Mcbazel PhotoFast 247 Auto Catcher for Poke mon Go with Auto-tap, Auto Reconnect, Over 1-Hour Connection Function Compatible with iOS & Android

Ok, so I bought this product about 3 months ago. I wasn't sure if it would work with my iPhone 12 Pro running iOS 18.5. Frankly, I was skeptical because of the amount of mixed reviews I kept reading. I took a gander and purchased one. The first one arrived but the RAID cable wasn't working, I figured, oh man, this is what the reviews meant. I contacted the seller and they quickly replaced the whole unit and the cable was working just fine. It was easy to connect, I don't have to turn on and off when POGO decides to cut the connection. Honestly, I am impressed with how much more use I've gotten out of this. Oh and the battery, it lasts days.

So I receive my 247 Catcher in the mail. It was working very well. Then it stop working, it won’t Bluetooth connect with my Pokémon go account/IPhone Bluetooth. As I did research! Zorua is the main issue to why 247 catcher and the rest of the Autocatchers software are all disabled. I’m sure Niantic will resolve the Zorua problem. I’m still keeping my 247 Catcher because I know it will work once the problem with Niantic is resolved. I can say it was buy time when it was working and Niantic pulled the plug. Lol. It’s 5/5 star for me.

Pros: Rechargeable battery Long lasting battery Charging with USB-C cable Can use device while charging Auto catch Auto spin Small size* (see cons) can disable sound on device Can disable vibration on device Can power off device to save battery Reset button to clear Bluetooth memory for pairing to another phone Charging cable included Comes with a nice little case Cons: Too expensive $$$ (compared to similar devices) Auto battle, does not work for me (iPhone 14 Pro iOS 16.4.1) Auto reconnect to device, does not work for me Larger than other devices that perform simi functions Conclusion: I have used the pogo plus and pogo. Gotcha for years before trying this device. I would recommend this device, but it is more expensive than the other devices so you will have to decide for yourself if it is worth the money for you. Even without the auto reconnect and auto raid battle functionality, I still recommend this device to others, but ultimately, I wish it was priced more competitively to similar devices.

Honestly terrible and waste of money device never connects to Pokémon go, and if it does it takes ages like 30-40 mins of turning off on , deleting Pokémon go reinstalling, doing backflip, rubbing ur belly, do what ever u can and just open it connects finally, un playable ,terrible ease of use and I'm about to test the durability on it, cause it feels like a easter egg

Generally works as advertised so far. I have had a few cases where suction cups detached within an hour or so which prevented automatic reconnection. I think I am getting better at getting it well situated. The package included a set of what appear to be replacement pads for the auto-tapper - but there wasn't any documentation regarding how long they should be expected to last before replacement or where to get more should I run out. I also noticed that there was a removable plastic film over the installed pad on the auto-tapper - I'm still not sure whether I was supposed to remove it or not, as it didn't seem to be mentioned anywhere in the documentation. Update: I've been using this for a few weeks now pretty extensively. I haven't had any issues with the auto tapper / reconnect feature since the first few days. I found it works best for me if I situated it the opposite way as seen in the video - the open side of the clear plastic clip is toward the edge of my screen and the cord goes directly off the screen from the same side. I position the clip this way because the edge of my screen has curved glass and this places the suction cups away from the curved edge while still holding the tapper over the reconnect button. I noticed that the cord rubbing on the screen could sometimes cause interactions so I direct that away from the screen to avoid possible interference. I wasn't sure at first if the tapper was supposed to be in contact with the screen or hovering just above it. I now always press it firmly against the screen (and I did remove the plastic film that was on it originally so it is a bit sticky, which I think helps it stay in place). I use an Android device that has a "pairing" prompt on every reconnect - but I found an open-source app that automatically confirms this prompt via accessibility features. The app is called "PoGo+LE" in the Play Store. As a general auto-catcher this device works better for me than others I have tried. I used a Gotcha Ranger for many months - but the device's UI had a lot of unnecessary complexity, was fairly unintuitive, and worst of all I had to push a button on it every time I needed to reconnect it whereas with this device I only need to push the connect icon in the Pokemon Go app. I briefly tried a "MEGACOM 【CatchmonX】for 4 accounts (Black) Faster 2022 ver" but had issues with it very frequently disconnecting after just a minute or two and returned it. Overall I have been very satisfied with this product so far.

In short this product does work but I would opt for a cheaper option if I were to buy another. The Auto reconnect wire is only good if you leave this on a desk, not so much when in your pocket walking around. IMO the programming on this is WAY too basic. It will neither use a berry, nor anything other than red balls. However, to be fair, I think this is true of all catchers though. Regardless, there are many mon it just won't catch. Apparently no curve balls either, it uses roughly 3-4 red balls per catch so I'm always out of them. There is no way to prioritize which mon it goes after either, whereas (I think) there is another auto catcher that will let you set conditions via an app but I don't own that one. All in all, this is great for when you are driving and wouldn't (or shouldn't) have gotten any catches. It's not so great for walking around UNLESS you wouldn't have otherwise been playing and you don't care about what gets missed. Bluetooth seems good, battery life as well. The quality of the plastic housing is so so, it feels like the on/off slide switch isn't well implemented but it's still working.

Expensive, but I still use it several years later. Good battery life

La fonction qui vise à continuer à capture 24h/24 ne marche pas. Si on laisse pokemon go en arrière plan, l'appareil ne capture pas les pokemon. En gros, il ne fonction que si on a l'app ouverte au premier plan. Et surtout le 247 catcher se déconnecte très régulièrement, quasiment toutes les 15 à 20 minutes. C'est une totale arnaque.

Funciona muito bem!

I wish it worked where it would throw more than just regular pokeballs But other than that it’s amazing

Werkt niet retour gezonden

Funktioniert mit der 'PoGo+LE'-App sowie selbstgeschrieben Macros um den reconnect Button in-game nach disconnect zu drücken super. Preis und Verarbeitung sind soweit in Ordnung. Habe bislang keinerlei Probleme, sehr zu empfehlen.