Review on 📱 Brook Pocket Auto Catcher - Effortlessly Catch Pokemon and Gather Items with Pokemon GO Plus Compatibility by James Pope

After figuring out how to safely reconnect the Auto Catch device to the Pokemon Go app, this device worked great for me. Please note that if you have both settings enabled, the device will prioritize catching Pokémon over spinning PokéStops. I usually take a route that spans about 20 PokéStops and manually rotate the PokéStops while Auto Catch catches Pokemon. I then walk/run/ride the route again and just let the device auto-rotate all the poke stops. This makes collecting gifts/items easier, especially when I'm walking through densely populated areas of PokéStops. Additional Notes: - At speeds below 14 mph, the device can normally rotate PokéStops. It can catch Pokemon at a pretty high speed and I haven't tested the cap. Without vibration, the device will work for about 4 days or more. I'm not sure if the battery life with vibration on is too long to leave it on. It will disconnect about every 30-45 minutes whether your Pokego app is activated or not. So be prepared to reconnect multiple times as you play all day.-----Steps to reconnect your device1. Go to the connection settings on the device itself (press the red button until you reach the last option)2. Press and hold to "reset" the connection3. While the device screen is still on, tap the Pokeball icon in the PokeGo app to reconnect. For me it works 95% of the time. If still no connection can be established, 4. Turn off Bluetooth. 5. Restart the PokeGo6 app. Turn Bluetooth back on7. Repeat the previous steps 1-3 to connect the device to the app, the rest of the time it should work.