Supreme x Analogue Pocket
The original behind the Supreme x Analogue Pocket is the Analogue Pocket Aluminum Edition — $499.99 retail; Supreme charged $498.
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — Analogue
Pocket Aluminum Edition
About the original
The Analogue Pocket is a handheld built around a field-programmable gate array rather than software emulation: the FPGA is configured to behave as original Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance hardware, so the 2,780-plus cartridge library runs on the real logic. Analogue, founded in 2011 and based in Seattle, ships it with a 3.5-inch 1600x1440 LCD and a built-in Nanoloop synthesizer and sequencer. The polycarbonate model is the standard version; a CNC-machined unibody aluminum edition sits above it. Supreme's Fall/Winter 2026 collab uses that aluminum body in red gloss with debossed logos front and back, alongside a 24K gold-plated edition. Game cartridges are sold separately.
Price comparison
| Supreme retail | $498 |
|---|---|
| Analogue retail | $499.99 |
| Hype tax | Same as original |
Questions
Is the Supreme x Analogue Pocket just the regular Pocket Aluminum Edition?
The Supreme x Analogue Pocket, released in Fall/Winter 2026, is based on the Analogue Pocket Aluminum Edition. Supreme sometimes changes the colorway or materials, and the description on this page covers the original's specs and any differences. If you want the product without the box logo, the Analogue Pocket Aluminum Edition is the one to buy.
Is the Analogue Pocket Aluminum Edition cheaper than the Supreme version?
No — Supreme charged the same $498 that the Analogue Pocket Aluminum Edition retails for, so there's no hype tax on this one. The difference is the box logo, and the original doesn't require catching a drop.
Where can I buy the Analogue Pocket Aluminum Edition?
You can buy the Analogue Pocket Aluminum Edition direct from Analogue. Retail price is $499.99. The buy links on this page go straight to the product listing at each retailer.
