10 Cool Tech Collaboration Products You Need To Know About

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Collaborators: Jawbone x Supreme

Price: $218 

Every season, Supreme links up with different outlets to produce a series of dope collaborations. For its Fall 2013 line, the fashion staple workd with Jawbone to produce this exclusively designed Jambox—sporting the company’s signature color scheme and classic logo across the portable wireless speaker’s front grille. Great sound. Hot design. Sharp execution.

Collaborators: Evernote x Moleskin

Price: $30 

Our favorite note-taking app has been pushing the boundaries of mobile technology for the past year, coproducing products with several brands that are capitalizing on the digital platform. Its latest partnership with notebook imprint Moleskin serves as proof. The Smart Notebooks use a special kind of paper to digitize notes when taking photos of a page via Evernote app, transforming it into a file and storing it on Evernote’s servers. Cray!

Collaborators: Google x HP

Price: $280  

Google’s portable laptops are giving Apple and all Windows-operated ultrabooks a run for their money, offering standard PC functionality and a ton of great wireless features at an extremely affordable price range. The HP-manufactured Chromebook 11 sports an attractive, lightweight form factor, plus a bright IPS display, all-day battery life, tons of free Google Drive space, and complimentary in-flight WiFi courtesy of GoGo. Not bad for less than $300.

Collaborators: Audi x Leica

Price: $700 

Leica’s no stranger to hooking up with the top luxury brands in the biz, producing some of the best-looking compact shooters ever assembled. Done in collaboration with Audi Design, the C camera line brings together the sophisticated look of the automaker with the hi-tech amenities of the photography company: including a 12MP sensor, 3-inch LCD monitor, Wi-Fi, NFC, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5, and Image Shuttle app for remote sharing.

Collaborators: Harold Hunter Foundation x Skullcandy

Price: $200 

Legends never die and Skullcandy keeps the legacy of New York City famed skateboarder Harold Hunter alive, joining forces with the Harold Hunter Foundation to produce these limited edition sound cans. A pair of standard Aviators disguised behind awesome artwork, you’ll drop the two Benjamins for the cause and collection purposes, with all proceeds going to the non-profit organization. Pay homage.

Collaborators: G-Shock x New Era

Price: $370  

The fitted snapback staple hooked up with the sporty wristwatch king to commemorate the G-Shock 30th anniversary by helping produce this rare limited edition timepiece. On top of decking out wthe G-Shock with a gold speckled watch case and black/gold band iconic of the New Era classic 59Fifty cap sticker, it comes packaged in a specially designed New Era cap box.

Collaborators: JBL x Nokia

Price: $120 

Nokia’s worked with a number of companies to produce a series of unique accessories catered towards its Lumia smartphone line. Though its selection of Bluetooth- and NFC-enabled portable speakers take top billing. The PlayUp carries over the strong sound quality and vibrant color designs present on most JBL devices, only backed by a 10-watt power range and 10 hours of playback to make for one of the better wireless listening experiences on the go.

Collaborators: Sunrun x Nest

Price: $250 

As the growth in solar energy awareness expands across the nation, every household is searching for ways to harness such force and produce electricity without relying on Con Ed. The leading home solar power installation service teamed up with Nest to give consumers the best solution possible, offering a free thermostat and free power, helping you save on energy costs. At least till the sun stays in the sky.

Collaborators: Sol Republic x Motorola

Price: $200  

The marriage between Motorola and Sol Republic continues to flourish, as the headphone manufacturer releases its first-ever wireless noisemakers, which combine its patented robust design with the mobile giant’s impressive Bluetooth technology. Keeping intact the customizable and indestructible bands, the Tracks Air flaunts dual-device connectivity, 15-hour battery life, and a 150-foot wireless range. Impressive sound quality and powerful wireless functionality in a chic package. 

Collaborators: Jawbone x Monocle

Price: $414 

Another sick collab spearheaded by the portable speaker savant, the Monocle-inspired creation carries over the favorable sound qulaity and boxy design of the regular model, only wrapped in a luxe bespoke sleeve. All black everything, baby. Try snatching one of the 170 produced for the holiday season.