GoKawiilFitbit partners with Pokemon Company for $129 special-edition Air sleep tracker
Google and the Pokemon Company are releasing a limited Fitbit Air variant priced at $129, featuring a deep blue woven band with a Pikachu etching and Pokemon-themed packaging. The device pairs with Pokemon Sleep, the mobile game that turns bedtime into a collectible-monster experience, and shares the lightweight, swappable-band design of the standard Fitbit Air launched earlier this year. Google confirmed the exclusive band will not be sold separately from the tracker.
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Pokemon Sleep already became one of the most downloaded sleep apps globally, showing that gamification can push people to care about rest the way Pokemon Go got them moving. Bundling that appeal with a purpose-built sleep tracker gives Fitbit a fresh marketing angle in a health-wearables market increasingly focused on recovery and sleep quality rather than just steps.
- Fitbit Air special edition costs $129 and includes a Pikachu-themed wristband.
- It integrates with Pokemon Sleep, the game that turns sleep tracking into a monster-catching activity.
- The exclusive band and packaging won't be sold separately from the bundle.
Fitbit Air Pokemon Special Edition — The Fitbit Air is built for all-day and all-night wear, making it a natural fit for sleep tracking alongside Pokemon Sleep. The special edition adds a deep blue woven band and a Pikachu etching that fans will appreciate, so tracking your Zs actually feels like a game.
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Published there as: “Fitbit and Pokemon Made a Fitness Tracker That Might Actually Help Me Catch My Zs”
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