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You can't replace the battery in Lego's Smart Bricks - and many of its sensors aren't available yet

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Lego's Smart Bricks come with several sensors disabled in initial sets, including sound and light detection, which will be unlocked in future products; this limitation may affect user experience and creativity for content creators looking to fully utilize the smart features of these bricks.

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