May the 4th be with you! To celebrate, shop the 15+ best Star Wars sales

May the Force (and May the 4th) be with you! Today is Star Wars Day, and to celebrate, we've rounded up the best deals on everything from Funko Pops to video games and anything in between. We might even be able to score you a discount on Bantha Milk, though that import fee from Tatooine is pretty rough. Score major savings on this Mandalorian-themed Echo Dot stand for just $13, or enjoy a family game night with Star Wars Clue for just $40.

One fan said, "This Grogu is even better than the pictures... This is such a cute addition to your Star Wars Pops!"

One customer said, "I wear a size 13 (mens) shoe, so finding themed socks is difficult. I can usually fit into most of the "Men's 6-12" socks, but they are often a little difficult to get on. These, however, I have no problem with. They go on with zero difficulty and are very comfy. I will definitely be looking for this brand in the future."

"These were a gift and an amazing one! They are bright and fun and the kids love them! They are great for mini lightsaber wars, or sitting down to a bowl of Ramen or any other food. They are easy to clean and operate. the battery compartment on a couple was a little loose, but other than that they are great. Makes a great housewarming gift for the Jedi in your life," said one reviewer.

"I lose my AirPods case — a lot. My spouse grew tired of me complaining about my constant misplacing of said case and purchased this outstanding Grogu case. I no longer lose my AirPods case or annoy my spouse. This is the way," said one aspiring Mando.

"R2D2 is a cute little Tamagotchi," said one shopper. "His little sounds are honestly precious. The games are cute and fast, and his different forms are fun! I’m always a little excited to see what he upgrades next. I worried about him dying overnight, but he reliably goes to sleep around 10 PM and is still around when I wake up at 7. Highly recommended!"

One shopper said, "If you have an Echo Dot and you like Star Wars, or at least The Mandalorian, you'll want this. I have several Echo Dots in my house, and this is perfect for the one in the den, which is decked out in Star Wars stuff. Very cool."

"Surprised how good this was. I'm now at the age in life where I can go back and appreciate the nostalgia of playing games from when I was a kid and seriously wonder how I ever defeated them in the first place. Oh! Cheats! Excellent," one player said. "So much easier than trying to get it to run on a modern PC, the PS4 port did a great job of making games from my childhood available to play on a modern TV. Not too shabby."

"Recently concluded play of this game. It was fantastic with a really good storyline taking place... Gameplay and mechanics were well contrived, which can be a real challenge at times depending on the level played. I think some of the negative reviews about the swordplay with a lightsaber being simplified are unfair (maybe not playing on a difficult enough level?)... Anyway, good story and overall good game," one gamer said.

"She makes the sounds and movements from the show and accurate lighting, It's just fun to have around. This was a gift for my wife and she adores it! She keeps it on her desk and turns it on every morning to play around with it. I only wish it had a rechargeable battery built-in instead of taking four AA batteries. Great for a Star Wars fan!" said one shopper.

"We're a big Star Wars family, so when I found this while searching for a classic Clue game, we had to try it. The game follows the same basic principle of figuring out three items, but in this game, you have to figure out (1) in which room in the Death Star plans are hidden, (2) which planet Darth Vader is going to destroy with the Death Star, and (3) what vehicle you will use to escape the Death Star... It's a heck of a lot of fun, and we love playing it," said one player.

"This Lego set can make a nice little gift or for yourself. It’s easy enough to put together and it looks great. The wings open and close, the cockpit opens to sit Luke in there and there’s space for R2D2 to be placed. It’s a great addition to anyone’s collection," one builder mentioned.

"I purchased this beautiful Death Star cheese board for a friend for her birthday. She’s a huge Star Wars fan! She absolutely loved it! The construction is well done. It’s very sturdy and the wood grain and carvings are very detailed and beautiful. I would purchase this again, hands down! I’m not even a Star Wars fan and I want one," quipped a shopper.

"My kids absolutely love it! It's a great-quality lightsaber. It makes sounds as you move it around, just like the real thing! The lights are bright enough to feel like you are one of the Star Wars characters! I am impressed with the technology they put into this," one parent said.

"I got two of these - one for me and one for a family member. We had a great time putting them together. Loved the details on the X-Wing, including the little R2 tile. The diorama versions that Lego is releasing are very nice because they present well on a shelf," said a fan.

"Yeah, it's expensive, I get it. I bought this for my 12-year old who loves Legos and Star Wars. He mentioned that this would be so cool to build so I bought it for a Christmas present. The look on his face was worth the price of the set. He was so excited!" one parent said. "We worked his tail off and built this in two days over the Christmas break from school. No missing pieces, the instructions were complete and easy to follow as always...even for a 12-year-old! This set now has a place of honor with his other Lego sets."

The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.