Brook Pocket Auto Catch Watchic Lite - Auto Catcher, IPX7 Waterproof, 0.96" Color Display, Pocket Monster Accessory

I've used a lot of different Go-Tchas since I discovered them and this one is by far the best one I've owned. For the price it was really inexpensive at around $35. The strap is super comfortable and is a lot easier to take out to charge compared to other similar styles and with many holes to tighten or loosen the strap, it can fit pretty much any wrist. This Go-Tcha also acts as a watch with day so that's a bonus! It can charge really quickly from 0 to 100% and let me tell you about the battery life on this Go-Tcha. I played for a few hours every day and it took 3 weeks of playing consistently for it to finally run out of charge so it's definitely a strong contender for longest-running Go-Tcha.

I went through many Pokémon gotcha bracelets and they've all been just subpar. This one here though, is definitely one of the better ones I've used.First, the battery life has been feeling like it's been infinite. I haven't had to charge it since the first time I got it out the box. I've been using it daily multiple times a day without any issues. I use it without having the screen light up if it's doing its thing and that has the battery going indefinitely. If needed to charge, it's as simple as plugging it into a USB port and that's it!Second, the quality is good for what it's worth. It's snug and secure when you're wearing it; it fits perfectly. It also comes with two bands (red and black) and it's worn just like any kind of watch. The interface is simple and straight to the point. You're able to mix and match the settings that fits well for what you want it to. It does what it's design to do.I would definitely recommend this for anyone that's looking to get an auto catcher. I feel it's the best market based one you could ever ask for

At first I was a little reserved, some reviews had me concerned, but since my OG Gotcha vanished, I had to settle for something a little different. So far, the battery last awhile. If you're using this daily, and charge it at night, you shouldn't have an issue with the life span. I've actually not charged it, and used it for two days. Really just depends on how often you've got it connected/active. It does time out, but I've never had a device like this that didn't time out after awhile. It does vibrate when it disconnects, so at least you know to reconnect, (my previous one did not). Other than that, it's quick and attentive. - - - A couple of things I noticed that are better than my previous gotcha, this will catch and spin while I'm in battles/raids. My last one did not do that. The only complaint I have, would be the connection part. Sometimes it "times out" when trying to connect, or it takes 30-60seconds to connect. Really not that big of a deal. I would recommend this to anyone looking to step up their catching game.

Works exactly as advertised! .. For about three weeks. Touch-screen sensor no longer works which makes it unable to function despite the screen lighting up with plugged in. These things do not last, use a different model.

Great item! It took a minute to get it connected but with the app, my daughter has it all figured out now. The device works well and holds a charge for an sig if isn’t time - it is also great that vibration can be turned off on the device. My daughter caught lots of Pokemon during the most recent Go Fest and can’t wait for the next event!

It's way better than the Gotcha I've had for several years. I like that it doesn't require a special charger as the band comes off and you can use any USB outlet to charge it, which makes it more convenient to charge.So far, the battery life is great. I've had it over a week and only charged it initially and it still has 50% left. It also connects quicker and it seems like it catches more.Even though I wear a smart watch, I'm sure others will appreciate that it does have a built in watch as well.

The auto-catcher was great while it worked - for about 2 weeks the device had no issues staying connected to my Galaxy Fold 5. I did realize that it would BLOW through Poke balls like nobody's business. There's setting that would help minimize this, like only catching new Pokemon, etc. But, like most people... "Gotta Catch 'em All"After a few weeks I noticed that the catcher would randomly disconnect from my phone. I would have to power-off and back on the catcher to get it to reconnect. Been having that problem ever since.

This device is super easy to setup, battery life lasts REALLY long. I really like how I can wear it on runs, or when I am going to workout. It also catches and spins stops really fast.The only thing is the USB I plugged in upside down at first, but was able to figure it out quickly.