Google unveils Pokémon Sleep edition Fitbit Air
A snoozing Pikachu now adorns Google’s latest wearable, as the tech giant releases a special-edition Fitbit Air themed after the popular sleep-tracking game. Priced at $129, the device features a “Sleepy Blue” band and arrives just as the Pokémon franchise marks its 30th anniversary milestone this September.

The new model, which is available for preorder now, hits shelves on September 15th. While the hardware matches the functionality of the standard $99 screenless tracker, this iteration integrates directly with the Pokémon Sleep app. Users can monitor their rest patterns while collecting virtual creatures at a digital campsite, syncing the activity through their existing Google Health data.
This release marks the first special edition for the Fitbit Air since the Stephen Curry version debuted earlier this year. Although the device offers a dedicated aesthetic for fans, the app itself remains platform-agnostic, supporting a wide range of wearables from Apple, Garmin, and Samsung. For those uninterested in wrist-worn hardware, the game remains accessible without any external tracking device.
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