McbazelPhotoFast 247 Auto Catcher for Poke mon Go with Auto-tap, Auto Reconnect, Over 1-Hour Connection Function Compatible with iOS & Android

So I receive my 247 Catcher in the mail. It was working very well. Then it stop working, it won’t Bluetooth connect with my Pokémon go account/IPhone Bluetooth. As I did research! Zorua is the main issue to why 247 catcher and the rest of the Autocatchers software are all disabled.I’m sure Niantic will resolve the Zorua problem. I’m still keeping my 247 Catcher because I know it will work once the problem with Niantic is resolved.I can say it was buy time when it was working and Niantic pulled the plug. Lol. It’s 5/5 star for me.

I’ve been using this product for already a week or week and a half and I got to say it’s very easy to use One button click on your screen to connect you definitely do not need an app to connect just Bluetooth definitely better than the gotcha. I keep mine inside the pouch it came in it has a zipper and I just have it on all the time and when I want to use it I just click the little polka ball on the Pokémon GO game and that’s it it connects. This catches Pokémon like crazy and starts spinning stops quick as far as this whole week and a half I’ve had it it’s never stalled on me to catch or to spin. It’s small enough that you can carry it in your pocket it’s around the size of AirPods not the AirPods Pro regular AirPods. Overall this product is a little expensive but it is worth it.

The main reason I got this device was for the auto tapper and 24/7 features. Connecting the tapper to the device makes it constantly reboot itself and disconnect from PoGo and sends no taps to the screen. The blue light on the tapper does not light up at all. Seems like the latest batch of these units are not as good as the previous ones because other reviews here show similar issues to my experience.

Pros:Rechargeable batteryLong lasting batteryCharging with USB-C cableCan use device while chargingAuto catchAuto spinSmall size* (see cons)can disable sound on deviceCan disable vibration on deviceCan power off device to save batteryReset button to clear Bluetooth memory for pairing to another phoneCharging cable includedComes with a nice little caseCons:Too expensive $$$ (compared to similar devices)Auto battle, does not work for me (iPhone 14 Pro iOS 16.4.1)Auto reconnect to device, does not work for meLarger than other devices that perform simi functionsConclusion:I have used the pogo plus and pogo. Gotcha for years before trying this device.I would recommend this device, but it is more expensive than the other devices so you will have to decide for yourself if it is worth the money for you.Even without the auto reconnect and auto raid battle functionality, I still recommend this device to others, but ultimately, I wish it was priced more competitively to similar devices.

Generally works as advertised so far. I have had a few cases where suction cups detached within an hour or so which prevented automatic reconnection. I think I am getting better at getting it well situated. The package included a set of what appear to be replacement pads for the auto-tapper - but there wasn't any documentation regarding how long they should be expected to last before replacement or where to get more should I run out. I also noticed that there was a removable plastic film over the installed pad on the auto-tapper - I'm still not sure whether I was supposed to remove it or not, as it didn't seem to be mentioned anywhere in the documentation.Update:I've been using this for a few weeks now pretty extensively. I haven't had any issues with the auto tapper / reconnect feature since the first few days. I found it works best for me if I situated it the opposite way as seen in the video - the open side of the clear plastic clip is toward the edge of my screen and the cord goes directly off the screen from the same side. I position the clip this way because the edge of my screen has curved glass and this places the suction cups away from the curved edge while still holding the tapper over the reconnect button. I noticed that the cord rubbing on the screen could sometimes cause interactions so I direct that away from the screen to avoid possible interference. I wasn't sure at first if the tapper was supposed to be in contact with the screen or hovering just above it. I now always press it firmly against the screen (and I did remove the plastic film that was on it originally so it is a bit sticky, which I think helps it stay in place).I use an Android device that has a "pairing" prompt on every reconnect - but I found an open-source app that automatically confirms this prompt via accessibility features. The app is called "PoGo+LE" in the Play Store.As a general auto-catcher this device works better for me than others I have tried. I used a Gotcha Ranger for many months - but the device's UI had a lot of unnecessary complexity, was fairly unintuitive, and worst of all I had to push a button on it every time I needed to reconnect it whereas with this device I only need to push the connect icon in the Pokemon Go app. I briefly tried a "MEGACOM 【CatchmonX】for 4 accounts (Black) Faster 2022 ver" but had issues with it very frequently disconnecting after just a minute or two and returned it.Overall I have been very satisfied with this product so far.