megacom DuoMon 1P/2P Dual Account Auto Catcher Compatible for Pokemon Go Vibration can be Turned Off with Voice Notifications,Stable and 65ft Connection Rage (Black)

This Autocatcher works really well. I have not had a problem with connections, other than the built-in timeout feature on all autocatchers. It stays connected to one or two phones at a time. Connection time is short and battery life is long. It is great that it takes AAA batteries, which allows me to keep playing without recharge. The low battery life indicator on the game is good to let me know when to get the next set of batteries ready. Most of the time I just use the 'Auto-spin' feature to harvest resources while I am driving. I am definitely able to keep my inventory of Great and Utra balls high. With this device, Passengers are able to interact with poke-stops and gyms while traveling in a car. Without the device, it would be "Too Fast" and not allowed.The battery door is a little tricky but being gentle and paying attention to the battery polarity markers make it easy. Using the silicone cover and keeping it on a lanyard definitely improve the durability of the device and keep wear and tear to a minimum.The only "problem" I have with using this device is that it my bags are almost always full from Auto-catch and Auto-spin. I have to set time asside to do "housekeeping" to keep my inventory levels low enough to harvest more goodies!

I got a duomon recently when I activated a second account, and I'm impressed. I was using a gotcha ranger before. The duomon is a lot better. It's much more reliable, it stays connected for an hour. If it looses connection it gives you an audible notification. The gotcha would drop out randomly, and no notification. The gotcha would rarely spin a pokestop over 20mph, the duomon will do it at highway speeds.Plus, it does 2 accounts at the same time. Audio voice notifications are a bit quiet, hard to hear in a car. It does use male for one account and female for the other. It notifies about bag full, pokemon storage full, lost connection, anything that's keeping it from doing it's job, and occasionally brags about how many pokemon it's caught and stops it's spun.The gotcha would frequently change it's options settings randomly. The duomon hasn't ever done that. Setting the duomon is a little confusing, it goes by color of the indicator lights as to which option you're setting, so keep the quick reference card handy if you expect to change options. The one I change a lot is turning voice notifications off when I'm in a quiet place.I've had the batteries pop out in my pocket, so that's something to watch for.

This Pokémon auto-catcher device has been a fantastic addition to my gameplay! It connects easily to my phone and automatically catches Pokémon and spins PokéStops, allowing me to play hands-free while focusing on other things. The compact design is lightweight and easy to carry, and the battery life lasts for hours of fun.However, one minor downside is that the connection automatically turns off after about 30 minutes, which can be a bit inconvenient if you’re not paying attention. Reconnecting is quick, but it’s something to keep in mind during long play sessions.Overall, this device is still a must-have for avid players who want to level up faster and collect items effortlessly. Despite the occasional disconnect, it’s made the game so much more enjoyable for me. Highly recommend!

New is always better than old. Still takes AAA batteries

This worked great for a day.Then it stopped talking, vibrating or even to change to configuration mode.It would no longer pair with either phone.It would go through all the steps and act like it would pair. Even brought up the android bluetooth prompt inside Pokemon go, but then got stuck in a loop retrying over and over to pair and then saying it couldn't pair. This paired super easy the first day and worked fine until the middlle of the second day, then suddenly no lights or voice worked, but it was still pairing and spinning stops (mostly). Then I decided to check the batteries in case they were low and causing the voice and lights to not work. Turning it back on the lights were flashing green so I was hopeful, but then it would no longer pair with any of our phones. No way to change modes, still no sound, voice or vibration. :(I processed a replacement with Amazon and hoping it was just a fluke. Like I stated it worked well when it worked.Unfortunately, I will not be able to receive a new one for almost a month so that's very disappointing.Edit: Link on Amazon changed to egg style catcher, so I canceled replacement and just got a refund instead. Would be willing to try this again if inventory becomes available and durability goes up some.

This is my 3rd auto catcher and thus is by far the best of the 3. I have the original DuoMon and the Go Plus +. This one spins the stops better than both of the others. Almost to good, cause now my item bag is always to full. But thats not a bad problem to have.

This product has some great features, but it is just too flimsy. I started using this in March 2023. About two weeks into its use the latch keeping the batteries housed and connected to the power points broke off. Fortunately, despite this design failure I was at least able to continue using the devise by using tape (and external rubber bands) to keep the battery door closed and in place. Of course, because the devise requires constant battery changing, this was extremely inconvenient to have to replace .However, somewhat ironically, it was not the broken batery latch which made the devise unusable. Instead, the physical on off switch simply broke. Although the product requires that regular manual turinning on and off of the devise to extend the battery life (and to minimize the need to swap out batteries), the manual on off switch simply failed. Regretably, the product is so fragile that it didn't survive to the new year.Unfortunately, the warnings I had read regarding the the fragility of the product proved true.