Star Wars' holiday gifts for Jedi, Sith and young Padawans

Standing 12-inches high and capable of 65 different light and sound effects,the InteracTech Imperial Stormtrooper is great for young fans, ages 4 years and up. It's priced around $20 in the US (roughly £15 in the UK and AU$30 in Australia), and won't break the wallet this holiday season. With its built-in accelerometer, the Stormtrooper reacts according to how he's played with. If there is a weapon in his hand, the toy can sense that and a quick flick of the wrist will have him firing off rounds. He also makes blast-off sounds when elevated and whistle sounds when free-falling to name.

K-2SO steals the spotlight in "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story," and with this Lego set you can build your very own. The droid sells for $25 in the US (converting roughly to £20, AU$35).

This Star Wars BladeBuilders Spin-Action Lightsaber is for ages 4 and older. The buildable nature of this lightsaber is especially great for creative types.

The saber can be used by itself with an extendable blade or combined with the light dagger on a circular hilt that can be spun in a 360-degree motion. The toy weapon also has sound effects. It requires six AAA batteries, and three are included.

The "Rogue One: A Star Wars Story" Rapid Fire Imperial AT-ACT playset is not only big in size but also price. This $299.99 (roughly £240, AU$400) toy runs on four D batteries and can be controlled with the Hasbro Star Wars StudioFX app or with the control buttons located towards the top-rear of the device. The way it walks and moves its head is reminiscent to the way the AT-AT vehicles move in the 1980 classic, "The Empire Strikes Back." In addition, it comes with three figures from the upcoming movie: Jyn Erso, C2-B5 (an exclusive) and an Imperial AT-ACT driver. Oh, did I mention it fires Nerf darts.

A cockpit shot of the 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story' Rapid Fire Imperial AT-ACT playset.

A cousin to the much larger AT-AT walker, the AT-ST walks on two legs and can hunt for rebel forces after you assemble the Lego bricks that make up this vehicle. This $40 set (roughly £30, AU$55) includes three minifigures: the AT-ST's driver, Baze Malbus and a Rebel Trooper.

Star Wars Simon is the classic game with a new look and sounds. Shaped like Darth Vader's head, Star Wars Simon plays the Imperial March accompanied by Darth Vader's breathing as players attempt to hit the flashing lights in the right sequence. Recommended for ages 8 and up, this single-player game will be available in spring 2017 at most major retailers nationwide as well as at HasbroToyShop.com.

Looking for a festive spin on the Lego Star Wars universe? This Advent Calendar set, which sells for $40 (roughly £30, AU$55) includes 24 different gifts that include minifigures, a battle droid, vehicles and weapons.

Star Wars Smart R2-D2 is a Walmart exclusive and is recommended for kids ages 6 years and older. He can be controlled via a free app for both iOS and Android. With the app, users are able to control R2-D2 remotely or pre-program his movements. R2-D2 dances and has unique responses to characters selected inside of the companion app. He also has the ability to be put into Guard mode, where an alarm sounds if he detects any movement, and there's unlockable features as he continues to be used.

The R2-D2 droid can be controlled with this iOS companion app that is also available for Android devices.

The Spinmaster Air-Hogs X-Wing Vs. Death Star Rebel Assault RC drones can help you fly the famous Star Wars ships without going into space can be bought for $92 in the US. The toys are for ages 8 and up.

This is the Death Star edition of the drone.

This Lego Star Wars Death Star set allows for re-creations of all kinds of scenes from the Star Wars universe. With 4,000 pieces to assemble, it will make one heck of a project for any Lego fan. The set costs $500 (converting roughly to £400 and AU$690).

For those wanting to be a part of "The Force Awakens" universe, the Star Wars: Black Series Kylo Ren Force FX Lightsaber can be found on Amazon for $163.30 in the US (roughly £130, AU$220). While we had fun re-enacting a possible space fight in our video, we suggest not actually using them for your galactic conquests (We tried to be gentle and still scuffed them up). Both this and the Yoda-themed green lightsaber we used have metal hilts, and the Kylo Ren edition is a bit heavier. The hilts have speakers at the bottom where the Lightsaber sound effects come out. We amplified the sounds for a more theatrical effect for our video, but they do make the sounds you would expect when swishing them through the air.

The Sergeant Jyn Erso set from Lego lets you build up the new protagonist of "Rogue One" and help her fight the Imperial forces in her way. The set sells for $25 in the US (converting roughly to £20, AU$35).