Pokemon GO Plus +

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.

The **Pokémon GO Plus** has completely transformed the way I play the game! It allows me to catch Pokémon and spin PokéStops without having to constantly look at my phone. This device is perfect for when I’m on the go, whether I’m walking, biking, or even working. The convenience of just pressing a button to capture Pokémon or collect items has made my gameplay experience so much smoother and more enjoyable.What I love most about it is the simplicity—just wear it on your wrist or clip it to your bag, and you’re good to go! The LED lights and vibration alerts make it easy to know what’s happening without looking at my phone constantly. Plus, the battery life is impressive, lasting several days before needing a recharge.It’s also a fantastic tool for casual players who don’t want to miss out on gameplay while multitasking. I’ve caught so many Pokémon I would’ve missed otherwise!In summary, if you’re a Pokémon GO player looking to enhance your experience and play more efficiently, the **Pokémon GO Plus** is an absolute must-have. I couldn’t imagine playing without it now!

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.

As someone who drives for a living, this thing is absolutely beaucoup. Just take this device into any major city, and you will find yourself needing to expand your item storage within 30 minutes of just walking around. The reason I can’t give this product 5 stars is because what I’ve deduced is that in MOST places if you’re going over 32 MPH, it won’t typically pick up all, most, or sometimes any Pokéstops at all. It would be very neat if I could travel at my usual speed and have this type of auto-catcher not miss a beat.But overall if you want to play this game while only doing half the work, it’s beyond phenomenal. You basically will only need to worry about encountering rarer Pokémon, and if you’re simply walking, this device will interact with EVERYTHING while you’re in its radius, which is actually slightly larger than what you see on the phone. Thus, I find it to be consistently picking up all the stops that are slightly out of range, which is just great. It also offers challenges to encounter a special Snorlax as long as you’re willing to send sleep data to Niantic or just cheese the system by putting it to “sleep” for at least 90 minutes laying flat on a flat surface. Overall it’s really not hard to love this device, and I’m completely shocked Nintendo would even go as far as to make their own. If you know Nintendo’s tendencies, they don’t ever automatically lean towards consumer-friendly products, and that’s exactly what this is for a change… well done, Nintendo, on creating a formidable product that actually helps people and is massively improved from the former auto-catcher from several more years ago.

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.