Review on MEGACOM Catchmon Auto Catcher Pokemon: Enhance Your Pokemon Go Experience! by Chad Guinn

I did a lot of research before buying. Original Gotcha, v2 Gotcha and Ranger have different issues. Reviews of these products indicate poor quality, charging problems, and device crashes after a few weeks. In the case of the Ranger, some people showed pictures of the battery melting and catching fire! isn't cool Catchmon Go is more than a trap, but still fits perfectly in your pocket. It feels well done. It uses regular AA batteries, no proprietary charging cable, and no built-in lithium that can catch fire. By default, he spins on his feet and catches Pokémon. Like other devices, it only uses red balls. Once it's targeting something, there's a small delay before it does so. If you were driving fast this could be an issue, but at slower speeds it's not an issue. He'll often complete a spin or catch before you can get to them yourself or see them on the map. IT'S NOT OBVIOUS, but you can customize this behavior by changing your Pokemon Go notification settings by going to Settings -> Pokemon Go Plus -> Notifications. It doesn't just change notifications - it also changes whether the device ignores or stops the Pokemon. Bluetooth was pretty reliable. I can have it in another room at home and it still works. When it's not connected, it's in standby mode, so it's easy to reconnect. What I like best is that I can go jogging or take a walk in nature and pay minimal attention to the app and it just sucks it all up. .Overall more expensive than the competition, but well made, reliable and durable.