LEGO Light (88005)

Powered UP · 1 pieces

From $9.99 at LEGO.com

Not retiring yet (on sale since 2018)

Price at LEGO.com

Regular price $9.99

LEGO.com$9.99+$4.95 delivery

See it at LEGO.com, $9.99

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Price history

Lowest price today: $9.99; at LEGO.com
Lowest we’ve recorded: $9.99; LEGO.com, Sep 29, 2026
LEGO’s regular price: $9.99
Tracked since: Sep 29, 2026; No price change since

Price records (1)

September 29, 2026 · LEGO.com$9.99

Prices at LEGO.com, Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, and Barnes & Noble, checked daily. A line breaks when a store was out of stock or not selling the set.

LEGO Light in other countries

The lowest price today in each country where LEGO sells it, converted at the European Central Bank’s rate. Delivery across borders isn’t included: most stores only ship inside their own country.

CountryLowest priceIn USDStore

CanadaBest priceLEGO.com CanadaCA$11.99$8.54LEGO.com Canada
US(this page)LEGO.com$9.99$9.99LEGO.com
PolskaLEGO.comPLN 41.99$10.77LEGO.com

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Exchange rates of October 22, 2026.

Resale value

What the LEGO Light actually sold for on BrickLink, the LEGO-owned marketplace, in the last 6 months.

New

$12.05

Median of 24 sales (worldwide), from $8.47 to $21.36

+21% vs LEGO’s regular price ($9.99)

Used

$12.00

Median of 1 sale (US sellers)

+20% vs LEGO’s regular price ($9.99)

Sales on BrickLink, updated daily (last update October 23, 2026). Few sales mean a less reliable figure.

Set details

Pieces: 1
Minifigures: None
Ages: 7+
Released: 2018
Set number: 88005
Theme: Powered UP
Price per piece: $9.99at today’s lowest price
LEGO.com rating: 4.5
LEGO Insiders points: 65

LEGO Light parts list

1 pieces in 1 different parts and colors.

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Parts list: Rebrickable.

About the LEGO Light

Connect the LEGO® 88005 Powered Up Light to LEGO models with the Powered Up Hub—such as the LEGO City 60197 Passenger Train—and light up your builds!

Features 2 LED lights, connecting wire and connection point for LEGO® Powered Up components.

Description: LEGO.com.

LEGO Light: FAQ

Is the LEGO Light retiring?

Not yet flagged, but the LEGO Light is an older set. LEGO.com doesn’t list it as “Retiring soon” yet, but it has been on sale since 2018, longer than most sets (two to three years). That makes it one of the likelier sets to be flagged next. We check every day and will update this page the day it is.