Entertainment · K-Culture & Anime · 9 hrs ago
Target launches limited-edition KPop Demon Hunters tech collection
Target has launched a limited-edition tech collection inspired by the film KPop Demon Hunters.
The collection is made by heyday, Target’s in-house tech brand, and draws on characters and items from the film.
Designs include headphones inspired by Rumi, Zoey and Mira, as well as products featuring the Saja Boys and Derpy Cat.
The range includes headphones, power banks, charging ports and a speaker shaped like a soda can.
Each item costs $20 and is available at Target stores and online.
The collection gives fans a way to buy themed tech accessories rather than only toys or figures.
The first release is already available, but no further release details are given.
Target has launched a limited-edition KPop Demon Hunters tech collection through its in-house brand, heyday.
The collection includes headphones, power banks and charging ports inspired by characters and props from the film.
Some products feature Huntr/x members Rumi, Zoey and Mira, while others reference Derpy Cat and the Saja Boys.
Each item costs $20 at Target stores and online.
- Who
- Target, through its in-house tech brand heyday.
- What
- It launched a limited-edition KPop Demon Hunters tech collection.
- When
- The collection was reported as already available on Oct. 12, 2026.
- Where
- Target stores and online.
- Why
- The collection is inspired by characters and props from the film.
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- Brand
- heyday, Target’s in-house tech brand
- Products
- Headphones, power banks and charging ports
- Featured characters
- Rumi, Zoey, Mira, Derpy Cat and the Saja Boys
- Price
- $20 per item
- Availability
- Target stores and online
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