The device, available for preorder at $129, syncs with both the Google Health app and Pokémon Sleep. By monitoring heart rate, cardio load, and daily movement, the tracker provides comprehensive data that feeds into the game’s mechanics. In Pokémon Sleep, users cultivate a Snorlax by maintaining healthy sleep schedules; the quality and duration of rest generate "Drowsy Power," which attracts various Pokémon to the player’s virtual camp.
While the Pokémon Sleep app already supports devices like the Apple Watch and Google Pixel Watch, this specialized hardware offers a dedicated entry point for fans. The standard Fitbit Air, which retails for $99, launched in May with a focus on slim ergonomics and an AI-powered wellness coach. The special-edition version will be available through the Google Store and Target starting September 15, following a recent trend of high-profile wearable collaborations, such as the $579 Stephen Curry edition of the Pixel Watch.
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