Japanese toy manufacturer MEDICOM TOY has launched a limited-edition BE@RBRICK AUDIO Mickey Mouse 400% portable Bluetooth speaker to honor one of the most beloved icons in pop culture. It was developed in collaboration with the Ukrainian company RINARO ISODYNAMICS, which specializes in the development and manufacturing of audio systems. The speaker features a visually striking palette of black, white, red, and yellow to imitate the classic character’s appearance.
This new themed Bluetooth speaker combines Mickey’s classic look with modern sound technology. With Rinaro’s proprietary QUAD’360 omnidirectional audio technology, users can enjoy immersive sound from any angle. Four custom-engineered acoustic drivers within Mickey Mouse’s head work together to create a 360-degree sound field.
The Mickey Mouse BE@RBRICK 400% portable speaker features Bluetooth 5 connectivity for fast and effortless pairing, along with strong signal quality. The frequency range extends from 90Hz to 20,000Hz (-6dB), covering a broad spectrum of sound for a rich listening experience.
The speaker includes a USB-C charging cable and operates on a replaceable rechargeable battery. A short 1.5-hour charge delivers up to six hours of continuous playback. Additionally, the battery has been designed to be easily swapped out in the future.
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In addition to great sound and looks, the speaker offers an interactive experience with its intuitive controls. The maker has smartly incorporated volume and track selection controls in Mickey Mouse’s hands. You can adjust both by simply rotating the speaker’s wrist, an intuitive touch that suits the playful Mickey Mouse design. Other highlighting features include authentication and virtual space storage using dual AI technology.
The Mickey Mouse BE@RBRICK 400% portable speaker will be available for purchase on the official website starting September 4, 2025. It is listed for ¥99,000 (about $672) at Rakuten Japan.
Via: HypeBeast
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