So, you’re excited about the new Pokémon Sleep app. It lets you track your sleep and nap times, unlocking Pokémon in different sleep poses. Sounds amazing, right?
However, let’s talk money. Pokémon Sleep and most features are free. But, for some extras, you need the Premium Sleep Pass. This costs $10 a month or $50 for six months.
Sure, it’s not a huge price. But in a world full of subscriptions, it’s worth thinking about its value for you.
What’s in the Premium Sleep Pass?
The pass offers cool bonuses. You get 100 Sleep Points daily for tracking your sleep. Plus, you receive a Premium Bonus Biscuit every day, a Good Camp Ticket, and 1,000 Sleep Points every month. You also get items like Dream Cluster M, Handy Candy L, and a Sub Skill Seed.
The best part? It offers new features like viewing sleep data beyond 30 days, a sleep diary, and access to the Premium Exchange.
Why the Premium Exchange Matters
In the General Exchange, you trade Sleep Points for items like biscuits and evolution items. The Premium Exchange is similar but offers rarer items like Candy, Dream Clusters, and Skill Seeds. These are super important for serious players. You can get a set amount of items each month, with a reset every new month.
Is It Worth Your Money?
For me, yes. If you plan to use the app a lot and want the premium experience, it’s worth the extra cost. Keeping a sleep diary with the Pokémon twist is unique, which makes the Premium Sleep Pass appealing.
If you share this mindset, then it might be worth it for you too.
But, if you’re just trying the app or think it’s a short-lived gimmick, you might not find the Premium Sleep Pass adds much value. Avoid it if you dislike paywalls.
Remember, whether you go for the Premium Sleep Pass or not, Pokémon Sleep offers a fun way to engage with Pokémon and improve your sleep routines. Choose what fits your interests and wallet best.