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Features
- Completely new design and 50% larger face against original go-tcha'built in charging port and flashing light which connects directly to standard USB charger plug/ USB outlet'included battery level indicator, so users know exact charging status, just like a mobile phone (fully charged in 90 mins)'brand-new colour animations including vibration, Auto catch, statistics, real time clock, pedometer and So Much more'clock function for the time. Wear like a watch all day long
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Firmware explanation. If you see Firmware 1.0, it means you have new hardware. If the firmware is 2.0, it is older hardware. Both are under single listing/barcode from the manufacturer and allow you to catch Pokemon.
Operating System: IOS
Special Feature: Alarm Clock
Battery Capacity: 100 milliamp_hours
Connectivity Technology: USB
Wireless Communication Standard: Bluetooth
Battery Cell Composition: Lithium Ion
GPS: GPS Via Smartphone
Shape: Rectangular
Screen Size: 1 inches
Brand: Datel
Operating System: IOS
Additional Features: Alarm Clock
GPS Geotagging Functionality: GPS Via Smartphone
Band Material Type: Stainless Steel
Case Material Type: Stainless Steel or Aluminum
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Human Interface Input: Touchscreen
Supported Application: Gaming
Supported Satellite Navigation System: GPS
Metrics Measured: GPS, Accelerometer
Shape: Rectangular
Style Name: Modern
Color: Blue
Band Color: Blue
Connectivity Technology: USB
Wireless Compability: Bluetooth
Wireless Provider: Go Mobile
Communication Feature: Bluetooth
Compatible Devices: Smartphone
Compatible Phone Models: Compatible with iOS devices
Warranty Type: Limited
Waterproof Rating: IP20
Brand: Datel
Model Name: 243282
Target Audience: Unisex Adults
Age Range Description: Adult
Model Number: 243282
Built-In Media: Go-tcha Evolve (Go-tcha 2) LED-Touch Wristband Watch for Pokemon Go
Wearable Computer Type: Smart Watch
Manufacturer: Datel
Battery Capacity: 100 milliamp_hours
Battery Cell Type: Lithium Ion
Battery Average Life: 1 hours
Battery Charge Time: 90 minutes
Screen Size: 1 inches
Display Type: LED
Item Weight: 2 ounces
Item Dimensions: 0.31 x 0.31 x 0.2 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 0.31"D x 1"W x 0.2"H
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I owned the original Pokémon Go Plus, and have to say this is a nice upgrade! Firstly, it's much more stylish looking, it could pass for a watch and an adult can get away without looking dorky (even if we ARE dorky for playing this game...). Second, I find it functionally better in that when in range of a Pokémon, gym or Poké-stop, it just works automatically!! No more pressing a button each time to make it work. You can turn the vibration off as well as make it silent. It feels a bit "pay to win", but then isn't that what we're paying for?? Lol. An over-looked component is the stardust... If you're a serious player and upgrade your Pokémon a lot, stardust can be too slow to come by, this device helps fix that! With the automated spinning of stops and catching, it's like stardust "passive income", it just accumulates on its own. To get the most of this item, make sure you have a lot of item space, Pokémon storage and LOTS or red-balls! You'll need to go through your Pokemon from time to time to get rid of the ones you don't want. You'll also want to destroy and items in your bag you don't want to keep to make room for the ones you do. Is this for you? Is it worth buying? If you don't have regular access to Poké-stops/gyms to get items from, you probably won't get enough items to really keep the cycle going. I used to work next to a stop, and then I moved to a different state and live in an apartment complex with BOTH a stop and gym in range4 of my home!! I'm golden and this is awesome for me!! Even if you can fill up on items while working, then use them when you're free, it's worth it. Other idea is to walk around parks or malls with lots of gyms and stops, and you can make good use of this. You can turn different functions on and off within the app so you can collect resources to fill your bag without catching Pokémon, or if you're full, can set to JUST catch Pokémon, or even to ONLY catch Pokémon you don't have!! Just keep in mind, if you have a pretty good collection, you may not be catching anything because the remaining ones are hard to find as well as you ONLY use red-balls, which have the lowest catch rate of the balls. Disadvantages... Frequent disconnects like experienced with the original Pokémon Go Plus is still a thing. I think part of it is a timer that we aren't able to see so you can't be connected for hours long sessions and you're forced to go into the game to set it again, as well as interference sometimes being a cause. Get too far from your device, you drop signal. I also heard from other reviews that the face if the item is easily scratched. I'd tempted to put some clear tape over it to protect it, but I have yet to do so. I don't rely on the display images to do the things I need to know and my phone gives me all the notifications I need (which I made silent so it wasn't constantly making noise). In closing, I bought two of these, one for each of my accounts. One is blue, the other is red, which goes with my accounts team colors (too bad they didn't make a yellow one, maybe get gray for that). I use my accounts to knock each other out of the gym after 8-hours-and-20-minutes so I get the full 50 coins on each account each day for upgrades and remote raid passes. I recommend the Poke Genie app (I know it's on iOS, not sure if it's on Android) to check PvP IV scores to see which battle league (if any) your Pokémon are good for, as well as to join raids remotely. Good luck Poké-hunters! (Oh, and this device retails for around $50, don't pay $70 or more anywhere for this!! No reason to get ripped off)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2022 by Edward Traylor
