Go-tcha Evolve LED-Touch Wristband Watch for Pokemon Go with Auto Catch and Auto Spin - Black/Gray
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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 i.e. laptop etc (Not included).
- No need for charger cable. 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, Battery indicator and so much more.
- Pedometer feature to count steps for fitness, Clock function for the time. Wear like a watch all day long.
Description
The NEW Go-tcha Evolve for Pokémon Go with 'Auto-Catch' and 'Auto-Spin' mode! Catch Pokémon and spin/collect items at Pokéstops without looking at your screen! with brand-new features including: Built in USB charging port and flashing light, Included battery level indicator, Fully charged in 90 mins, Brand-new Colour Animations, Statistics, Vibration Auto Catch & Spin, Real Time Clock, Pedometer fitness tracker (Count steps) and more! The Go-tcha EVOLVE for Pokemon Go still has Auto Catch on/off mode: It catches, collects poke balls, potions with no button pressing with new colour animated graphics and game specs Catching Pokémon and collecting items just got even better! Completely new design and 50% larger face against original Go-tcha No need for charger cable. Includes USB port and battery level indicator (Unit is fully charged in just 90 mins) This stylish new design is available with great looking strap in Black with Grey or Red colours. (Blue and Green colours will be available in 2020). Age: 8+ years Features Completely new design and 50% larger face against original Go-tcha Catch Pokémon and spin/collect items at Pokéstops! Vibration 'Auto-Catch' mode (Catch Pokémon and spin/collect items at Pokéstops without looking at your screen! Built in charging port and flashing light which connects directly to standard USB charger plug / USB outlet i.e. laptop etc (not included) Included battery level indicator Fully charged in 90 mins Touch screen Brand-new Colour Animations Pokemon Go Statistics Real Time Clock Function Pedometer feature to count steps for fitness Multi-lingual English / French / German Compatible with iPhone 5/5c/5s/SE/6/6s/6 Plus/6s Plus/7/7 Plus/8 and newer devices with iOS 10+ installed
Language : English
Manufacturer recommended age : 8 years and up
Item model number : 1139774
Department : Unisex
Batteries : 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : September 23, 2019
Manufacturer : Datel
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Best Sellers Rank: #309,269 in Toys & Games (See Top 100 in Toys & Games) #5,548 in Game Accessories
Display: touch screen
Watch Movement Type: Automatic
Additional Features: Alarm, Pedometer
Power Source: Battery Powered
Strap Type: Adjustable
Water Resistance Depth: 100 meters
Sport Type: Walking
Clasp Type: Buckle
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Embellishment Feature: Crystal
Closure Type: Buckle
Style Name: Modern
Shape: Round
Band Color: Black
Dial Color: Black
Theme: Pokemon Go
Pattern: Solid
Face Style: Modern
Brand Name: Datel
Model Name: Go-tcha Evolve
Included Components: watch, USB charging cable
Model Number: 1139774
Item Weight: 0.1 g
Manufacturer: Datel
Age Range Description: Adult
Manufacturer Part Number: 18596
Band Material Type: Silicone
Case Material Type: Stainless Steel
Crystal: Plastic
Case Diameter: 1.3
Band Width: 15
Case Thickness: 10
Bands: 1
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I’m so glad I got this! I previously had a Go Plus (that I accidentally washed and dried) and a Pokeball Plus (that I accidentally dropped in the grass and then ran over with a lawnmower). Neither of them did auto spin and auto catch, though, even before their unfortunate demise. I carefully researched the 3 Gotcha versions, as well as a few other random devices, and decided to go with the Gotcha Evolve, mostly because of the screen. I also preferred the look of Evolve’s wrist band. I’d read about potential issues with the recharging plug be broken off, but I think that if you’re reasonably careful detaching the wristband, you’ll be fine. And if you’re the kind of person who isn’t careful, maybe consider springing for the protection plan. I get great battery life on a recharge, and it doesn’t take that long to reach full power. I love that you can see how much battery you have left on the screen. There’s an app you can download to change the settings on your Evolve, but I never use the app, as it’s easier for me to alter the settings directly on the watch. I appreciate the