'Pokémon Go' Plus Wearable Arrives Next Week

The Pokémon Go craze isn't ending any time soon, thanks to Niantic Labs' upcoming release. The video game developer announced the Pokémon Go Plus wearable will launch on Sept. 16 in most countries, a few months after its initial release for July. They plan to release it in some South American territories later this year.

The device, which runs for $34.99, can be placed on the wrist or worn as a pin. It uses Bluetooth Smart as a sensor, where it will vibrate whenever Pokémon and PokéStops are nearby. The wearable device is compatible with both the Android and iOS versions of the game. Users can also collect items from PokéStops and catch Pokémon by simply pressing a button.