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Analogue Pocket Gets Supreme Gold and Red

Supreme's tech makeover raises questions about gaming luxury and logos.

Analogue and Supreme have collaborated to release a limited edition of the Analogue Pocket handheld, available in red or gold. The gadget is described as a metallic portable handheld multi-video-game-system with unibody aluminum, featuring 24K gold-plated and custom red glossy finishes. Supreme's signature logo adorns both the front and back of the device.


No price has been listed yet for these special edition Pocket devices. A standard Analogue Pocket costs $239.99, but fans speculate that the Supreme touch could add a premium to this figure.


Supreme's fall/winter 2026 collection includes several other gadgets such as a Kodak Super 8 camera, a Dyson V12 Detect vacuum cleaner, and a JBL Go 5 speaker. These items join the metallic Analogue Pocket in an eclectic mix of tech and fashion.


Supreme's decision to infuse gaming accessories with their signature style might set a new trend for luxury tech gadgets. However, it also raises questions about whether such collaborations are purely commercial or if they genuinely enhance user experience.

Original source:  https://www.theverge.com/games/981054/analogue-pocket-supreme-red-gold-fall-winter-2026-collection
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