fact that I can quickly turn off the auto function if, say, I don’t want to spin stops because I’m trying to save a spot open for a red egg. As for fit, the band stays on securely around my wrist. I only use one of the two keepers because it can take a little longer to put it on and take it off. However, I rarely wear it on my wrist because, as a smaller female, the watch face is so huge on my arm that it doesn’t fit well. I tend to just stick it in a pocket when I’m walking or buckle it to a belt loop. I personally never use the time or step functions since I have my phone. It’s true what has been said about the vibrations being pretty much unnoticeable, especially when not on your wrist. I leave that function off. The watch does turn off after 30 minutes. Sometimes it will still display as being “on” in the game, but then I notice that it’s not catching or spinning. If the game shows the watch is off, I just have to reconnect, but if it hasn’t realized the Evolve has shut down, I need to restart the app and then reconnect. It’s only a minor annoyance. Speaking of connecting the Evolve to my game, I’d say it’s easy to do 90% of the time, as long as I have a decent WiFi or data connection. A weak signal can stop it from connecting. For the 10% of the time when it has trouble, a simple restart almost always solves the problem. The Evolve is on par with the Go Plus and Pokeball Plus when it comes to registering stops or Pokémon. Usually when it won’t pick up on them, I can get it to notice them by either facing the target and making sure I’m zoomed all the way in or tapping the watch to wake up the screen. Otherwise, I restart the app and reconnect. But for me, the Evolve is no worse than the Plus or Pokeball devices were. Sometimes they just don’t “see” them for whatever reason. Last comments on catching/spinning: overall catch rate for me is probably less than 50% with the Evolve when travel speed is at or below game limits. This is about the same as my rate with the other devices. Like them, the Evolve definitely increases spawns, catches, and spins when I’m driving faster than regular cutoff speeds. Increased spawns still occur around 35-50ish mph, but successful auto catch and spin rates are much lower. It rarely does anything at highway speeds of 55+ mph. All-in-all, the Evolve has been worth every cent. It’s been great for helping me grind stardust, especially when I’m randomly driving around or am busy doing something else on my phone. (The app doesn’t need to be open on the screen to do its job, you just have to make sure you’re connected.) It’s also great for catching unexpected shiny when you can’t play. It’s always a great surprise to look through you dex and find a shiny that the Evolve caught in the background. I do turn off the auto catch feature when I’m shiny hunting because I don’t want to take the chance of it running away (like other devices, the Evolve will only throw one regular Pokeball and then give up). That being said, I haven’t yet had a shiny run away from an Evolve throw. Not sure if I’m just lucky, though. I highly recommend the Evolve for all serious and semi-serious players. Though it isn’t perfect, it’s still as good as—and often better than—all the other similar devices.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2020 by winterhorses
Very fast catcher, will frequently lock on to Pokemon before they even appear on the map. Easily catching 2-300 Pokemon a day with this & absolutely living it. It does prefer Pokemon way before spinning stops/gyms. Takes 90 minutes to charge from dead to full. Will continue working seamlessly to about 35 mph, after that, it will only spin gyms to ~42mph. CONS: Definitely the charger built into the strap.. very snug & easy to break. Also, the rare random disconnects... PROS: very fast & effective. 3-4 days heavy usage without needing charged. Easy interface. Stays connected without issue at 50 feet away. I HIGHLY suggest getting the carry case & not using the strap. The band is way too snug & requires some strength & finesse to get it off.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2023 by Matt Weber
