Megacom DuoMon 1P/2P Dual Account Auto Catcher Compatible for Pokemon Go Vibration can be Turned Off with Voice Notifications,Stable and 65ft Connection Rage

This autocatcher is so good I think it might be technically cheating. The auto catching part isn’t really that great BUT it did catch me 2 diddos literally the FIRST time I turned it on. The most INSANE part of this device is the auto pokestop spinner. It will spin everything, gyms and rocket stops, and will do it instantly and HAS NO SPEED LIMIT CAP. It also gives you additional range for spinning stops, so you can LITERALLY turn this on before you drive, and it will spin EVERY STOP when ur going 60km+. I’ve used both catching and spinning at the same time, and it literally completed 30+ research tasks for me in my pocket. Battery life also REALLY good too, but haven’t tried it in the cold weather yet. Cons: -If you have the autocatcher on with the stop spinner, it will only do one at a time and you will miss a ton of stops. -ALOT of Pokémon flee using the auto catcher -sometimes it will tell you your bag is full when it’s not and not spin stops (if you manually spin a stop it will temporarily fix it for a bit) - some reviews say it’s feels cheap/fragile which is true, but it comes with a plastic sleeve that protects it REALLY well - probably the biggest con, there’s a voice that tells you when your bag is full or if your out of pokeballs etc, and I’ve tried everything to turn it off but I can’t. So sometimes people hear it and I sound like a nerd kek OVERALL INSANE DEVICE. I thought $110 was a lot for a device but I have honestly gotten easily that $ back in items. I see why top players use one because I cannot ever go back to having no gifts or items.

I got a duomon recently when I activated a second account, and I'm impressed. I was using a gotcha ranger before. The duomon is a lot better. It's much more reliable, it stays connected for an hour. If it looses connection it gives you an audible notification. The gotcha would drop out randomly, and no notification. The gotcha would rarely spin a pokestop over 20mph, the duomon will do it at highway speeds. Plus, it does 2 accounts at the same time. Audio voice notifications are a bit quiet, hard to hear in a car. It does use male for one account and female for the other. It notifies about bag full, pokemon storage full, lost connection, anything that's keeping it from doing it's job, and occasionally brags about how many pokemon it's caught and stops it's spun. The gotcha would frequently change it's options settings randomly. The duomon hasn't ever done that. Setting the duomon is a little confusing, it goes by color of the indicator lights as to which option you're setting, so keep the quick reference card handy if you expect to change options. The one I change a lot is turning voice notifications off when I'm in a quiet place. I've had the batteries pop out in my pocket, so that's something to watch for.

My kids were so happy with our Catchmon, it met an untimely end, (not the manufacturers fault), I reached out via FB messenger, they replied within 6 hours, advising me that I would be sent a replacement free of charge, and please could I post the non functional one back for quality checking. How good is that for service? Only thing I'd add is purchaser's may not be aware that all (well I think all) pokemon go auto catchers only use standard red pokeballs, so save up balls while you wait for it to be delivered, in my case I ordered at midnight, it arrived 30 hours later! Thank you Team, we appreciate your integrity and customer focus.

For context, prior to purchasing this Duomon, I was previously playing with an approximately 4-year old Gotcha auto-catcher (one of the black sorta oval-shaped black devices). My old Gotcha was very fast at catching and spinning stops, but I disliked having to press the button to wake up the device every time my game disconnected from the device every hour (as other reviews have clarified, this is a built-in feature in the Pokemon Go game code to limit the extent of spoofing with auto catchers). I looked up information on several of the different modern auto-catchers, including the Go Plus+. I landed on this device because I can’t reasonably keep a device like the Go Plus+ in my bag when there’s no option to turn off the vibrations (I.e. bringing it to work), nor do I want to continue having to use a device that requires hourly button presses to wake up like the Gotcha. So now it is day 2 that I have had the Duomon, and I’ve already been able to test it fairly extensively across using it passively to catch things while I’m at work and while driving (safely - reminder to all, do not actively play POGO while you’re behind the wheel and in traffic). I have many things that I’ve found convenient (and a few mildly annoying) about the Duomon as below: Pros: - Once it’s turned on and connected to your phone’s POGO, you can simply press the connect button once from the game and it reliably connects (at least for me). This is a game changer for me as I no longer have to fiddle with my keys that my old Gotcha was hooked onto with a special keychain case and look really conspicuous at work or other public places. - The SPEED! I had read from some sources that the Duomon didn’t run as fast as the old Gatchas, but this thing is at least on-par with my old Gotcha when it comes to spinning stops especially. I have already clocked it spinning a Pokestop while I was driving at 58MPH! I don’t think I’ve even seen my old Gotcha hit a stop going that fast, or at least not in recent memory. Suffice it to say, as long as it’s connected properly, it hits stops very well. I do feel like it catches Pokémon slightly slower compared to my Gotcha, but given the first pro mentioned I am ok with this, especially as I am mostly wanting to be able to quietly and inconspicuously reconnect it while I am at work. - Using AAA batteries - this can be a con for some people as of course it’s inconvenient to carry around AAA batteries for something like this. The way I see it, I already have a wide array of batteries around the house, and the most common being AAA batteries for other devices as is (computer mice, keyboards, remotes, etc). I was on the fence about buying a 247 for the reason that some reviewers said that they didn’t hold a charge very well after a certain point, which in my mind raises the issue of how well a built-in lithium ion battery made by a 3rd party manufacturer could hold up. For me, that made using the Duomon more palatable as the hardware is already fairly well established otherwise for traditional batteries, and the battery life will more so depend on what kind of AAA batteries you use, which will be specific to the individual (plus it’s one less thing that needs to be troubleshooted as AAA battery technology is still pretty commonplace. Cons: - The initial setup - granted the user manual gives a decent overview of how to go through the menus, but it did take me some time to figure out what all the colors mean and how to change settings to how I wanted. It does help that the Duomon for both player settings reads out which setting you’re on in different voices, but the speakers are pretty soft so I wouldn’t recommend trying to do this on the fly in a busy street for example. - The battery compartment is mildly annoying to open. It does just take pulling a sliding button out from the compartment door, but this was finicky for me to get open the first time as I was worried I would break it if I was too aggressive (based on other reviews concerning the fragility of the Duomon). Insofar it hasn’t been super fragile to me broadly, but I will come back and update if I do eventually have any problems on that front. - Price - I was able to get it on whatever kinda sale it was on (around $60), but I will say I would not pay a full $90 for this. I already had to really rationalize how much additional joy this would bring me (and one of my coworkers who will be using the second player connect feature) before I finally committed and made the purchase. That is very much down to the individual to make that decision. Overall, I am very satisfied so far with the Duomon in its performance and features. For anyone who is serious about making the most of POGO (I.e grinding stardust and getting extra Pokémon throughout the day for transfer/candies without appearing to be a POGO addict), this is a fine device for making that dream into a reality.

Good product.. easy to use.. super long batteries life