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Google and Fitbit Team Up for Pokemon Sleep with Fitbit Air
Pokémon Fitbit Air: A Special Edition Band for Pokémon’s 30th Anniversary
Celebrating Pokémon’s thirtieth anniversary, the Pokémon Fitbit Air is a special edition band designed to gamify getting a good night’s rest. The release of this product may make some feel old, but for Pokémon fans, it’s a fun way to track their sleep patterns.
Priced at $129.99, the Pokémon Fitbit Air is $30 more than the standard Fitbit Air. It is currently available for order and will start shipping on September 15th. However, availability is limited, with the initial launch only confirmed for the US and Japan.
What sets the Pokémon Fitbit Air apart is its unique design. The band comes in a special blue color with a silk patch featuring a cute illustration of a sleeping Pikachu. Pokémon enthusiasts are sure to appreciate this special touch. It’s important to note that the device is recommended for ages 13 and up.
Interestingly, it has been confirmed that users with a Fitbit Air or any Pixel watch can also use the Pokémon Sleep app. This means that the special edition band is not necessary to enjoy the app’s features.
Overall, the Pokémon Fitbit Air offers a unique way for fans to engage with their favorite franchise while also focusing on improving their sleep habits. Whether it’s worth the extra cost is subjective, but for those who love Pokémon, it may be a worthwhile investment.
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