It's a rather enjoyably fun collectible to own. You can pose it in nearly any way you want, and it's ideal as a part of a collection, or a new toy to have fun with. While you can't pose it AS much as other collectibles like the Tracer or Genji figures, it's still able to pose more or less however you want, and I'm incredibly happy with it

At 5.5 inches (5.75 if you count her hair), Sombra is one of the smaller OW Ultimate figures. She comes with 2 extra hands, her machine pistol, translocator, and a "hacking" beam. Attaching the beam to her hand is finicky, and jamming it down to make it stay put can cut her fingers. A touchscreen or hacked healthpack would have been ideal accessories to make up for the figure's smaller size. The paint is well done this time around, with the only major flaw being some discolored metal plates on her calves. As expected, arm movement is horribly restricted thanks to the shallow shoulder sockets that plague this line of toys. Her coat is also glued shut, giving her less torso mobility than the other characters. Sombra does, however, stand nicely on her own, and can even balance on one leg for some interesting poses. With an accurate sculpt and paint job, this figure is very faithful to Blizzard's character design, but size, limited range of motion, and lack of accessories really eat into this figure's value. Recommended for collectors.

I think this is the best Sombra figure one could ask for considering the price point, and it does a great job capturing the character’s likeness. That said, the jacket can make posing somewhat difficult, but I still think that it’s the best option Hasbro could have gone with for a $20 figure. I don’t think Figma will touch on Sombra any time soon, if ever, and this is a more than worthy option to have hanging out on your figure shelf.

Sombra is one of my favorite characters from Overwatch (With D.VA being my first) and I was really excited to see they made these figures and adding her to be one of the first to come! The detail and design was very good but the actual structure I was a bit unhappy... When I took her out of the box just to see how she moved, she was kind of stiff. He knew and leg joints were kinda stuck and there was paint chipped off:(( I might return it for a new one cuz yes it has been just sitting in a box and ik I won’t “play” with her but atleast I want her to “work”. Other than that I’m good!

Falls over a lot but fully posable. Needs some kind of base