Articulation--4/5
Both SP-4 and JN-66 have eight points of articulation: ball-jointed upper-neck, hinged lower-neck, shoulders, elbows, and hips. The neck joints allow for some nice posing--you can make them look like they're examining poison darts or some other object. The elbow joints are also extremely useful for this as well.

Features--NA/5
There are no action features associated with these figures.

Accessories--2/5
You get a "hover column" for JN-66 and that's it. The clear, plastic hover column serves its purpose well and allows JN-66 to stand, er, I mean hover. It would have been nice if they came with a Kamino Saberdart or something to analyze since they are analysis droids. A small computer terminal or monitor would have been cool too, but seeing as how we are getting two figures for the price of one makes it hard to complain.

Paint--2.5/5
The paint isn't bad, but these figures look very plastic-y when they should look more metallic. The prototypes look nicely painted in silver, but the final product is not. Instead they are just molded in a light gray plastic and they don't look metallic at all. On the plus side, I like the way they painted SP-4's "eyes" in gloss black, making the lenses look nice and shiny. Unfortunately, JN-66 didn't get the same treatment, so his eyes are dull and matte dark gray.

Overall--4/5
These guys are well done figures. They aren't quite as nice and shiny as they are in their deleted scene, but they are sculpted well and have great articulation. They look like Short Circuit rejects to me and I can't help but think of Johnny-5 when I look at them. I'm not really into these guys since they didn't appear in the actual movie, but if you like robots or need some background droids for a diorama then these should do well. UPDATE: Okay, so SP-4 is kinda in the actual movie, so I guess that makes them okay in my book hehe. BUT, the SP-4 lookalikes look very short when compared to humans in the same scene , whereas the SP-4 figure is almost as tall most human figures! Are they really the same robots or did Hasbro goof up on the scale of these figures? Who knows...