BrookPocket Auto Catch Reviver Dia Plus+ Splendid Evolution Auto Spin Catching Pocket Monsters Collecting Items Wristband Bracelet Accessory Reminder for Disconnection, Battery Capacity Display

Excellent seller and excellent product !

Overall I'm happy with this and it usually works as it is supposed to. Sometimes doesn't want to connect and I have to go into phone BT settings to remove before pairing again. Not sure how it is supposed to differentiate between "known and unknown" pokémon and sometimes continues to throw balls after I've turned the function off on the device. Screen is very dim, barely visible at all outdoors. Love that it is small, discreet and looks nice in the leather holder bought separately.

I have been using this Brook Pocket Auto Catch Reviver Dia Plus+ for more than 5 months now and below are my comments:Battery Life -is more than adequate for my use. So far I charged it for about 2-3 times and never had an instance that I ran out of juice.Value -this saves me time to catch all of 'em. I just turn it on and drive! I use this on my way to office and back. It automatically captures and get items for me. I just got surprised one day I am already level 25. lolQuality -like I have said, I have been using this for more than 5 months now and neve had an issue. If that is not a quality product, I don't know what is.I will continue to use this Brook Pocket Auto Catch Reviver Dia Plus+ and will update my review if needed.

To;Dr: It makes the game fun again, helps you automate a lot of the crappy long actions in the game but disconnects too many times to be reliable (which sucks in the winter), not sure if it’s phone or device issue though but headphones&watch do not disconnect as much.First thing first - disclaimer, I hate Pokémon go, it started out really fun but got bad with the years, I will try to avoid personal preference with this review though,Second - This entire idea of having a blue-tooth device to allow in-game actions is silly and issues-prone (which is the reason for the lower rating) and should either be a subscription or external application,With that being said - lets begin,I was using this auto-catcher for about 2 weeks with a secondary account (I forgot the password for my main one) levels 8, on an iphone 13 pro max in a somewhat dense residential area,The item itself looks gorgeous, can easily pass as a step counter and it looks gorgeous,The single button operation is pretty comfortable allowing you to turn on&off several automatic actions (catching known/new Pokémon sun, spinning poke stops etc)Notification vibrations is fairly good,Connectivity (Bluetooth) seems stable, connectivity to the game is horrendous and disconnects between 0 and 4 times in a 30-40 minutes walk,Auto catcher will sometimes stop functions on it’s own and when losing its streak (bag is full, you manually catch a Pokémon) will take awhile to get back into actions, forcing me to opt to close&open the game,Does it helps? It does! I went from level 8 to 28 within a week and a bit with so much as walking my dog twice a dayIs it fun? It is actually - I’ve found gifts&stickers I haven’t seen beforeIs it worth it? As long as it isn’t annoying you to have to check every 2 minutes if it is still connected yes, but otherwise being that personally I dislike the game it might get you back for awhile but probably not long enough to want to stay,I’m also not certain about the high price point, it’s not “official” which usually spells 30-50% less then similar item, I am aware it is automatic and doesn’t require you to click to spin/catch but still it’s priced the same.It does look gorgeous though!

Updated review: After a few weeks of using this catcher it has stopped working. It no longer syncs to the Pokémon go app and is no longer discoverable under my Bluetooth devices. I’ve tried everything and it’s now useless.Original review: I just started using this device to help with fashion week. I wasn’t catching much of the characters like furfero and absol then saw it say 6 Pokémon in a row fled, something nearly impossible when playing yourself. I then did research and apparently it only throws one ball per catch attempt after which it gives up and says the Pokémon fled! Most of these Pokémon take at least 5 tries so now I know why I keep catching the same easy ones over and over with this device. I read it’s ok for the early levels since you can catch many with 1 throw but it becomes unrealistic later on. The event is almost over and unfortunately I learned this the hard way.