I don’t know why other people are having a problem with this. This is my third one because I bought one for my daughter and one for a friend and they were fine. As long as you set it up the correct way it shouldn’t have a problem. If some people expect it to catch everything no it’s not made that way it’s no different if you did it manually. But I do make sure that the one I buy is from Datel. I did buy one that was not and it didn’t work. All the other ones come out expensive and I’m not paying for something I’m not sure if it’s gonna work for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2026 by Janet L. Ellis
I've read good reviews of this product. It's so confusing to me. I don't know why it costs $65. It just doesn't work. I downloaded the app, I suppose it did the "firmware update" when it synced. The instructions said it would. Went in game. I thought it would just work right away then, but no it doesn't. Could not figure out how to add it to the Pokemon Go plus. EVENTUALLY if I waited long enough on the Pokemon Go Plus screen it lists the device at the bottom, but I didn't find any instruction on that part. And then it refused to connect to the device. un-pair. Re-pair. Wait for the device to show up in Pokemon Go Plus. Click. Finally adds. Sheesh. So I thought it would work. It doesn't. It adds a little icon on the main map screen for the device (not explained anywhere that it does that). Fine. It's grayed out. But I click on it not knowing what it is. Oh it turns on the Gotcha. So now I know to click on that when I want to enable the gotcha. (Why the heck was that not ------- explained either? I don't know. Why explain that in a manual when people can struggle to figure out how it works in game). It turns gray and quits working almost immediately. So I click the little icon to enable the gotcha. It spins it spins it spins. Unable to connected. I forget the device. I re-pair it. Try two or three times to Re-add it to Pokemon go Plus. Finally do. Click on the gray button in game. It spins and the gotcha is enabled. Great, enabled. That is LITERALLY THE ONLY THING it is supposed to do. >:-( THE BAR OF SUCCESS AND MY HAPPINESS IS JUST THAT IT WORKS IN GAME. It does a few spin stops. Catches about 4 pokemon. It turns off like 3 minutes later!!!! I have to continually sync it all the time. Continually un-pair, re-pair, re-add. ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh >:-@ I don't get it. Maybe mine is faulty. I'd like to return it and get a second one, but I don't know, it makes me so angry. IT COST $65 DOLLARS TO DO ABSOLUTELY NOTHING!!! I just went back to manually catching and doing spin stops right away. And if that's the case. WHY DID I BUY THIS STUPID THING!!?!?!?!?! >:-@ Maybe I just bought a faulty hardware. I don't understand why there are any good reviews. I think it is awful. I hate it. I'm angry. It's sitting on a desk not being used. I need to go through the hassle of returning it and taking it down to the UPS store to mail back to Amazon. My advice is just to play the game manually and NOT BUY THIS STUPID PIECE OF GARBAGE. $65!!!!! FOR NOTHING!!!! But maybe mine is faulty and yours is amazing and my experience is just my angry experience. I really was excited to get this in the mail. I can't believe what an unpositive experience it has been for me. Like a black hole that eats joy and happiness. I would throw it on the ground and jump up and down on it, but it's $65 lol. I'll return it. :-P I just am uber annoyed at the product. I can't believe how badly it works. How can a company sell something for 2/3 of a $100 per item to deliver something that is worth $0 and a negative experience? It boggles my mind. If it had cost $10.99 I would've just chalked it up to an "oh well you tried" and thrown it away disappointed. But I can't believe I paid so much for something that doesn't work.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021 by J. Bradley
I am a Pokémon Nerd like most of the people buying this. It works great functionally. I got the original catcher 4 years ago and my experiences with that one were pretty frustrating. The original one had a really bad charger which would not always fully seat and so he battery which usually lasted only 1.5 hours, would be dead when leaving home. Now for the evolution. The screen is great. I rarely use it or look at it, but it looks really cool when it turns on. Charger: Mixed. It charges MUCH better than the original one, but the idiot who designed a usb charger into the strap should have lost his job. The design is such a huge flaw. So many people have had this crucial part break. I purchased a 3 year warranty from Amazon to protect me in case it fails. It seems to charge and play at the same time which the original one did not always do. So better. Comfort: It is bad. Really bad. The most uncomfortable watch I have worn in years. It is a very strange shape and so it pushes hard on the wrist bone that pops out. This makes it not comfortable to wear all day. I was thinking I would wear it with my google watch on my left wrist but because of the pain I had to put it on my right wrist. Not the best but this does not have a clock so I cannot use it as a wristwatch. Missing Features: A watch! I read online that they added a watch to it. I was happy because I am one of those people who does like wearing a wristwatch. Well, this does not have that feature so bummer :( Performance: It catches well. Maybe just a bit better than my original one or about the same. It still disconnects automatically after about 45 minutes to an hour. So you will need to go back to the app and reconnect it. I sure wish these would auto reconnect when you click the button in the app. Having to accept he Bluetooth connection each time is a pain. With the original one I would sometimes spend 10-15 minutes to get it connected. This one, seems to work flawlessly on the first try. It is very stable. Glitches: It will randomly turn off features. With the big screen it is not as big of a deal as the previous model. You just need to watch your screen and see if it is catching or not. If not, just scroll through the list of options and long hold on the one that was switched. It seems to rotate to the screen also a lot. Minor annoyance. Battery Life: 4ish hours of active play is what I have seen. I AM SUPER happy with this. There has only been one day that it died and it was when I had multiple long layovers in the airport. 