MEGACOM produces specialized gaming accessories, notably the Catchmon and DuoMon series of auto-catcher devices for Pokémon GO key functionalities.
MEGACOM, a brand utilized by Sperry Corporation based in Taipei, Taiwan, specializes in the development of third-party electronic accessories for mobile gaming. The brand is most widely recognized for its line of 'auto-catcher' devices designed for Pokémon GO, including the Catchmon Go, Dual Catchmon, and DuoMon series. These accessories utilize Bluetooth technology to emulate the official Pokémon GO Plus functionality, allowing players to automatically catch Pokémon and spin PokéStops without interacting directly with their phone screens.
MEGACOM devices are known for supporting multiple accounts simultaneously (dual-catch capability), long standby battery life, and enhanced connection stability. The product lineup often features companion apps like the MEGACOM Center for firmware updates and settings adjustments. The brand focuses on creating efficient, power-saving solutions for dedicated mobile gamers.
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Enable Bluetooth on your phone, open the Pokémon GO app, and navigate to Settings > Connected Devices and Services > Accessory Devices. Press the button on your MEGACOM device (like DuoMon or Catchmon) so it becomes discoverable (flashing green). Tap the available device in the game menu to pair.
The Pokémon GO app automatically disconnects all third-party Bluetooth accessories, including MEGACOM devices, after approximately one hour of use to conserve battery. You must tap the Poké Ball icon on the game's main map screen to reconnect.
Typically, a flashing green light indicates the device is in standby and waiting for a connection. A purple light usually indicates a successful connection. Red flashing lights often indicate a connection failure, low battery, or an issue connecting to the internet.
Yes, the DuoMon and Dual Catchmon series are designed to support up to two accounts simultaneously, allowing two different phones (or one phone with dual apps) to connect to the 1P and 2P channels respectively.