Top Ten Star Wars Presents to Buy

Number Ten: This Darth Vader shower head is available at Bed Bath and Beyond for $29.99. Though the ideal is pretty cool,

it looks like he is crying and shooting water jets out of his eyes… pretty creepy.

Number Nine: Jack-In-A-Boxs are terrifying enough, so why not a space slug? It is available for $24.99 on reedpopsupplyco.com.

This is obviously a must have for any parent…or teenager.

Number Eight: Want to have a Bantha? No? Well apparently OfficialStarWarsCostumes.com thinks you did.

Available for only $24.99, honestly I would get it if I had a dog.

Number Seven: Ever wanted to control the universe? err… board?

Well this 3D Star-Wars chess set is available for $90 on thegadgetflow.com. The figures range from 2” to 4”.

Number Six: Available on ThinkGeek.com, these lightsaber chopsticks are available in Luke Skywalker green, Luke Skywalker blue,

Darth Maul red(and they sap together too into his double edged lightsaber!), Darth Vader red, and Yoda’s classic green. Sadly, they are currently out of stock.

Number Five: Looking for a new fire pit? Well this Death-Star one is available from the etsy seller KGFirePits for $1,300.

It is 37.5 inches in diameter and handmade of steel. This is perfect for any sith event.

Number Four: This life size Storm Trooper is available for $2,800 on e-bay from the seller buttonw.

The price is of epic proportions, but then again so is Star-Wars.

Number Three: Remember the scene in star wars when R2D2 is on Anakin’s starfighter? Well this is the closest you’ll get to experiencing that.

This portable car charger is available on ThinkGeek.com for $39.99. It has a light up eye, two USB ports, a rotating head, and it plugs into the cigarette lighter adapter.

Number Two: This R2-D2 fridge is $8,000 and is available for pre-order in Japan only at this point. It has two USB ports, Wi-Fi connectivity, and it also has an open-source iOS-compatible app.

It is remote controlled from your phone and can also hold up to six average sized cans. The only downside, you need to consistently charge it for it to remain mobile.

On the bright side, it looks pretty sweet and has all the features of the movie version.

Number One: BB8 costs $150, which if you think about it, is not terrible for your personal robot friend. You can even make and send messages to your friends through their own BB-8 droid!

But hey, it’s a freaking star wars droid you can control from your phone or tablet, which is pretty cool. (Source: techcrunch.com )