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The Pokémon GO Plus can be worn either by clipping it to clothing (or an accessory such as a belt or a bag strap) or on a wristband (both of which are included with the purchase of the Pokémon GO Plus). To switch to the wristband, users must remove the backing of the Pokémon GO Plus, which includes the clip, and replace it with the wristband, which has a backing built in. Both backings are secured with a screw, so a screwdriver is required to switch between the two. This is similar to how the [[Pokéwalker]] came with two different backings (one with a clip and one without a clip). | The Pokémon GO Plus can be worn either by clipping it to clothing (or an accessory such as a belt or a bag strap) or on a wristband (both of which are included with the purchase of the Pokémon GO Plus). To switch to the wristband, users must remove the backing of the Pokémon GO Plus, which includes the clip, and replace it with the wristband, which has a backing built in. Both backings are secured with a screw, so a screwdriver is required to switch between the two. This is similar to how the [[Pokéwalker]] came with two different backings (one with a clip and one without a clip). | ||
The [[Poké Ball Plus]] has the same functionality when used with [[Pokémon GO]]. | The [[Poké Ball Plus]] has the same functionality when used with [[Pokémon GO]]. However, if the Poké Ball Plus contains a strolling Pokémon, the device will automatically spin Photo Discs at [[PokéStop]]s or [[Gym (GO)|Gym]]s without any interaction. | ||
The Pokémon GO Plus has the same design as the marker used in [[Google Maps: Pokémon Challenge]]. | The Pokémon GO Plus has the same design as the marker used in [[Google Maps: Pokémon Challenge]]. | ||