Nintendo Pokemon Go Plus +

After several frustrating attempts with third-party autocatchers - plagued by short battery life and frequent disconnects - I finally decided to invest in the official device. Yes, it’s significantly more expensive (two to three times the cost of alternatives), but honestly, it’s been worth every penny. One of the standout perks is access to exclusive research, including some chances to catch those elusive sleepy Snorlaxes. More importantly, it’s rock-solid in terms of connectivity. Unlike the aftermarket options, this one hasn’t dropped connection once. It handles auto Poké Ball throws and PokéStop spins seamlessly, and you can even switch to manual mode to use Great or Ultra Balls - perfect for Community Days when you’re hunting shinies and don't want them fleeing. Reconnecting is a breeze too, a single tap on the in-game connection icon and you’re back in action almost instantly. The only downside? The vibration and LED lights can be a bit much. Thankfully, there are guides online showing how to disable the vibration and cover the LEDs - if you’re comfortable opening it up. Personally, I just disconnected the vibration motor. Since I keep it tucked away in a pocket or backpack, the lights don’t bother me.

Most of the reviews here seem to have misinterpreted what Niantic described the device to do. This device allows you to automatically spin PokéStops and catch Pokémon with Pokéballs which is fantastic for saving time and playing on the go while you can’t use your device to focus on driving or socialising with friends and family. The device also allows you to set up the button on the device to instead of catching automatically, you can catch every Pokémon with a Great Ball or a Ultra/Hyper Ball, which is especially use for on community days and such to guarantee much better odds at catching, the only difference is you have to manually press the button which is still way quicker and easier than bringing out the device and unlocking for a single catch. The device can also be used with Pokémon Sleep which is another fantastic app to monitor your sleeping habits altogether while making it into a fun and cute game, fantastic for people of all ages honestly! There is only one “flaw” as people say which is the fact you cannot turn off vibration, placed on a desk will cause quite the loud sound but it is designed for pocket use so you can press the button through your pocket, for me it was never an issue. Most people that complain are most likely spoofers that won’t get much use out of it and/or people who have not purchased the product and instead misunderstood Niantic and decided that they were at fault instead of themselves. I truly hope you have a wonderful day reader of this review! Happy Catching and don’t forget to say “Gotcha!” When you catch them!

After using the Pokémon Sleep app I realised that having my phone next to me on my bed was impractical and I decided that I wanted to try out this accessory to see if it would be better suited to tracking my sleep data. On the whole it works really well in terms of tracking my Sleep data and I've had better success tracking sleep via this than just using the app alone on my smartphone. In terms of the capabilities on Pokémon GO it gives you a lot of options compared to the original Pokémon GO Plus. You can decide whether to use regular pokeballs, greatballs or ultraballs. It still has the manual catch option but you can also get it to auto catch with a regular pokeball along with autospin for pokestops. In practical terms it works really well and seems very competent at catching mons. If your pokeball inventory is empty or if your storage is full it will flash red to inform you it cannot catch pokemon. Being able to easily inform the player of catch attempts and number of items granted from a pokestop lets you play the game without having to be always glued to the screen. In terms of connectivity it does a good job of staying connected. Once you tap on the pokeball plus icon on the game and press the button on the Pokémon Go Plus+ it pairs quickly and I've not noticed any connection drops while playing. Battery charge on the device is fantastic, I believe it's stated that it will last about a week or so on one charge which is pretty handy especially if you'll be away from home for a while. It has a rechargable battery which uses a standard USB-C connector which is perfect. Overall this is a fantastic device and if you want to take your Pokémon GO & Pokémon Sleep experience to the next level I highly recommend getting one.

The Pokémon GO Plus + is a solid accessory for anyone serious about the game. It works as expected and makes it much easier to catch Pokémon and interact with PokéStops while you're on the go. For the price, it's a great value. However, I do wish there were more customization options, like being able to turn off the RGB lighting and vibration. These features can't be adjusted, and the constant vibration can be a little annoying, especially if you're using it for extended periods. Also, why does Pokémon GO need sleep tracking data? It seems odd that the app wants to track your sleep, why would they need that information? It's a bit concerning and unnecessary for a game that's supposed to be about catching Pokémon, not your sleep patterns. Overall, it's a great product, but the lack of customization options and the sleep tracking request hold it back from being perfect.

Pour Pokémon sleep : plus besoin d'avoir peur que le téléphone tombe du lit ou qu'il soit en surchauffe, Pokémon go plus + fait le job, avec en prime Pikachu qui te chante une petite berceuse pendant 15 sec. Inutile, mais tellement kawaii ! Pour Pokémon go : ce Pokémon go + troisième du nom est un peu gros, mais passe très bien dans toutes les poches. La fonction automatique est une triche absolus, si en plus on peu choisir la pokeball a utiliser (mais le lancer auto ne fonctionne pas avec les super/hyperball). En général : l'esthétique est soigné, la maniabilité aussi. Par contre c'est un peu cher pour ce que c'est (même si cela sera jamais assez cher pour le joueur hardcore ou le fan inconditionnel de Pokémon).

Really great i got it for my bday im using it every day

Bardzo przydatne urządzenie, jak chcemy iść na spacer, a nie chcemy się patrzeć ciągle w telefon, żeby łapać pokemony. Skuteczność łapania może nie jest oszałamiająca, ale pozwala na trochę odłożyć telefon na bok.

Excelente accesorio para complementar Pokemon Go cumple con lo que dice mejorando la experiencia en el juego

Way too expensive for what it is, but other than that it's great. Was expecting $50-ish, was over $100 when I got it, if you got it cheaper, lucky you. -1 star It runs well, connects seamlessly to pokemon sleep and pokemon go (and seamlessly flips between if you give it a few seconds). My biggest gripe is the vibrations. You can't turn them off, you can't even turn them down, and they are STRONG. I hide it in a sock in my work bag and it vibrates the table! -1 star Please make the vibrations less noticeable!!