Brook Pocket Auto Catch Plus+ Bracelet WristBand for Poké mon Go Auto Spin & Collected Pokestop Waterproof Auto Catch Reviver - IOS & Android Version, Reviver Plus

It's easy to set up and use caught 2 shiny Pokémon within 24hrs it's slimline charges pretty fast and battery life last a good amount of time all in all a good product to buy if you are a Pokémon player 😊

So this is actually the best auto catcher I’ve ever used. It’s reliable, battery lasts for days, and it catches and spins stops.However. It’s build quality is atrocious. I’ve now had three of these within a matter of months. First one just came out of the strap. Second one caught on a sleeve and ripped the faceplate off and it never worked again.And just today I’ve caught this one on a doorway slightly and the faceplate is hanging off.If you’re going to have it in a key ring type thing then fine. But please don’t plan to have this actually on your wrist because it’ll get broken or lost.

It’s great most of the time. Sometimes it doesn’t seem to work or it will turn catch or spin settings to off mid use. On the plus side though it will catch things whilst I’m driving on normal roads, occasionally even on motorways. I’ve managed to catch quite a few shinies this way that I obviously would’ve missed. If switched on it will continue to catch and spin whilst I’m doing a raid battle.

Very good product , you will not be disappointed.

Works perfectly with auto catch and auto spin, vibration is strong (much better than a Gotcha Evolve) and battery life is good. Screen is very basic but I doubt many people actually use these looking at the screen!As above, the strap is useless (literally comes undone if you catch it on your pocket) and unfortunately, after several near misses where the strap unclipped itself and it fell off, the device was lost on a trip through town and I didn't notice.

Easy to use, very quick catches. You do get quite a few run but without the autocatcher then i wouldnt have caught any while driving. Must have lots of balls stored up

Easy to use, and easy to charge, and the charge seems to last a reasonable time

Had a bit of a problem getting POGO to recognise it to start. Deleted, then reinstalled the app and it linked up straight away. It will disconnect after periods of inactivity, but is easy to connect up again. The actual revive app isn’t that useful as everything you need to do can be done from the watch. It would be handy to set the working parameters yourself, such as the number of attempts it makes to catch a pokemon(currently set at one ball) or allowing the use of certain ball types for certain pokemon, or set the threshold at the point it should stop attempting to catch before you run out of balls… it is a cracking little device though and id buy another if i lost the one ive got, without hesitation.