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Beats x Pokémon now official: Trainer-approved Pill speaker evolution inbound

The Pokémon 30th anniversary year certainly isn’t over yet. While most of the major exciting drops and new announcements hit early in 2026 as part of the Pokémon Day celebrations, we have seen several major collaborations since then with Target and then adidas, and today we are getting our first look at the official Beats x Pokémon teaser. 

Beats x Pokémon gear confirmed

As my guy Zac over at 9to5Mac pointed out this a.m., there has been what appeared to an official look this Beats collaboration when a special edition pocket monster edition of the latest Beats Pill was spotted at Target. 

And now, after Pikachu made an official visit to Apple Park to hang out with Tim Cook and the new Apple boss John Ternus, today’s official teaser posted on various Beats channels makes it official – Trainers will soon be able to add official Beats x Pokémon to their load out. 

The teaser above clearly shows what appears to be (based on the colors in the graphics) two different special edition Pokémon-themed Beats Pill speakers on the way – likely a Pikachu edition and a purple-themed variation (Mew-Two, Gengar, maybe even Ditto?). 

We presume they will launch at the same $149 list on the standard edition, but nothing has been confirmed as of yet. The standard colorways can often be found between $99 and $130.

Either way, stay tuned as the new 30th anniversary gear continues to drop right through year’s end. 

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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