Fitbit launches a Fitbit Air Special Edition designed to work with the Pokémon Sleep app, pairing overnight sleep tracking with Pokémon-themed features. The wearable is intended to record sleep stages and sleep duration, which then flow into Pokémon Sleep so players can use sleep data for in-game actions and progression.

Across outlets, the focus is on the integration path and the experience it enables. Multiple sources describe how sleep information collected by the Fitbit Air is routed through Google Health services (via Health Connect or Apple Health) and then used inside Pokémon Sleep. Outlets also highlight Pokémon-themed elements such as making sleep feel like a “daily adventure,” increasing Snorlax’s Strength, and unlocking Pokémon-related interactions. Several sources note the product’s Pikachu-themed design, including a “Sleeping Pikachu” print, and position it as part of Pokémon’s 30th anniversary celebrations.

Release and availability details vary by emphasis. Mashable reports the device is available for preorder in the US at $129.99, while 9to5Google says it is available in the US and Japan. NDTV adds that the package includes a three-month Google Health Premium trial.