Pokemon GO Plus+ Restock Sells Out Again, Flips for Up To $120

Stay tuned for more restocks

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By RC Staff

25 September 2026

Key Points

The Pokemon GO Plus+ retails for $59.99 and has been out of stock at most retailers for weeks
A Nintendo restock on September 25 sold out in roughly 30 minutes
Sealed units are now reselling for $100 to $120 on eBay

Nintendo has a little Pikachu-shaped problem on its hands. The Pokemon GO Plus+ has been out for over three years, it isn’t limited edition, and it’s not made with any particularly unobtainable rare earth materials. It’s a Bluetooth clicker that catches Pokemon while your phone sits in your pocket. And yet Nintendo can’t keep the thing on shelves. Today’s restock was gone before most people finished their lunch, and the secondary market is now paying close to double what Nintendo charges. This isn’t a life-changing flip, but it’s one of the more reliable small wins in the Pokemon space right now, and it keeps repeating every time stock comes back.

Pokemon GO Plus Plus Details

The Pokemon GO Plus+ launched in the US on July 14, 2023, as the successor to the original Pokemon GO Plus and the Poke Ball Plus. It pairs with your phone over Bluetooth Low Energy and plays Pokemon GO for you in the background.

It automatically spins PokeStops and throws Poke Balls at nearby Pokemon, and a button press lets you throw Great Balls and Ultra Balls too. For players who grind daily, that’s hours of screen time saved every week.

The other half of the device is sleep tracking. Hold the center button, set it by your pillow, and it logs your rest for Pokemon Sleep, which recently passed 30 million downloads. A built-in Pikachu voice sings lullabies and works as an alarm, and it unlocks new sounds the more you sleep.

The key detail for Pokemon GO players and resellers is that it’s the only official auto-catcher on the market. The original GO Plus is effectively out of production, and third-party alternatives from companies like Brook carry a risk of getting accounts banned. If you’re a serious Pokemon GO player who doesn’t want to gamble your account, this is the device.

Pokemon GO Plus+ Resells

Supply has been thin for weeks. GameStop’s listing still shows the device as currently unavailable, with a one per account limit when stock does appear. Nintendo’s restock today sold out in about 30 minutes, which tells you demand is still well ahead of production.

Sealed units are moving between $100 and $120 on eBay, netting resellers close to double what they paid to secure a unit. If you were able to grab multiple devices before they sold out, the profits stack up quickly.

Pokemon GO is still one of the most played mobile games in the world, and the player base skews toward people who have been grinding for years and happily spend money on the game. A $60 accessory that saves time and protects their account is an easy purchase for them, and a $110 one isn’t much harder. The 30th anniversary has also kept the whole franchise in the spotlight all year, as we’ve seen with this year’s wave of Pokemon collabs.

Bottom Line

The Pokemon GO Plus+ is a small but dependable flip. Buy at retail during a restock, list quickly while supply is tight, and don’t hold out for a big spike. Risk is low since this isn’t final sale; GameStop accepts most returns within 30 days, and Nintendo covers the device under its limited warranty. Check the return terms of whichever retailer you buy from before ordering, and keep units sealed so a return stays on the table if prices dip.