I bought this after reading a post from a friend that got one and loved it. Overall, I like it, it does catch and spin, provided that you have enough red pokeballs and space in your bag. I do like that I can focus on catching the Pokémon I want and let it spin the stops by itself. However, the settings need improvement. I wanted to use it for spinning pokestop only, after setting it up that way, it didn’t work. It kept picking the Pokemon first from the map instead of the pokestop and wouldn’t skip the Pokemon. I ended spinning them all myself. Another thing, If you move away from the phone just by a few feet it disconnects, and I mean a few feet, like 4 or 5. A regular Bluetooth will be connected 20-30 feet. Sometimes it requires several attempts to connect it. If they fix the settings issue I will them 5 stars. Update to previous review. 12-2-2020. A few weeks ago there was an update to the device, since then it won’t keep the settings. It could be catching Pokémon and suddenly it will stop. When looking at the screen, the catching known Pokémons shows off. I hope 5hey can fix that because when it works is awesome.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2020 by Lumora
Revising my review from 3 stars to 1 star. Reason: The battery life. After just a few months the battery life has dropped to almost unusable. The device will go from a full charge to completely dead (will not even wake up) after just an hour of use. My original one would last a couple of days before needing to be recharged. Original review: I have bought this item two times from the same listing on Amazon. The first one in Feb 2020 is exactly as listed and worked well. The battery life was decent, lasting a couple of days in normal usage. That original Go-tcha Evolve quit working last month after more than 3 years. Not too bad. So I bought the same item on Amazon again (so I thought). This review is based on my first week observations of the Go-Tcha Evolve that I received in Aug 2023 (vs Feb 2020). The item arrived in the same packaging and looks identical to the one I received in 2020, until you actually use it. the differences: - No watch/clock function on the new Go-tcha - No Pedometer on the new Go-tcha - The display on the new Go-tcha defaults to the reverse orientation as the original (for wearing on the right wrist). It can be flipped using the controls, but seems to revert to the reverse display randomly. - The new Go-tcha can be connected to two phones (and two Pogo accounts) at the same time. Neat feature, if I needed that. - The battery life of the new Go-tcha seems to be much worse than my original. The old one could go a couple of days before needing a recharge. This one is showing low battery (0 bars) in less than a day, even with only one phone connected. I guess it would be worse if you were connecting to two. I still like the Go-tcha Evolve. It seems to work as well as the original Evolve that I received in 2020, except for the missing features (that I do not use) and the shorter battery life (this is more annoying).
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2023 by M. Harvey
Ok so I’ve read a lot of reviews and still bought the evolve. First off connecting complaints, it will disconnect anywhere from 10-30 minutes with your phone on lock screen without having the app open and running. With the app I’ll and running the evolve will stay connected sturdily from 45 minutes to over an hour. I’ve read where people say it has surface scratches very easily, well yes that is true but the watch still works fine and isn’t a problem unless you are ocd because it’s used to catch Pokémon and it does that so who cares; you can still see all the emblem notifications even when it is scratched so who cares. Yes it only does use poke balls but if you didn’t know that in the first place then it’s your own fault for not researching your product. Best advice is to let it catch the heck out of everything until you run out and then set it to spin stops only and manually catch with great or ultra balls. Also the app is useless after you sink the watch up as of August of 2020, don’t worry about the settings on the app. The only settings that you need to worry about is setting the unknown pokemon, pokestops, and catch emblems to green for go on the watch and then on the Pokémon go app itself go into settings “pokemon go plus” and decide wether or not you want it to catch and spin or just spin stops depending on your poke ball count! This thing will catch the heck out of basic Pokémon but will miss 2nd and 3rd evolutions very often, but it is a stardust and exp collecting machine. If you want to catch something that you are about to walk up on that’s fairly rare and normally kind of hard to catch them you better disconnect the watch and do it manually. Good luck trainers!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2020 by Colby T.
