No problem so far, it also depends on what you expect from it. It throws pokeballs automatically as mentioned before, and with the button it throws great/ultra balls, as well as spins pokestops. Once set up, it also gives you a special research that gives you a snorlax with a hat. It connects quickly and lasts for hours.

P.S.: If you know someone who can "re-modify" it, it can throw ultra and great balls automatically. A friend has done it, so I tell you this with certainty even though I don't know how it's done

The latest gadget for Pokémon Go is clearly an upgrade from the previous one. It tracks sleep and offers a wristband that provides some relaxation tasks with a hat. It requires many measurements for accuracy. It is easy to connect and with two devices if you struggle to switch from one phone to another with a combination of buttons. The battery is relatively good but it runs out abruptly without warning. It automatically throws only red balls and with the button and the three colors. It is quite expensive for what it does, the build quality is creaky, although the plastics are of good quality.

AWAY... it is only good for collecting pokestops... it tries to catch pokemon and if you are above level 20 where you have to use a great ball with candy, you will lose the pokemon... it throws 1 pokeball per pokemon... if the pokemon escapes, you simply leave the battle... if you try to catch the pokemon on your own afterwards, you have to reconnect with the pokemon go plus... if you see foreign reviews, they consider it useless...! (maybe they will fix it now that the game is gaining life again due to the events)

I might only get it when I run out of items and need to take a bike ride to collect them... but it won't help anywhere else...
in my opinion, we are waiting for an app for an Android smartwatch that will be the same or better and of course not for 40 euros

Whatever you remember with the panic in the media about the world searching for Pokemon with a mobile phone in hand, forget it. It is so small in size, like a tiny lighter. You open the application, connect it, and from there on, you put your phone aside. It has a light and vibration every time something is found, and a specific light turns on: yellow for a new Pokemon, green if you already have it, and blue for a Pokéstop. Red means you missed it, while a colorful light means you succeeded, and it also collects items from Pokéstops. All of this by simply pressing the light button, and no one knows what you're doing as you walk

I have it here for quite some time. I use it quite often, usually on the trips I take by car. It is user-friendly and quite useful. You don't need to constantly pay attention to your phone, as you can do everything you need from the plus (pokestop collect, pokemon catch).

One issue it has is that sometimes it is a bit slow in detecting what it needs to find, so it might bother someone who is an aggressive player. Other than that, it catches everything with a 50% chance and only uses red balls.

Its battery was changed after about 3 months.

Also, when it is connected, it accurately records the steps you take even if your phone is locked, something that I haven't seen happening without the plus.