The Fitbit Air just got a Pokémon band to go with the Pokémon Sleep app. Heres how to preorder.
Pokémon continues its reign of taking over, and we're not mad.
The Fitbit Air, Google's first faceless fitness tracker , just got a new special edition that not only comes with a band featuring Pikachu, but it also syncs up to a designated Pokémon sleep app.
Introducing the Google Fitbit Air Special Edition Pokémon Sleep .
Opens in a new window Credit: Google Google Fitbit Air Special Edition Pokémon Sleep $129.99 at Google Pre-order Here A fun but subtle design The Pokémon Sleep version of the Fitbit Air has a sleepy blue colorway that doesn't give any indication it's a Pokémon edition until you look at the inside of your wrist.
There, sleeping in a ball, is the adorable Pikachu.
The sleeping Pikachu is on a custom silk-print label that gives this Fitbit Air a unique element that's awesome for Pokémon fans .
A sleep blue colorway with Pikachu sleeping on silk.
Credit: Google I've been wearing the Fitbit Air for over three months, and I can say it's the most comfortable fitness tracker I've ever worn.
While it has missed tracking a few of my naps, it does a great job with nightly sleep tracking.
And since it's the most comfortable sleep tracker I've ever worn to bed, I can't complain much about an occasional missed nap.
Sync up with the Pokémon Sleep app The new Pokémon Sleep Fitbit Air gets even more fun when you download the Pokémon Sleep app and pair it with your Google Health app.
After you're connected, you'll be invited into the world of your sleep activity, unlocking access to interactive rewards.
You get to make friends with Pokémon who have similar sleep styles to your own.
Your team then sets off to collect Berries, which raise Snorlax's strength to increase "Drowsy Power." The more sleep you get, the more Pokémon you'll get to see.
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