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Pokémon GO Plus devices are experiencing connectivity issues, with players reporting that the devices are failing to connect to their devices despite attempting various troubleshooting methods. There are speculations that Niantic may be dropping support for Pokémon GO Plus, but nothing has been confirmed. Niantic Support has not provided any official statement regarding the issue.
A Pokemon Go player accidentally autocatched a Legendary bird, Galarian Zapdos, using the Go Plus+ device, feeling guilty about the "stupid mistake." The incident was shared on Reddit, with other players sharing similar experiences and jokingly referring to it as a "happy little accident."
The Pokémon Company has released the new device Pokémon GO Plus +, which can be used in the upcoming app Pokémon Sleep to record sleep patterns. The device is also compatible with Pokémon GO, allowing trainers to automatically spin PokéStops and throw Poké Balls. The device is now available in the US and will launch in Europe next week.
The upcoming Pokémon Sleep app will feature shiny Pokémon, with players accumulating Pokémon in their Sleep Style Dex by growing a Snorlax through good sleep and meals. The app will be compatible with the Pokémon Go Plus+ device and is expected to release close to the "Catching Some Z's" event in Pokémon Go. The open beta is currently available to Android users in select countries, with data miners already finding shiny Pokémon in the beta.
Pre-registrations are now open for the Pokemon Sleep beta testing period, which runs from July 9 to July 13 for Android users in Argentina, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand. The sleep-tracking application rewards users based on their sleep duration, and it can be linked with Pokemon Go Plus+ to measure sleep data and interact with Pokemon Go. iOS users are not eligible for the beta testing, and the official release date for Pokemon Sleep is expected to be in late July 2023.