2025-04-17 IDOPRESS
TAIPEI CITY,April 14,2025 -- AussiePokémon GO trainers,listen up! Tired of missing out on shiny spawns,rare catches,or perfect IVs just because you're distracted or your hands are full?
Say g'day to the Brook Auto Catch Light — the smallest,smartest Pokémon GO companion now available to trainers across Australia.
Designed to keep your game running while you live your life,this ultra-compact device helps you auto-catchPokémon,spin PokéStops,and even manage two accounts at once — all hands-free,fuss-free.

The world’s smallest and lightest dual-account auto catcher
Why Trainers Love Auto Catch Light:
Compact & pocket-sized – As small as a coin,easy to carry
Dual-account support – Connect two Pokémon GO accounts at the same time
Auto-catch & spin – Automatically catches Pokémon and spins PokéStops
Sleek,minimal black design – Clean and stylish
Play smarter,live better – Enjoy your walks,coffee runs,or chats with mates while still catching rare finds like shiny Pokémon,high-IV monsters,and more
Whether you're heading out for Community Day or just casually grinding on your commute,Auto Catch Light makes sure you never miss the good stuff — even when you're not glued to your phone.
Play your way,with your own rhythm,and let the catches roll in.
Now available on Amazon Australia
Grab yours here: https://brook.gg/418Wc5M
About Brook
Brook is a Taiwanese gaming hardware brand trusted by players around the globe. Known for designing high-performance accessories — from multi-platform controllers to mobile gaming tools — Brook helps gamers enjoy every moment of gameplay,their way. Whether you're battling,catching,or exploring,Brook makes sure your gear keeps up.
Learn more at: https://brook.gg/4btmT8g
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