Pixel Tunes CD Player Gets Glow-in-the-Dark After Hours Finish
Sincere Inc. has launched its Pixel Tunes portable Bluetooth CD player in a limited-edition After Hours finish for 12,980 yen.
Sincere Inc. has launched the Pixel Tunes, a portable Bluetooth CD player, in a limited-edition "After Hours" finish, according to Tom's Hardware. The new color option glows in the dark thanks to phosphorescent materials.
The After Hours version uses a translucent green shell aimed at buyers who want a retro-style player with a glow effect. It joins three other translucent color options: Warm Gray, Ray of Light, and 1983.
The Pixel Tunes is priced at 12,980 yen, or roughly US$83. Its specifications include USB-C charging, Bluetooth 5.3, and a rechargeable Li-ion battery rated for 5-7 hours of playback. It also offers a 60-second ESP anti-skip buffer, built-in stereo speakers, a 3.5mm headphone port, and an LCD status display.
The product follows earlier retro portable CD player releases from other brands. In 2026, an orange Death Stranding 2-themed translucent portable CD player was released through a collaboration between Hideo Kojima and audio company km5.
Quick answers
How much does the Pixel Tunes After Hours edition cost?
It is priced at 12,980 yen, roughly US$83.
What colors does the Pixel Tunes come in?
The After Hours finish is one of four translucent options, alongside Warm Gray, Ray of Light, and 1983.
How long does the Pixel Tunes battery last?
The rechargeable Li-ion battery provides 5-7 hours of playback.