Google adds Pokémon Sleep special edition to Fitbit Air lineup
Google has expanded its screenless Fitbit Air fitness band with a new special edition inspired by the Pokémon Sleep app, featuring a Sleepy Blue strap and a silk-print label showing a sleeping Pikachu. Pre-orders begin today through the Google Store and Target, with shipping starting September 15.
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This launch shows Google leaning on entertainment brand partnerships to differentiate a low-cost wearable in a crowded fitness tracker market. Tying the device directly into a popular gamified sleep app also demonstrates how hardware makers are using software ecosystems, not just design, to boost engagement and sales.
- The Fitbit Air now has three versions: standard, Stephen Curry edition, and Pokémon Sleep edition.
- The Pokémon Sleep model features a Sleepy Blue band and sleeping Pikachu graphic but retains all standard fitness and sleep tracking features.
- Pre-orders start today with shipping beginning September 15, available via Google Store and Target.
Fitbit Air Fitness Tracker — The Fitbit Air is the screenless band at the center of this Pokémon Sleep collab, tracking activity and sleep without a display to distract you. If the Sleepy Blue Pikachu edition sells out, the standard model gives you all the same fitness and sleep tracking features.
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