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You can now sync your Pokemon Sleep with smartwatches. It is only compatible with Apple Watch, Galaxy Watch, Google Pixel Watch, and Fitbit.

Instructions, as well as which specific devices are compatible, are available on the Pokemon Sleep website. How you pair them also depends on the smartwatch you have. For instance, Android smartwatches pair with Pokemon Sleep via Health Connect. Meanwhile, Apple Watch requires Apple Health.

After linking the app, you’ll need to use the sleep tracking in your smartwatch rather than the Pokemon Sleep app itself. Recording sleep data this way is easier, as you don’t need to tab into the app and keep it open. You simply need to go to sleep after setting everything up in your smartwatch. As of the time of writing, there is no information as to whether or not more smartwatches will become compatible with Pokemon Sleep.

Pokemon Sleep is a sleep-tracking app in which your sleeping habits can help you observe how Pokemon rest. You can also use Pokemon you befriend to fetch berries and ingredients, which you can then use to cook for your Pokemon. The more Drowsy Power you gain from good sleeping habits, the more Pokemon will show up to your location.

Pokemon Sleep is readily available on mobile devices.

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A new Pokemon mobile game was announced during the Pokemon 2019 Press Conference. Pokemon Sleep will be heading to mobile devices. It will be an application that judges the amount of sleep you get for different interactions.

At the moment, we only have a release window, developer, and logo for Pokemon Sleep. It will be released in 2020. Select Button, the company behind mobile games like Magikarp Jump, Survive! Mola Mola!, and Hunt Cook: Catch and Serve!.

It will work with the Pokemon GO++ device. This is a new version of the Pokemon GO+ that will be placed on the bed next to you to use sensors to help play Pokemon Sleep.

Pokemon Sleep will be released in 2020 for Android and Apple iOS devices.

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