanism. The price is a little higher than the Navigator level. The Leader (L) level: 400~500~~ If you are not a hardcore... the workmanship is first-class, the deformation is complex, and it has sound and light effects. It also has a linkage device to increase the fun of deformation. It is durable. Playful and eye-catching~~ But they are generally larger... about 30cm. Ultimate (U) Extreme: As you can tell from the name, it is not a fuel-efficient car. The price is also the ultimate! Around 1,000, but as of today, there is only Bumblebee, the ultimate Transformer. The transformation is so complicated~~~ and this thing is amazingly big! Hold it in your arms like a child... It also has a sound and light system... It's a patent for the rich~~
G1: The nostalgic version, mainly the painting restores the style of the G1 era, the price No different.
Finally, not every Transformer has every level, just like Bumblebee, there is no expert level. Bonecrusher only has enhanced levels and so on.