Photo review of the 'Soundcore C50i Eevee Model,' an ear cuff-style earphone featuring the Pokémon Eevee in beige and brown colors.

Anker's 'Soundcore C50i' wireless earphones, which are ear cuff-style and don't block the ears, have been given an 'Eevee Model' inspired by the Pokémon Eevee, which was released in July 2026. I received one as

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The Soundcore C50i is an ear cuff-type wireless earphone that clips onto the ear, with two parts connected by a bridge containing shape-memory titanium wire. Each earbud weighs approximately 5.5g and features a 12mm dynamic driver. It supports Bluetooth 6.0, SBC, AAC, and LDAC standards, and offers up to 7 hours of playback on a single charge and up to 28 hours with the charging case. It also supports multipoint connectivity, allowing simultaneous connection to two devices, and the earbuds themselves are IP55 dustproof and waterproof.

The Eevee model has the same product specifications and features as the regular version. For a detailed review of the fit, usability, and how to use the Soundcore app, please see the article below.

I tried out Anker's 'Soundcore C50i,' an ear cuff-style earphone that doesn't block the ear canal - GIGAZINE

This is what the Soundcore C50i Eevee model package looks like.

The Pokémon logo is at the bottom.

The left side features a silhouette of Eevee and the Pokémon 30th anniversary logo.

There was also an Eevee on the right side.

This is what it looks like after opening the package and taking out the contents. The contents include the charging case containing the earphones, a quick start guide, product warranty and customer support information, and a USB Type-A to USB Type-C cable.

The inner box also features a silhouette of Eevee.

The quick start guide also features a silhouette of Eevee.

The charging case is about this size when placed in the palm of your hand.

The front of the case features a two-tone design with a beige lid and a brown body. The lid has a silhouette of a brown Eevee, and an LED indicator is located in the center of the body.

On the back, there's a small Poké Ball mark and the 'Pokémon' logo. Below that is a USB Type-C port for charging.

The Soundcore logo is faintly visible on the top surface.

When I took the main unit (ear clip) out of the charging case, there was a protective sheet attached, so I peeled it off.

Here's what the left and right ear clips look like side-by-side. It's a structure where two brown components are connected by a beige bridge.

This is a front view of the left ear clip. Pressing the physical button on the larger component allows you to control music playback, pause, and other functions.

Looking at the back, the larger component has an 'L' marking to indicate left and right, and two charging terminals, while the smaller component has a speaker.

When actually worn, the beige bridge follows the edge of the ear, and the brown speaker portion is positioned in front of the ear canal. The larger component is almost completely hidden behind the ear, so visually, the beige bridge is the most noticeable part. There is no Eevee depicted on the earphone body; the design is understated, expressing Eevee solely through the color scheme.

The Soundcore C50i Eevee model is priced at 13,990 yen (tax included) and can be purchased from the Anker official online store as well as Amazon.co.jp.

Amazon.co.jp: Soundcore C50i (Bluetooth 6.0) [Open-ear wireless earphones / ear cuff / listening while doing other things / IP55 waterproof rating / up to 28 hours playback / LDAC compatible / multipoint connection] EV model: Electronics & Camera

Additionally, the Soundcore C50i Eevee model can also be obtained from the following giveaway article.

GIGAZINE's Summer Giveaway Event: 'Answer the survey and take them all!', with over 60 items available! - GIGAZINE