Google Fitbit Air Limited Model Ties Sleep Tracking To Pokemon Sleep
The tracker's pitch rests less on new hardware than on turning recorded sleep into game progress, which gives the collaboration a reason to exist beyond the Pikachu label.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Google's Fitbit Air Limited Model Pokemon Sleep is a screenless fitness tracker with a Pikachu design made for the Pokemon 30th anniversary, priced at 19,800 yen. It records sleep and links with the Pokemon Sleep game. The band is a blue called Sleepy Blue, and the device carries an optical heart rate monitor, blood oxygen and skin temperature sensors, up to seven days of battery life, and 50m water resistance.
The device weighs 5.2g on its own and 12g with the band attached. It works with both Android and iPhone, and five minutes of charging gives up to a day of use.
Buying the limited model includes three months of the paid Google Health Premium service. The functions match the standard Fitbit Air.
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