Apple has unveiled a limited-edition Kiko grey Beats Pill speaker, collaborating with renowned fashion designer Kiko Kostadinov, famous for his modern designs rooted in historical influences. This unique partnership brings a fresh aesthetic to the Beats Pill Bluetooth speaker, heavily inspired by ancient Thracian art.


The Kiko Kostadinov Beats Pill showcases a custom grille featuring intricate geometric patterns, reflecting Kostadinov’s Bulgarian heritage. These patterns, significant in Thracian craftsmanship, add depth to the speaker's design. The speaker itself boasts a "Kiko gray" finish, embodying the designer's signature utilitarian style.


Complementing the geometric grille, the design includes braided straps reminiscent of traditional Bulgarian amulets, symbolizing cultural significance through color and craftsmanship. This exclusive edition will only be available at Kiko Kostadinov Tokyo, making it a highly sought-after item for tech enthusiasts and design lovers alike.


This collaboration continues Beats' tradition of limited-edition releases with influential figures, following previous partnerships with celebrities like Kim Kardashian and exclusive color variants sold at major retailers like Target and Walmart. The Kiko Kostadinov edition builds on the latest version of the Beats Pill, launched in june 2024, which replaces the discontinued Beats Pill+ and features USB-C connectivity, improved battery life, sound quality, and a more durable, water-resistant build.


While the Kiko edition celebrates cultural heritage and modern design, the standard Beats Pill remains available in traditional colors such as Matte Black, Champagne Gold, and Statement Red, catering to a broader audience. This blend of historical influence and modern technology in the limited edition sets a new benchmark for future collaborations, emphasizing the intersection of fashion and innovation in consumer electronics.



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Kokila Chokkanathan

14/08/2025 08:48 AM