Anker Launches Pokémon 30th Anniversary Collection in July: Pikachu 70W Charger and Ear-Cuff Earbuds

Anker is releasing a Pokémon collaboration lineup in Japan in July 2026. Timed to the franchise's 30th anniversary, it includes a 70W fast charger decked out in Pikachu styling, ear-cuff wireless earbuds in both Pikachu and Eevee designs, and a travel adapter and pouch. Everything is a Japan-only release handled by Anker Japan, with no overseas sales planned.

A Lineup Celebrating Pokémon's 30th Anniversary

This lineup arrives as part of Pokémon's 30th anniversary, bringing Pikachu and Eevee designs to everyday gadgets such as chargers and earbuds. Sales run through Anker Japan's official site and physical stores, as well as Amazon.co.jp, Rakuten Ichiba, and authorized retailers. For now it is a Japan-only release, with no global launch announced.

The main products are a Pikachu 70W fast charger (7,990 yen), ear-cuff wireless earbuds in Pikachu and Eevee variants (13,990 yen each), a travel adapter (5,990 yen), and a travel pouch (3,990 yen).

The Pikachu 70W Fast Charger

The fast charger has a yellow body with a Pikachu silhouette and a gold accent across the top. It delivers up to 70W and packs three ports in total: two USB Type-C and one USB Type-A. With enough output to charge not just smartphones and tablets but also laptops, a single unit covers a wide range of devices.

The accessories add a playful touch too, bundling a USB-C cable with a Poké Ball motif and a cable band bearing a Pikachu silhouette. Behind the design-forward looks, it balances multiple ports and high output for genuine everyday use.

Pikachu and Eevee Ear-Cuff Earbuds

The wireless earbuds are based on the open-ear, ear-cuff (clip) style Soundcore C50i. The Pikachu model comes in vivid colors while the Eevee model takes a more subdued palette, so you can choose to taste. Each earbud weighs about 5.5g and carries an IP55 dust- and water-resistance rating.

Playback runs up to 7 hours on the earbuds alone and up to 28 hours with the charging case. The open design leaves the ear canal unblocked, so ambient sound comes through easily and there is none of the plugged-up pressure of in-ear tips. For sound, 12mm dynamic drivers boost the bass, and on Android the earbuds support the Hi-Res LDAC codec. AI noise reduction keeps your voice clear on calls, and Anker says sound leakage, a common issue with open designs, is lower than on the previous generation.

Summary

Anker's Pokémon collaboration is a 30th-anniversary lineup that wraps a 70W fast charger, ear-cuff earbuds, and a travel adapter and pouch in Pikachu and Eevee designs. Beyond the cute looks, the substance holds up: the charger offers three ports at 70W, and the earbuds are IP55-rated with up to 28 hours of playback. Since this is a Japan-only release, anyone interested will want to keep an eye on the July launch window.