⚡ Beats and Pokémon have collaborated on a special edition Pill speaker featuring Pikachu and Mimikyu
📅 It releases on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at 8am PT with no pre-orders available
💰 It’s available for $149.99 from Apple, Target (US), and Argos (UK)
👍 Features 24-hour battery life, dust/water resistance, and a unique Poké Ball lanyard charm
Pokémon and Beats have collaborated on a special edition speaker that features the mysterious Mimikyu and the loveable Pikachu – and it’s bound to sell out fast.
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The Pokémon x Beats Pill speaker comes with a color-matched lanyard – complete with a unique Poké Ball charm – and promises to deliver room-filling sound and deep bass. It has 24 hours of battery life and is dust and water-resistant.
Here’s how much the Pokémon x Beats Pill speaker costs and where to buy it before it inevitably sells out.
Pokémon x Beats Pill speaker: release date
The special edition Pokémon x Beats Pill speaker is available on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at 8am PT. There’s no pre-order window, so it’ll be first come, first served when stock becomes available. Expect orders to be limited to one per person.
Pokémon x Beats Pill speaker: where to buy
You can purchase the Pokémon x Beats Pill speaker from Apple’s website and Target online and in select stores. If you’re in the UK, it’ll be available from Apple’s website and Argos.
Pokémon x Beats Pill speaker: price
Despite being a special edition, the price of the Pokémon x Beats Pill speaker remains $149.99. That’s the MSRP for the Beats Pill speaker, though some versions and colors are often discounted.
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