Google releases Pokémon Sleep edition of Fitbit Air with Pikachu band
Google has launched a special-edition Fitbit Air themed around the Pokémon Sleep game, featuring a 'Sleepy Blue' band with a sleeping Pikachu design. The device is available for preorder at $129 and begins shipping September 15th, timed to Pokémon's 30th anniversary celebrations that also include a special playing card collection.
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This marks the second special-edition variant of Google's screenless Fitbit Air following a Stephen Curry version earlier this year, suggesting Google plans to use themed collaborations to boost interest in its wearable lineup. It also deepens ties between Google Health data and Pokémon Sleep, a game that already supports wearables across Apple, Garmin, and Samsung ecosystems.
- Pokémon Sleep Fitbit Air costs $129, a $30 premium over the standard $99 model.
- Preorders are open now with shipping starting September 15th, coinciding with Pokémon's 30th anniversary.
- It's the second special-edition Fitbit Air design, following an earlier Stephen Curry version.
Fitbit Air Fitness Tracker — The Fitbit Air is the tracker behind the new Pok a9mon Sleep special edition, and the standard version brings the same sleep and activity tracking to your wrist with Google Health integration. It's an easy way to turn your nightly rest into data you can actually use — and yes, it works with Pok a9mon Sleep too.
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