So far so good. I like how this unit can utilize up to 4 players. It took a while to get other players paired, it seems to work better if you do all players at once. I hope this unit lasts, the silicone skin opens towards the battery door which makes changing batteries easier, whereas the dual player unit my son has, the skin needs to be removed to replace the batteries, but the battery door broke and the skin holds it closed. There are a lot of complaints the plastic is brittle, so I hope my battery door doesn’t break because the skin won’t hold it closed. Read more
Only lasted 4 months. Worked get on 3 devices for 3 months, then only 2 the next 2 weeks, then one the last week. Read more
I wish I would have found this solution when it was released. I run 3 accounts and have 2 official go+ devices that I rotated between the three accounts -that setup works ok, but this is much better. I have only used the Catchmon X for a few hour, but it is spectacular. It locks onto and spins pokestops incredibly fast. Catching Pokemon is not as fast a spinning stops but it is much much faster than the go+. I like that this device uses AAA batteries. The instructions are ok, they need battery orientation instructions. My device wouldn't power up initially and I thought maybe I got a bad copy after reading the other reviews. The battery orientation only has 4 combinations, so once I tried the combination shown in the attached picture, the device powered on and it linked up with my 3 phones within seconds. This device is genius. If you run 3+ accounts and want to use an auto catcher simultaneously on all those account... This is your device! 1 month update: I haven't had to change the batteries yet, I have used the Catchmon X for about 1.5 hrs everyday for the last month. I'm that 1.5 hrs the Catchmon X uses about 100-150 red balls. I have to spend about 30 minutes farming pokeballs everyday. The quickest way to connect your phones to the Catchmon X is to tap the go+ icon in the game on all your phones, then flip the power button on. I have a pixel 8, pixel 6, and a 2024 moto G 5G phone. The pixels connect within 3 to 5 seconds. The Moto G is not a premium phone and takes 10+ second to connect. The Catchmon X is fantastic and worth the cost in my opinion. Read more
I've been left hanging too many times in raids the last second so I started carrying multiple accounts of my own. Obv while walking around I can't catch everything on several phones so I only focus on one while this devise allows me to keep running my others. The auto spin feature is the best. The auto catch rarely gets anything decent/ however throwing at everything has gotten me more shinies I just don't get many high cp. Battery life when I often don't turn it off after use is only about a week but if I remember to flip it off last quite a bit longer, this taking in consideration when I use it is for 1 - 3 hours at a time. Read more
Works great, easy to set up and connect. Fulls my bag while driving. Read more
It functions. It allows 4 accounts to connect simultaneously. That's the good. The bad is it is slow to detect and spin/catch. It often doesn't detect at all, even with full red balls and empty pokemon storage. I am going to try other brands so I can make a more informed decision. Read more
The media could not be loaded. Bought this as a gift For $100.00 it only lasted 4 months put new batteries in it goes to turn on then stops every time its like the batteries are not setting in right. 4 months isn't worth this in my opinion. I wish I could get a refund or a new one Read more
I finally saved up enough for this!!! I play on two accounts. Before I had Duomon, I thought it was enough, but my friends always wanted to connect, so I bought this. It was worth the investment! I've been using it for a week, and it works perfectly fine. Just turn it on, connect for the first time, and play! If they ever make a rechargeable one instead of using batteries, I will switch for sure. Read more
