Pokémon Sleep

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• 2026.08.27

  Reported2026.08.28

  Google launches Fitbit Air Special Edition Pokémon Sleep band[3]谷歌推出Fitbit Air宝可梦睡眠特别版手环techtimes.com

  Google announced the Fitbit Air Special Edition, a $129.99 fitness band in a "Sleepy Blue" colorway printed with a dozing Pikachu that converts nightly sleep data into in-game currency for Pokémon Sleep. Pre-orders opened the same day at the Google Store and Target, with shipping beginning September 15; the band is also available in Japan for ¥19,800.

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1. 1Lucid Air Recall Has Owners Parking Outside While Software Plays Firefighter | Carscoopscarscoops.com
2. 2Automotive History - CarScoopscarscoops.com
3. 3谷歌推出Fitbit Air宝可梦睡眠特别版手环techtimes.com