The Stylophone Mini, a pocket-sized synthesizer first introduced in 2010, is back on the market after being discontinued years ago. The refreshed model keeps the credit-card-sized design and includes a loop for attaching it to a keychain or hanging it from a car dashboard.
The new Mini comes in three colors, including a brand-new pink option. Despite its small size, it offers the same number of keys as the full-sized Stylophone, ships with a stylus, and has built-in speakers. The price remains budget-friendly at $30, and it is available right now.
The company's CEO said that "in the age of AI, we wanted to make something simple, fun and real." The Stylophone has a long history, famously used by David Bowie on "Space Oddity," and has also appeared in music by The White Stripes, Kraftwerk, Blondie, and Pulp.