6 hours total of layovers and it died about 4 hours in. I had my spare old one that I switched to for the rest of the day. Drawbacks/Reasons to not buy: Comfort and the charging port. The charging port was the main reason I was thinking about not buying it. I wish there was another model that had equal performance with a better charger, and a similar price. Why are these so dang expensive. Yes, expensive is a 3rd drawback but this is the least expensive and seems to have the best features. Overall: HUGE upgrade from the original one. I spent hours researching because this thing is Hella expensive for what it is. I am overall very pleased with my purchase. I have been playing MUCH more since getting it. I get about 100-200 balls restored a day as I drive through my city doing errands. Totally worth it for any avid player. I do highly recommend getting a warranty plan on it though. I went with the one that Amazon runs instead of the main competitor.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2023 by Joshua Awesome
It's all in the name! I started with the go plus (manually pushing a button to spin and catch) then loved the convenience of the go-tcha so much that I've owned 3 of them (auto/manually spin & catch). Only downfalls were tiny nugget that pops out of bracelet if not careful and only has about 3 hours of playtime then you have to charge it with a special cord which takes a few hours. With this new Go-tcha Evolve it has all the same cool features as the regular go-tcha plus doubles as a watch and step counter! Cool new features are it looks and fits like a watch no little nugget to lose and it plugs right into any USB port and charges fully in about an hour and a half! It also lasts way longer playtime wise (very awesome new feature shows you remaining battery life so I know to charge it beforehand if I know I'll be out playing for awhile) I would recommend this product to any die hard player or even beginning players as its useful in collecting stardust and hatching eggs!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2020 by Jenny
When it is good, it is very very good, but when it is bad it is horrid. I loved it when I first got it. I especially liked the ability of catching Pokémon while I was at work or driving from one place to another without really doing anything. I caught dozens of shiny Pokémon on Community Day. It didn't include good directions, but I watched a YouTube video by a guy who tests tech and it was easy enough to follow. I recommended it to people all the time. The fact that the charging port was connected to the watchface and stored inside the band was great for making sure it didn't get lost, though disconnecting the watch band was always difficult and the end that you need to disconnect is poorly labeled (when the circle wears off the watchface in a month or two, good luck remembering which end disconnects), but it holds a charge a long time, so you don't have to charge it often. I originally paid $35 for mine late last spring. Fast forward to fall. After misplacing it for a couple months, I found it and started using it again. While I was trying to pull the usb part out to charge, the other side of the watchband pulled apart and broke. Okay, I can't wear it anymore, kind of my fault for not being able to tell which end is which anymore, but, in my defense, the end that disconnects is poorly marked and the side that comes off is actually so hard to take off that you can't tell you're pulling on the wrong side until it doesn't come off (or in this case, breaks). So I just carried it in my pocket when I used it. Last night the battery ran low, and I tried to remove the band so I could put it into the charger. Instead, the watchface separated from the band WITHOUT the little nub that fits into the USB port on the charger coming with it. So now there is no way to charge it anymore. I've gotten a fair amount of use out of it, and I would have considered buying another, but now the price is $50, and I was on the fence about replacing it at $35, but with the number of other reviews out there siting similar problems, seeing that people have received used ones when they thought they were buying new and seeing an offer to trade in mine, I'm greatly concerned about the quality of this product I might receive. I'm not taking my chances on a replacement. I'll miss it, but in a COVID-crippled economy, I can't risk it at $50.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2021 by Joanne E.
Firstly, that you can configure what actions it takes and does not take is super cool. What really makes this awesome is that you can link it to 2 devices at the same time! My wife and I play PoGo with the kids and a lot of times we are driving or shopping or <insert adulting thing here>. Being able to spin and catch hands free is awesome! Only drawback are that you can't configure which Pokeballs you use so you risk losing out on some better Pokemon. Also, I did have an issue getting the face to flip but figure out you can do that on the watch face with a long press. Better instructions would be key here. Overall, if you play, especially passivly like I do, this is the bees knees!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2022 by IanM
So I was originally looking through the reviews and don’t understand the bad reviews at all. I just got this one but have had 2 other in green and red. I have had them for 2 years and both still work great as if they are new. They do shut down after an hour but personally I’m ok with that cuz I forget to turn it off anyways. It convenient to be able to change the settings from the watch itself vs having to go to the app each time.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021 by Jessie Domec