megacomDuoMon3 PRO 2025ver. – Auto Reconnect 1P/2P dual accounts Pocket Auto Catcher, IPX7 waterproof, Type-C & wireless charging pad rechargeable, with APP-adjustable lights, vibration, and sound.

The Duomon 3 Pro is the latest and newest iteration of the Dumon series. While I’ve never tried its predecessors before, as I understand it, this iteration is greatly enhanced. For example the Duomon 2 requires physical batteries, which can be a bit of a hassle. This pro version comes in a neatly package: 1x manual, 1x silicone pouch, 1x magnetic charging pad, 1x USB-C cable, 1x lanyard, and the rounded auto-catcher itself which supports 2 devices.I’ve used and still currently use other brands of auto-catchers, along with the duomon3 pro. In general, all, if not many auto-catchers have somewhat low catch rates but the speed of the catches somewhat offsets that. In addition, Duomon3 Pro offers a few other noteworthy features that other auto catchers may not have or support. Duomon3 Pro is not bound to the wrist, its lightweight and small enough (easily fits in one’s palm) to fit in the pocket; has an on/off button; is rechargeable via USB-C cable or via charging pad (pro version); once paired it uses lights and voice to provide alerts and feedback regarding catches, pokestop spins, disconnections etc. One of the best features is its 1p/2p modes, it can connect up to 2 devices simultaneously! If and when it disconnects the voice prompt will inform you without needing to visually check on the paring; it is a one touch reconnect. I use it daily, approximately 4-7hrs/day, can typically let it run at this rate for a couple of days before next charging. It’s definitely a well worth investment for those who are looking for a more durable, reliable, nifty device to help them with their Pokemon Go endeavors.

Works like a charm

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Awesome auto catcher. I don’t like that is disconnects after 1 hour. Mine disconnects periodically before the 1 hour mark often too. I think it has something to do about using other apps while it’s open. Battery life:Great battery life. Lasts a couple days before charging.Ease of setup:Easy as pie to set up.

Have been using this device for a week or so now. Overall, it is more efficient at auto catching pokemon and spinning pokestops and gymns than the pokemon go plus+. However, it announces certain things like a full bag, disconnects,etc, and you can't turn this off. If you are like me and say want to use this at a library to work in the background, just be aware it will eventually talk to you and announce that you are auto playing pokemon go. This is the only real downside I have found, besides it not using great balls and ultra balls, but only the pokemon go plus+ does that though, so I can't judge too harshley for that. Overall, love this product and will continue to use it, just not in quite places.

Product and charger get unsafely hot. Burned my hand removing the product from the wireless charger. Some functions of the device itself are nice, but the app with clunky connection and functionality being the only method of changing settings on it leaves much to be desired. The manufacturer spent too much time focusing on features few care about, such as voice-read catch and stop counts, and too little time focusing on basic things, such as 'will this device burn the user'.

Great USB C charging with long battery life. Easy to connect to two phones. I love the voice prompts when out of poke balls.Only improvement would be if you could auto-catch with Great or Ultra balls.

It has been very easy to use. The app makes it easy to configure and the on/off button makes it easy to start and stop a journey catching pokemon. I really appreciate that it supports two devices because that's fewer buttons for me to turn on and fewer USB C connections needed.

Very nice device