Pokémon GO Plus+ Korean Official Edition Back in Stock — 3 Daewon Shop Locations Confirmed
The long-sold-out Pokémon GO Plus+ Korean official edition is being sold again. As of October 15, 2026, reports of successful in-store purchases at Daewon Shop offline locations have been coming in, along with shelf photos and purchase photos.
This article is not based on an official restock announcement. It is based on confirmed in-store purchase reports, so the confirmed and unconfirmed details are listed separately below.
What Is and Is Not Confirmed
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Domestic sales resumed | Confirmed — in-store purchases at Daewon Shop offline locations |
| Product | Confirmed — Korean official release (Niantic-labeled packaging) |
| In-store retail price | ₩64,800 (Songdo location shelf tag, 2026-10-15) |
| Purchase limit | 1 per person |
| Restock quantity | Not confirmed |
| Next restock schedule | Not confirmed |
| Stock at locations other than the 3 below / online | Not confirmed |
| Official reprint announcement | None |
Confirmed Purchase Locations — Daewon Shop Offline Stores
- Daewon Shop Yongsan iPark Mall
- Daewon Shop Hyundai Daegu
- Daewon Shop Hyundai Premium Outlets Songdo — shelf stock confirmed 2026-10-15
Sales are limited to 1 unit per person. Stock may sell out at all three locations, so call ahead to check availability before making the trip (store contact details can be found in the Daewon Shop store guide linked in the sources below).
Retail prices and per-location stock can change at any time, so they are not listed here. Whether online stores or other locations have received stock has also not been confirmed.
Why This Is News Right Now
The GO Plus+ has been difficult to obtain both domestically and internationally for some time. When the site operator visited the Pokémon Center in Okinawa in early October 2026, staff there were unable to say when the device would be produced or sold again. Stock was absent even in Japan at that point.
In the meantime, secondhand prices have climbed. The in-store retail price is ₩64,800 (as shown on the Songdo shelf tag on October 15, 2026), while listings on Karrot on the same day were asking around ₩150,000 — more than double the retail price.
It is worth checking for in-store stock before buying secondhand. Keep in mind the 1-unit-per-person limit means you cannot purchase multiple units in one visit.
Do Not Confuse It with the Original 'Pokémon GO Plus'
There is another device with a similar name. The first-generation 'Pokémon GO Plus' released in 2016 is for Pokémon GO only. The 'GO Plus+' (Plus Plus) now back in stock is the 2023 successor, which also works with Pokémon Sleep. Some secondhand listings in the ₩50,000 range include the older first-generation model, so make sure to check that the product name includes the second '+' and verify the packaging photos.
What the GO Plus+ Does
- Pokémon GO — automatically catches Pokémon and spins PokéStops without looking at the screen
- Pokémon Sleep — also functions as a sleep-tracking device (compatible with both apps)
- Connects to a smartphone via Bluetooth and does not operate as a standalone device
For players who spend a significant amount of time walking while playing, the difference is substantial. For Raid prep and battle planning, head to the Raid Hub and the GO Battle League tier list.
Stock and pricing reflect the situation at the time of writing (October 15, 2026). In-store conditions can change day to day.