MEGACOM Dual Catchmon for GO Plus Auto Catch Accessory Always On One Touch Connection - Wireless Bluetooth for Android Phone & iPhone - Automatic GO Catcher Supports Dual ID Accounts (Black)

I have used and tested EVERY auto catcher on the market looking for the best one and this is the best one unfortunately. I say Unfortunately because of the price. I will go through the ones I have used and you can decide for yourself if this is the best one for your personal needs.MEGACOM Dual Catchmon - 5 StarsPROS:- The battery life is simply amazing. Been using it for a week straight now with two phones and it still works perfectly- Bluetooth range is awesome. I can forget to take it in the house after using it in my car and it will still be catching pokemon for half and hour without me knowing- Design and build is super simple and easy to understand once you get the hang of it- The device is very sturdy and comes with a silicone case in case you might drop it. I would never worry about being too harsh on it- It catches Pokemon! It is easily the fastest device at moving on to the next 'mon after it attempts a catch- It spins pokestops! It spins pokestops very well, even moving fast in a car- You can use two devices and/or profiles. This is why Im keeping this one over any other. I can use it on my Android work phone and my iOS personal phone at the same time without any interference issues- It stays connected and you only have to hit the button on the screen in order for it to reconnect if it happens to drop the signal. This is probably one of the best things about itCONS:-Cant tell it to not spin stops or catch pokemon, you have to do that within the game itself- The price. Easily the most expensive device out there, but it is like buying two gotchas in one package. I wish it was like $15 cheaper and then it would be a STEAL- Connecting to two devices can be difficult. It took me a really long time to figure it out. I really hope I dont get disconnected or else I know I will have a hard time setting it up again.Gotcha Evolve- 3.5 StarsPROS:- The screen is really cool, I like that it is like a watch basically and looks very subtle to the average person, it tracks your steps and has a really great interface for settings- Battery life is great- Easy to charge via USB. Dont listen to people that think this is a problem, I like this better than having to use AA or AAA batteries- The price is fair for what you get. Its a very sturdy and well built device that looks really sleekCONS:- Catches pokemon and spins poke stops really slow. This is the most infuriating part of this device. I has the regular gotcha for a long time and it caught pokemon so much faster than this one does. I was really looking forward to using this one but it is almost impossible to use while driving or moving fast on a bike. I would honestly rather use the regular Gotcha than this one because of how slowly it moves on to the next 'mon or stop.- Could not get it to connect regularly. Im not sure if I was having interference issues or what, but it was really difficult to connect again after it had disconnected due to inactivity.Gotcha (Regular) - 4 StarsPROS:- Best value for your money, it catches quickly and spins stops quickly- Small sleek design that is easy to carry and conceal in your pocket at workCONS:- Battery life SUCK. You get maybe a day of use before you have to recharge it. I have not used the Gotcha Ranger, but Im assuming this is why that product exists- The charging cable is proprietary and terrible to use. You cant charge it and play with it at the same time- You have to click the screen and then click the button on the device in order for it to connect. It also drops the connection quite oftenPocket Egg/Megacom Pocket Catchmon - 4.5 Stars(These are basically the same product, Im almost positive they use the same software from my playing experience)PROS:- Basically the same as the MEGACOM Dual Catchmon/Pocket Egg Pair, but for only one device- All the same PROs as the Dual Catchmon except that it is bigger and does not come with a silicone caseCONS:- REALLY expensive seeing as you only get the use of one device. I would just buy the Dual Catchmon or Pocket Egg Pair for $10 more if you have two devices- Same cons as the Dual CatchmonOriginal Pokemon Go Plus - 2 Stars (Seriously dont buy the original)PROS:- neat functional design, good use of lights to tell you what is happening when you are not looking at the game- better than nothing I suppose- ........ thats itCONS (There are a lot):- It uses watch batteries that are screwed into place. You have to change the batteries at least once a week if youuse it a lot- It disconnects frequently and doesnt connect again easily- It misses a lot of Pokemon- It misses a lot of stops- You have to manually catch pokemon or spin a stop when it shows up where these others do it automatically for you

This was a major upgrade over the original Go Plus and subsequent Go-Tcha device.1) Connects to two phones2) Uses standard AAA batteries (I use rechargeable ones - but if you are in a pinch you can buy new ones anywhere)3) Constant phone pairing4) One button push to start (once you turn it on, you only press the go plus button on screen, nothing on the device itself)5) Visual, Audible or Vibration alerts - if you phone unpairs or reaches the time limit, your bag is full, your storage is full, the device can be set to beep or vibrate -- of course, you can have it on silent blinking LEDs too.6) Tough design - weakest point on this item is the battery door and battery springs. Put the rubbery cover on, and it will withstand drops waist high onto concrete (yes i've experience it)7) On/Off button - if you need to halt the device (because a hundo is right next to you) you can quickly shut down the device in an emergency.8) Battery Low indicator - No more wondering if your batteries are low -- Batteries last anywhere from a week to over a month anyhow. I swap my rechargeable batteries weekly to avoid issues.Yes it seems expensive - but remember you can connect TWO phones. I am one of the top Pokemon Go players in the US and World with over a million catches. I own FOUR of these to play on EIGHT phones -- who cares about TOS...people who complain TOS need to shop for tissues to wipe their tears. If you don't have one of these, you're not maximizing your time -- if you want to hand catch, fine, but at least have this device spin supplies for you while you do other tasks like sending gifts or clearing storage. ROCK SOLID bluetooth connection -- no more "press this then press that" headache. Remember, this thing is so good, I bought FOUR.

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 lifeCons- 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.