Overview
- Google announced the special‑edition Fitbit Air on Thursday, Aug. 27, with preorders opening the same day and shipments scheduled to start Sept. 15.
- The Sleepy Blue band is cosmetic only and keeps the standard Fitbit Air hardware, including a week‑long battery, optical heart‑rate sensor, skin‑temperature monitoring, and 50‑meter water resistance.
- When users link Google Health via Health Connect on Android or Apple Health on iOS, overnight sleep and naps automatically sync each morning to the Pokémon Sleep app to unlock game progress.
- Pokémon Sleep converts a user’s Google Health Sleep Score into “Drowsy Power” that multiplies Snorlax’s strength to attract Pokémon, unlock rarer sleep styles, and expand a Sleep Style Dex.
- The edition costs about $129, is sold in the U.S. and Japan through the Google Store and Target, includes a three‑month Google Health Premium trial with an AI Health Coach, and mainly targets fans rather than adding new tracking capabilities.