Update about 6 or 7 months after purchase: Took away another star for two key reasons. 1) the wrist strap takes a little too much force to undo. Good for keeping it on the wrist but the clasping mechanism after the few months came undone at the pin. It couldn't hold up to the amount of force needing to be pulled upon. 2) The LED is a little hard to see in bright outdoor sun. The 2nd part doesn't bother me that much but losing a part after the clasp fell apart on me... now I've got to use a velcro workaround to keep it on my wrist. That bothers me. Still in the 7 months, it was great for me. Just be careful when taking the band off for charging. I was grabbing right about it with my whole hand on the handle to get enough force to angle off the strap. I'd suggest only using two or three fingers on that clasp side band to make sure you're not putting stress on the watch pin. I bought this and received it today. My intent was to replace my PoGo Plus for two reasons - 1) my PoGo Plus runs out of battery pretty quickly, 2) My Plus recently started to disconnect much more frequently with errors trying to reconnect, 3) I was tired of it dangling from the wrist strap-- useful for not losing the device but it would frequently get in the way falling from my watch where I had it clipped or just dangling from my wrist. I chose the Evolve because it seemed it would fix that. And it did satisfy all those needs. In appearance I feel like it substitutes for my watch fairly well. Almost like a fit bit. I took off my watch for a couple of hours and played with it-- battery life is still strong and it never disconnected from my Android phone-- EXCEPT when I accidentally started the Gotcha App. But all the warnings say-- Turn off Battery Saver and do NOT load the Gotcha App if you want to connect to the PoGo App. Only one App can connect at a time. The watch handle is a bit hard to get off-- make sure you take the 45 degree angle seriously. It's a secure connection if you try to just pull straight off the Gotcha Evolve. Charging was an awkward angle and at first the charging green didn't stay on. But after a while of charging it did so-- the charge was nearly depleted when I got the device. Device warns you that charging only works one direction on the device so which way it plugs in is important (upside down does not give you the green charging logo when you stick in the device). So far it fulfills all the check marks needed (except one complaint). I can even turn off alerts if I want to catch without those around me knowing the device is active. The one complaint is also noted by others on the reviews so I was aware of it. The Evolve's vibration is VERY faint. Helps greatly with battery life I'm sure but it's a low level hum that you can barely feel. However, since it auto spins without you needing to tap anything anyway this hasn't been as big an issue as I thought. I do have autocatch for new (not in Pokédex) turned off so might miss some of those though due to not noticing the alert. An unexpected benefit? I do like that you can turn alerts off completely. Be walking around with no indication of spinning at all.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2020 by Jason - Shoo
UPDATE: ten months later. 16,445 pokemon caught. 8,050 pokestops visited. Raising my rating to 5 stars because I found solutions to my earlier 1-star deduction. This thing is a game-changer! 1. If you go into the game settings > Pokemon GO Plus > and click off "Nearby Pokemon" the game stops telling the go-tcha when pokemon are nearby and it ONLY spins stops, thus refilling your items with pokeballs. I can refill in a busy place in about an hour, then change that setting and get back to catching automatically. 2. Snug it to your wrist and you'll feel the vibration. You can also hear it if it's sitting on a hard surface. 3. Ten months of daily usage and the strap is still snug over the USB charger, it hasn't broken, and it still charges to full in 1-2 hours. You'll be a stylish Pokemon-catching B0SS with this tech! It spots any pokemon in range (including some you can't see on-screen) and proceeds to fling basic pokeballs until it's caught or it runs away. You have to tell it which types you want it to catch: you can choose new (unknown, not in your pokedex), known (previously caught), or both. I just leave it on both, but if you are serious about new pokemon then you know you need to use the better balls + berries (raspberries, golden raspberries, or silver pineapples) to give you the best chance of landing that sweet new pocket monster. It also spins standalone and gym pokestops if you are going less than 30 miles per hour (slower is better - I'll actually brake down to 15 if no one is behind me). I docked a star for a few reasons: 1. It prioritizes pokemon catching to the point that it won't necessarily spin pokestops. This is a problem when you are low on pokeballs and trying to stock back up. You can still spin them yourself on your phone. 2. The vibration is ridiculously weak. I have to hold it up to my ear to hear the vibration noise. 3. Ripping off the band in order to recharge it is pretty scary. The band secures pretty tightly, but it is rubber while the recharge prong is plastic so it'll probably be okay for a couple of years. Hopefully. Wireless charging would be better, as would a usb charging port - maybe in the next version. None of these are dealbreakers, and I like the fitness-band look. The built-in pedometer seems overly generous, but seeing how many thousands of steps I rack up every day is kind of an ego boost lol. Thankfully my iPhone is brutally honest. If you can keep the plain pokeballs stocked then this device WILL automatically rack up thousands of experience points every day. You just have to keep buying incense, transferring extra pokemon to keep storage available (don't forget to appraise and search inventory for 4* . Google it - it's important.), and do some active stop spinning and you'll be leveling like crazy.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2020 by Gary Long
Works exactly like the other 3 I’ve had over the years but lost.this time I got a case.
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2026 by Dave