MEGACOM Dual Catchmon Black

I have several devices: Nintendo Go Plus; PokeBall Plus; Got-cha evolve, and none of them have ever worked properly or even half way caught Poke's efficiently. The MEGACOM works great, even though it is a bit pricey, but to justify it's cost, to do what it does you would have to buy 2 of the other products. MEGACOM works great with 2 devices, a little tricky when setting up the second device - you have to make sure that the first device is completely powered down, only for the initial setup/pairing. Pros: - Device works flawlessly with 2 accounts / devices - Catch efficiency is about 85% (uses only Red Pokeballs and standard first ball, curveball, Nice throws (150pts) - Gets all Pokestops, within range, however no gym spins. - Good battery life - advise you to use AAA lithium for extra long life Cons - In 2 device mode, a bit slow in catching. If using Incense it can take too long to catch attracted Poke's - Shuts down after an hour. You have to re- Pair every hour. No option to disable it's sleep mode. - Didn't warn me that I had run out of Red Pokeballs, it will not use Great or Ultra balls. - Supplied colored stickers, for cosmetics, were complete garbage, wouldn't stick to device and nearly impossible to get off of the backing, almost knocked a star off of the rating because of it. All in all, it is well worth the purchase if you have a Main and a secondary account, and it is much better at catching Pokemon than any of the other devices on the market. At work I just Pair my 2 phones and walk away and it does the rest. There are 2 PokeStops within range and usually a good amount of spawn around the place I work. I just have to remember every hour to re-Pair the MEGACOM to my accounts. Used it with both my accounts this last Community Day (I had to work that day and didn't have to miss out), caught over 400 Pokemon on each device, in the 6 hours, and got over 15 Shiny's on each account. The MEGACOM is a must for hard core Pokemon players. With Niantics new raised cap, level 50 with 176 million EXP to get there, this device is a great help. Personally, at the time of writing this review, I am Level 48 on my main account and level 43 on my second account, I really wish I had known about this device much sooner, I could probably be level 50 on both accounts by now.

I've never used any other type of Pokemon Go Plus device, so I don't really have a comparison - but I can attest that this is one of the best PoGo purchases I have ever made. My son and I use this every day. I have it powered on 24/7 and actively use it throughout the day while I work at my desk. I've had to replace the batteries (regular) once so far, after about 10 days of straight usage. Pros - You can connect two devices - It spins and catches while driving around town. Not so much on the freeway (of course) - You can play with this on in the background. (meaning you can catch or fight a gym or whatever you do while playing normally and this will auto spin and catch too while you're doing those things) - If you use it on community day, you'll catch a lot more shinies :) (because you are catching more, not because this makes them appear more) Cons - It seems to get stuck on connecting to only two devices, period. Meaning, if you have three phones - you will never be able to switch out for the third after connecting the first two. It seems to remember the first two you connect to and refuse connections to any other device. I've even tried resetting the bluetooth connections on the Catchmon and that didn't work. I almost thought it was an issue with my new iPhone 13 Pro but I purchased a new Catchmon and it connected just fine. - on iOS it will auto disconnect EVERY HOUR. (not the Catchmon's fault) - if you have this connected all the time, every once in a while it glitches. it will say its connected but it is clearly not doing anything. (the fix appears to be to eject the connection and reboot Pogo then reconnect) - the same glitch will happen on Android as well, but it usually won't fix unless you completely reboot the phone too - this is way glitchier on my android. some days it just completely refuses to connect to my android but works just fine on iphone. I'm pretty happy with it - just wish it were a bit smaller.

This is the autocatch and spinner you want. Don't waste your money on the other auto catchers, you'll end up replacing them until you find one that is not a lemon and even then the use of them isn't nearly as streamline as this one. You can set it up in about 2 minutes and reconnecting if you let your phone disconnect is simple. You just tap the pokeball icon near the compass on your game app and it will refund the autocatcher. I ordered the black one as I read that it has an on off power switch which helps with battery life. I'm using the same 2 AAA rechargeable batteries for a few days now with a total of about 10 hours use. I'm quite please with the battery life. I have tested the dual use feature as well with my girlfriend and the feature works well. My only complaint isnt really anything to do with the product but just that the catch rate is about 40% so if it's anything of value I would manually catch it but that's just a bit of advice. Again the product is superb and feels nice. I wish it looked as cool as the individual egg keychain one but whatever function over form in this regard.