Anker has turned a football anniversary into a limited-run accessory drop, releasing special editions of both a power bank and a charger for Kawasaki Frontale. The collaboration was created to mark the club’s 30th anniversary and is being sold only in very small numbers.
The release is split across two products, each offered in two design variants. Both are exclusive to Anker Store Bic Camera Lazona Kawasaki in Tokyo, Japan, which makes the collection even more restricted in practice.
Power bank version comes in two 250-unit designs
Anker based the power bank on the Anker Nano Power Bank (22.5W, Built-In USB-C Connector). Both versions use a black body with light blue graphics, but one carries the club badge while the other features the club mascot.
Each power bank variant is limited to 250 units. That means only 500 units exist across the two designs, with each unit priced at ¥3,990.
Despite the collectible styling, the product still serves a practical role for everyday charging. It supports 22.5W output, keeping it within the same functional category as a regular compact power bank.
30W charger is even scarcer
The charger in the lineup is the Anker 511 Charger (Nano Pro), known in Japan as the Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W). It also comes in two versions, using a light blue casing with black illustrations.
One charger design carries the club badge, while the other uses the team’s dolphin mascot. Anker is limiting each version to just 100 units, and each one is priced at ¥3,490.
That smaller allocation makes the charger rarer than the power bank. With sales confined to a single store, the chances of the stock disappearing quickly are high.
Club identity is the main visual theme
Both accessories clearly lean into Kawasaki Frontale’s identity rather than using subtle branding. The color palette and graphics make the collaboration immediately recognizable, while still keeping the products usable as everyday charging gear.
The lineup appears aimed at two audiences at once: supporters of the club and collectors who follow limited-edition tech releases. The power bank offers 22.5W charging, and the charger delivers 30W, so both products remain practical even with their commemorative presentation.
The tight stock limits and single-store availability give the release a strong collector appeal. Access is restricted to Anker Store Bic Camera Lazona Kawasaki, and that narrow distribution is likely to drive interest from fans visiting the Tokyo location.