Pokemon GO Plus +

The Pokémon GO Plus Plus has completely enhanced my gameplay experience! The device is easy to set up, connects seamlessly to the app, and works like a charm. I love how it lets me catch Pokémon and spin PokéStops without having to keep my phone out all the time—perfect for walks or errands.The new sleep-tracking feature is a fun bonus, and I enjoy how it integrates with Pokémon Sleep. It’s motivating me to improve my sleep habits while earning rewards in both games. The design is compact and lightweight, so it’s easy to carry around or wear.Battery life is excellent, and the notifications (via vibrations or sound) are just right—not too intrusive. If you’re serious about Pokémon GO or want a fun way to stay active and engaged, this device is absolutely worth it.

The Pokémon GO Plus + is a fantastic upgrade for any dedicated Pokémon GO player. Its improved connectivity and functionality make it a breeze to catch Pokémon, spin PokéStops, and manage in-game tasks with minimal hassle. The device is comfortable to wear and easy to use, enhancing the overall gameplay experience.The added features, such as improved tracking and notifications, make it a valuable tool for maximizing your Pokémon GO adventures. If you’re serious about the game and want a more efficient way to interact with it, this is definitely worth the investment. Highly recommended!

Works great for active pokemon go users. This device will catch pokemon and spin pokestops for you. It also adds accessible features for users. Might not get your money's worth if you dont play actively.

I've been frustrated how hard these are to find at MSRP. It is a lot of fun to just drive around town and catch 50 or 60 pokémon. I took it out on a community day and had great success without any effort finishing all the research and catching about 10 shiny at the same time.Not that it matters all that much, but the one I bought from this seller was a Japanese version with instructions in Japanese. However, connection is very intuitive and it reconnects fast. It disconnects automatically every hour. That's just a feature of the device.

Connection: very easy to set up. Connects through the Pokémon Go app and Pokémon sleep app with no issues or extra steps. The device will disconnect from Pokémon go after an hour like most auto-catchers, but it takes one click in the app to reconnect it. The quick-reconnect mode can be turned on and off.Battery: the battery will last through multiple days of moderate use without needing to be charged. Just a few minutes on the charger will give you several hours of use.Design: the design could be better. If the device is inactive for a while, there is a very loud Pikachu voice that plays unexpectedly. The vibration for events like spinning a stop or catching a Pokémon can’t be turned off. The sound can be turned off through the Pokémon go app. The device is small, easy to carry, and comes with a silicone case and a strap to easily connect it to a bag or keychain, though I have a different case on it so it muffles the loud Pikachu sounds and prevents the center button from being accidentally clicked.Use: after setting up, you can change which ball is used, turn sound off, and edit notification settings. You can only use a standard poke-ball with the auto catch feature. If you want to use great balls and ultra balls then the auto-catch setting has to be turned off and you have to click the device when a Pokémon is found to catch it. You can use it to track your sleep for the Pokémon sleep app to analyze as well.Overall worth the price. It can be used with both Pokémon go and Pokémon sleep without disconnecting from one app or the other, has several useful functions, and customizable options. Would highly recommend for the multitasking trainer.

This is a pretty decent auto catcher. You can set it to automatically catch pokemon/collect items from pokestops and gymns. It also has a feature where you can set it on semi auto and set it for either great balls or ultra balls. When it notices and locks on to a pokemon it will flash and vibrate, and when you click the button will throw either one great ball or ultra ball. This feature is really nice for pokemon go community days. You can catch more pokemon, collect items, but with less effort. It also has an option where you can put the device to sleep, and you get extra stardust and hearts for your buddy when you wake it up the next morning. You set the time that you want to collect your rewards. The only real down side to this device is the fact that you can't use it silently.(unless you mod it, but that voids the warranty) I some times like to auto play pokemon go in quiet places like libraries, so this can be a problem at times. For this reason I also have a 247 auto catcher that I use for that. The 247 autocatcher has features that lets it run completely silent, and without vibration, so I can use it at quite places without distracting anyone. Going back to this device, the only gripe I have is that it can't run completely silent, unless you mod it, which voids the warranty. Other than that, this is a great companion device for pokemon go. There is a reason why so many pro pokemon go players use this device so much.

Didn’t find the buzzing as irritating as some people’s reviews unless it’s left on something like a table. Put a piece of cloth underneath and no issues. Would buy again.The only problems we noticed (bought 2 of them) was that they seem overwhelmed on community day and did not catch or even note the presence of a lot of pokemon around. And the catch rate is also pretty low, but it catches so many it’s hard to tell. I burned through nearly 1k balls in one community day, for example. Also it does seem to aid in draining the phone battery pretty fast but once again it’s still doable.