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To put an Egg in an incubator, check your Pokémon list and click on the "Eggs" tab on the upper part of the screen. Select the Egg you want to start incubating, and then select an available incubator. | To put an Egg in an incubator, check your Pokémon list and click on the "Eggs" tab on the upper part of the screen. Select the Egg you want to start incubating, and then select an available incubator. | ||
You will always have | You will always have an orange incubator you can use to hatch Eggs. This incubator is part of your inventory from the start of the game and has unlimited uses, but you can also [[Pokémon GO#Shop|buy]] blue incubators for 150 PokéCoins that are limited to three uses so that you can hatch more than one Egg at a time. A blue incubator may also be received as a reward when you reach certain Trainer levels. | ||
Pokémon GO uses your GPS to keep track of both the distance you travel and how fast you're moving. If you're moving too fast—such as if you're driving in your car—GO will not count your travel towards hatching any Eggs you have in incubators, so you can't just hatch your Eggs on the way to and from work easily. Anecdotes suggest that around 15-20 km/h is the upper speed you're "allowed". | Pokémon GO uses your GPS to keep track of both the distance you travel and how fast you're moving. If you're moving too fast—such as if you're driving in your car—GO will not count your travel towards hatching any Eggs you have in incubators, so you can't just hatch your Eggs on the way to and from work easily. Anecdotes suggest that around 15-20 km/h is the upper speed you're "allowed". | ||