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Pet Cameras
6 reviews
Indoor cameras and mobile robots for watching, talking to, tossing treats to or playing with pets remotely.
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Furbo Mini 360° Review: A Sharper Camera, Ten Treats and a Plan
The Mini 360 swaps the big Furbo's 100-treat tank for a 2K camera in a 0.3 lb body. We check what you give up, what the $35 bundle really costs and where sources disagree.
- Video
- 2K QHD, 8x digital zoom
- View
- Rotating 360 degrees, auto-tracking
- Night vision
- Colour
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Petcube Bites 2 Lite Review: A Cheap Treat Camera With Catches
At $79.99 the Bites 2 Lite is one of the cheapest ways to toss a treat to a pet from your phone. It has a 160 degree lens, but no built-in Alexa, 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only and a paid history plan.
- Price
- $79.99 on Petcube.com (list shown as $149.99)
- Video
- 1080p HD, 160 degree wide angle, 8x digital zoom, night vision
- Audio
- Two-way, through the Petcube app
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Furbo 360° Dog Camera Review: What You Keep Without Furbo Nanny
Furbo's $54 price needs a Nanny plan, while the camera alone is $184. We check what still works free, what the subscription adds and when the cheap deal turns expensive.
- Price
- $184 camera only, from $54 with a Nanny plan
- Video
- 2K QHD, 360 degree view (maker listing)
- Treat toss
- Lite Treat Toss, round treats
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Petcube Cam 360 Review: A $35 Pan-and-Tilt Camera With a Paywall on Replay
Petcube's Cam 360 pans 350 degrees, sees 30 feet in the dark and talks both ways for $34.99. Live viewing is free, but replay, pet alerts and vet chat sit behind the Petcube Care plans.
- Price
- $34.99 (listed $52.99)
- Video
- 1080p HD, 105 degree wide angle, 8x digital zoom
- Rotation
- 350 degrees horizontal, 55 degrees vertical
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EBO SE 2 FamilyBot Review: A Rolling Pet Camera That Needs Bare Floors
Enabot's $159.99 egg-shaped robot drives around the house with a 2K camera, a laser and two-way audio. It reaches rooms a fixed cam cannot, but it is no autonomous patrol bot and rugs stop it.
- Price
- $159.99 (listed $169.99)
- Camera
- 2K video with night vision
- Pet play
- Built-in laser, feather toy attachment, patrol play mode
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Petlibro Scout Review: Is the AI Pet Camera Worth Its Yearly Plan?
Petlibro's Scout is a $79.99 1080p pan-and-tilt camera that names up to five pets. Live view is free, but history and AI summaries need a plan from $95.99 a year, and independent testing found the recognition shaky.
- Price
- $79.99 (listed $99.99)
- Video
- 1080p, colour and black-and-white night vision
- Movement
- Pan and tilt with automatic pet tracking