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Google Partners with Pokémon to Launch a Limited-Edition Fitbit Air

Google Launches Special Edition Pokémon Sleep Fitbit Air Tracker

Google is giving health-conscious Pokémon fans a new reason to look forward to bedtime. The company has officially introduced a special edition of its screenless Fitbit Air wearable, created in partnership with the popular mobile app Pokémon Sleep. Joining the existing core model and the Stephen Curry edition, this third variation blends full-featured health monitoring with a dose of gaming charm.

A Dreamy Aesthetic and Core Features

The new tracker stands out with its distinct “Sleepy Blue” color scheme. Adding a custom touch to the strap is a silk-printed emblem depicting a snoozing Pikachu paired with the official Pokémon Sleep branding.

Despite its playful appearance, the wearable retains all the capabilities of the original Fitbit Air. Designed without a display to minimize distractions, the device discreetly monitors active workouts, rest periods, and overall recovery throughout the day and night. It connects directly with Google Health and Health Coach, consolidating fitness metrics, daily hydration, and sleep insights into a single dashboard.

Syncing Rest with Pokémon Sleep

Because Pokémon Sleep rewards players with in-game bonuses based on the length and quality of their rest, integrating the tracker with the app is straightforward:

  1. Open your smartphone settings and link the Google Health app to Health Connect on Android or Apple Health on iOS.
  2. Navigate to the settings menu inside the Pokémon Sleep app and pair your device.

Once configured, the game automatically pulls sleep duration data from Apple Health or Health Connect, allowing your real-world sleep habits to boost your in-game progression.

Price and Launch Details

The Pokémon Sleep Fitbit Air is priced at $129.99, matching the price point of the Stephen Curry edition. Pre-orders are available today via Target and the official Google Store, both online and in retail locations. Official shipping begins on September 15.

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