Product Review · Pet Cameras · #7 Ranked
Enabot EBO SE
Self-driving robot camera with auto-recharge · Reviewed by Drew · amazon.com live, Sept 28 2026
Why it scored a 75
A camera on wheels that patrols the house from the app, which is why Features leads at 86. TechRadar found setup easy but navigation struggles on thick carpet and around obstacles, there is no crash detection or Alexa/Google support, only one person can drive it at a time, and real-world battery is closer to 2–3 hours than the 4–7 rated. At $139 list ($109–149 on Amazon) with no subscription and local microSD storage, Warranty is the softest at 55.
What you're getting
- 1080p HD camera with starlight night vision; two-way audio
- App-driven wheeled robot: whole-home patrol, 360-degree control, anti-drop sensor
- 2,500 mAh battery rated 4-7 h; real-world closer to 2-3 h per TechRadar
- Infrared auto-return to the charging dock
- Local storage up to 256 GB microSD (card included on some bundles); no cloud
- Dual-band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi; up to 5 guest users, one driver at a time
- 95 x 89 x 95 mm body, about 280 g (0.6 lb)
- No Alexa or Google support; navigation struggles on thick carpet
ViperScore breakdown
At a glance
- 1080p camera with starlight night vision; two-way audio
- Wheeled robot: whole-home patrol, 360-degree control
- 2500 mAh battery, 4–7 h rated; auto-returns to dock
- Price$139.00
- TierSelf-driving robot camera with auto-recharge
- Category rank#7 of 7
Should you buy the Enabot EBO SE?
The Enabot EBO SE is the only pet camera here that moves around the house. It is a small wheeled robot with a 1080p starlight camera that you drive from the app, patrol the whole home, and send back to its dock to recharge. Video stays on a microSD card, with no cloud. It is for a curious owner who wants to follow a cat from room to room, and it comes with the compromises of a rolling toy: short battery, carpet trouble, and no Alexa or Google.
Where it earns its score
- Features score 86. Whole-home patrol, 360-degree control, anti-drop sensor and infrared auto-return to the charger.
- Local storage, no cloud. Up to 256 GB on microSD, and some bundles include the card.
- Dual-band Wi-Fi. Works on 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz, and up to five guest users can watch.
- Tiny. Roughly 95 mm on a side and about 280 grams, small enough to go under furniture.
What to know first
- Battery is short. Rated 4 to 7 hours, but TechRadar measured closer to 2 to 3 hours of use.
- Carpet is a problem. Navigation struggles on thick pile, so hardwood and tile homes suit it best.
- One driver at a time. Guests can view, but only one person controls it, and it has no Alexa or Google support.
- Warranty is the weakest ViperScore factor. One year, scoring 55, on a device with wheels and a motor that will see wear.
Our verdict
The Enabot EBO SE scores 75, Fair Buy, and ranks #7 of 7 pet cameras, right at our buy line. It is fun and genuinely different, but quality and reliability trail the fixed cameras. Buy it for the novelty on hard floors. For dependable daily check-ins, the eufy Indoor Cam E30 at 80 costs half as much.
eufy Indoor Cam E30
Questions buyers ask
How long does the Enabot EBO SE battery last?
Enabot rates it at 4 to 7 hours, but real-world reviews put it closer to 2 to 3 hours. It returns to its dock automatically to recharge.
Does the Enabot EBO SE work with Alexa or Google?
No. It is controlled only through the Enabot app.
Does the Enabot EBO SE record to the cloud?
No. Video is stored locally on a microSD card up to 256 GB.
Ready to check it out?
Enabot EBO SE · ViperScore 75 · Fair Buy · $139.00
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