Megacom DuoMon3 1P/2P Auto Catcher, Rechargeable Pocket Auto Collecting Device with Adjustable Lights, Sound Notifications and One Touch Reconnect - Standard Version

My last Duomon broke and I got a small Brooks Autocatcher to replace it. Unfortunately, it was so small that it got knocked out of my pocket when hikione day and is now lost forever. This Megacom Duomon is the best Autocatcher I have ever had because:1. Don't have to tap a button on the Autocatcher to pair2. USB C fast charging (it charges quickly and the battery lasts at least a day and a half, I rarely turn mine off)3. Catches pokemon quickly (definitely more quickly than Brooks)4. Pairs with two accountsIt also has magnetic charging, but I don't really use that. It also seems very durable, far more than the previous Duomon... though I'm not doing any drop tests. There is an app, with tons of settings you can adjust as well -including auto-tapping for reconnecting - but I have only really used the app to turn the sound and lights down and that's it

Despite the 4 star review, I really do like this. Probably more than my Brook auto catcher. It catches faster and most importantly, it's rechargeable. When I ordered this I thought the pics showed that it could attach to the back of your phone if you had a mag case, but that is not... the case. I guess I misremembered, but if it's got magnets, should it not stick to a mag case anyway? But I digress. I really love that this can work with 2 accounts, then my roommate doesn't have to feel left out. It connects really easily, but it also drops a lot, so it's kind of a mixed blessing. It reconnects quickly and without having to confirm every time or push any buttons on the device, so that's nice. Especially when you're trying to drive and it falls on the floor of your car and keeps telling you it's disconnected. You can just push the button in GO to reconnect and it'll shut up. I like that it talks, though, and the app is great with lots of options. It seems to be pretty sturdy, since I dropped it on the street getting out of my car earlier and it's still fine. Overall I'm happy with it, despite its flaws.

I had the first version and I feel this version is built better. I like the ability to change the lights and vibration via the app. I can’t get the wireless charging to work with other wireless devices that I use with my phones so I guess you have to get the pro to get their wireless charger… that was a bit of a bummer, but the usb-c works well.

First time buying for pokemon go and this was somewhat of a let down it being the third verison. Sure it easy to install but catch too fast and there no volume on this thing. Its so loud and bothers everyone near me. It also randomly disconnects. Battery life is on the low side as it only last maybe two hours and thats not even enough for community day. Way too pricey for something that does so little. Its also pretty small and is very prone to dust and sratches inside your pocket

Overall im satisfied with this, but it's a little different than what I was expecting. This does a great job at auto spinning stops for you, so that helps a ton when you can't just whip out your phone. Catching a pokemon is a little off though, as you do need to interact with it on some catches, and it can be loud.If you have it in a pocket it can be easy to miss a catch or attempt because you don't see the lights, and may not hear it. I'm not sure if it's supposed to vibrate or not, but mine doesn't and would be helpful if it did.

I've had the Go+, Pokeball +, and Go++, so was interested in this. First of all, of those three, it's most comparable to the Go++ in that it autospins and catches, charges via USB, and is a separate round device. I had no trouble linking it in Pokemon go, and it detected fine. Like all devices, it's not as accurate as manually catching is, but gets a fair amount, especially for community days and other high spawn events. I also tried it in Pokemon Sleep, and it didn't detect sleep the way the Go++ does, which is fine since that wasn't promised by this device. I don't have two accounts to try it with at once, but will test it with that when I'm next with another pokemon player.Battery life is reasonable-it made it through a community day without issue. I suspect for something like Go-fest, you might want to consider bringing a portable charger for it, as well as for your phone.

On the maiden voyage of this little toy I got to level 12 in just a casual day of doing errands. It wasn't even a full day. This toy is exactly what it advertises, was easy to setup (including a second profile for a friend!) and even has voice notifications to let you know when you've got something. This gizmo is worth it if you're looking to level up fast!

This is a pretty decent autocatcher. It's very easy to set up, supports two accounts, and features a rechargeable battery. The only issue is the occasional connection drop-off, but it reconnects pretty easily. If you're a big Pokemon Go fan, you'll love it. It would also make a nice gift for the right person.