It's so fun to drive this thing around the house. The camera quality is very good in well lit areas, it has night vision. You won't be filming a movie with it so no need to upgrade to 4K just for picture quality. Charges via USB 5V 2A it comes with a power brick. It would be nice to have the base station use type c so I can get to choose the cable length I wanted. Uses 2.4G Wifi. It was a bit hard to have the QR code (for wifi connection) register in the first place, it would be better if we could first connect the device and then set the wifi that way. I couldn't get "SE QR code" to run so I selected Air on the app and then the QR code worked.

If you have thick carpets the robot cant climb them easily you have to do some tricks to climb up the carpets once it is on the carpet it can go pretty fast.

I've had hours playing with my nephew and my cat and battery is long lasting. There are some tricks you can do like spin etc.

It doesn't have laser or anything so it is mostly a cute security camera on wheels. It doesn't flip the weight is focused at the bottom so even if you fall down it is back on it's feet.

Finding the base station function is not super smart it just basically wanders around until it finds the base station so make sure you "park" the device close to it's base station to ensure it gets charged when you are done playing with it.

Range is dependent on your wifi signal.

The only issue I had is reconnection issue after a power outage. I can't seem to get it connected again without a full reset. This worries me if I'm gone for a long period and the power goes out how will I ever restore connection. Thats why the 4 stars.

If you really want this to be toy you can consider the ones with laser or feather attachment.

I bought this so when I’m out of town I can check on my cats. Worked great until I replaced my carpet now it’s too tall to go on the hall or bedrooms. I can still use it for the tile and call to them but as any cat does they ignore me. Just be aware that if carpet is tall the Enabot can’t jump the curb.

Other than that it is easy to use and set up. I can give user ability to anyone. Video quality isn’t crystal clear but it’s not terrible. If you want better quality then probably buy a more expensive one. So for what I paid, especially on prime day, I’m happy. If you want better everything then spend more.

Battery life lasts all day and super easy to set up. Connection varies on your internet status. Sound quality is pretty good but can be hard to understand if to quiet or to loud on volume but isn't terrible. The range is incredible and the quality overall of the robot is really nice. I use this with my long distance boyfriend and we absolutely adore and have zero complaints if anything the picture quality isn't 4k but that's ok. Sometimes it cuts in and out but doesn't do it constantly. Nothing is to bad we are like "nope screw it".

Best purchase ever. I can see my cat from anywhere, and if you want to keep track of your pets, I definitely recommend it.

It is easy to use, connect, and watch through the app. You can set up patrol rounds and watch the footage later since it saves to a memory card. It is a great value for the money, the quality feels sturdy, and the product is easy to connect and set up.

The image quality is good enough for me because I can see everything important, check on my cat, and even play with him. I also really like the feature that helps the device release itself if it gets stuck. When it is done, it goes back to the base, so I have peace of mind and don’t have to worry about charging it.

I got this for my husband to use while he is in Germany. We love it! We even took it with us to a family game night, so he could be part of the festivities. The only reason im taking a star off is due to the auto dock function completely stopped working. I didn't want to return it and wait on a new one though.

Super fun entry level camera bot. Fairly easy to setup, comes with a 32GB data card. Basically, you can drive a little remote control car around your house from anywhere. I'm yet to get it stuck, however it isn't able to get over raised carpets or mats. When I'm done cruising around, I just get it in the ballpark of the station hit the recharge button and it will find its way back to the station. Even if I close the app.
I wouldn't consider this a security camera. If anything is it more of a security risk, that is probably the biggest downside to this thing. You are able to see all movements the robot makes in the app. I have mine on the guest network and positioned in a location where it can't see much when I'm not using it. Considering a mic cover for when I'm home. Although the company claims it is secure, it just a website claim...
The battery life seems almost excessive for what it is. Our downstairs is about 2k sqft and I can cruise around for 15 minutes and not even put a dent in the battery. If I lost connection in an inconvenient spot, I wouldn't be worried about it being dead a couple hours later.
This is the budget option. I can totally see the appeal to the more expensive ones. I think this is a great value option and I don't think the more expensive ones are necessarily worth the cost to upgrade. There is essentially no usable automated functions and only does 3 "tricks". A lot of functionality could be brought to this one but is left out to steer you to the more expensive options. The resolution is 1080p and that is more than enough for phone use. If you don't have good service it will be lower quality but you'd get that on any device.

I bought the Enabot EBO SE mainly as a fun gadget to keep an eye on our cat while we’re away, but it ended up being much better than expected. My wife absolutely loves it and now uses it anytime she’s out of the house just to check in on the cat and interact with him.

The two-way interaction is great. She can drive the robot around the house and play with the cat through it, which keeps him entertained and honestly makes being away from home a little easier. It’s become part toy, part security camera, and part pet companion.

One of the features we really appreciate is the self-parking/auto-charging. When the battery gets low, it automatically returns to its dock. No hassle, no searching for it somewhere under the couch.

The little personality touches are also great. When the robot bumps into something and says “Ouch!” it actually made us laugh the first time we heard it. Small detail, but it gives the device some charm.

The camera quality is excellent as well. During the day the images are sharp and clear, and the night vision works surprisingly well, so we can still see what the cat is doing even in low light.

Overall, this turned out to be a great find and a great buy. If you want an easy way to check in on your pets, interact with them while you’re away, and have a little fun in the process, the EBO SE delivers.

Decided to purchase this for my daughter to randomly pop in while shes away and it cracks me up when she starts rolling around the house. Great camera quality on her end. She has taken funny photos of us talking to her too.

Definitely recommend if you want a good laugh every now and then.

I had the camera for maybe 2 weeks and I think it’s really cool with some solid features—but it’s not perfect.

The biggest pro is definitely the mobility. Unlike a regular stationary camera, this one can actually follow my pet from room to room, which makes a huge difference. I don’t have to guess where my pet is or keep switching between cameras—it gives much better coverage of the whole house. Most mobile pet cameras are designed exactly for this, using wheels and sensors to track movement and navigate your space . The video quality is also pretty decent, and the two-way audio is a nice touch when I want to check in or talk to my pet while I’m away.

That said, the connectivity is where it falls short. The app tends to lag, and sometimes the camera disconnects or takes a while to reconnect. There have been a few times where I tried to check in quickly and couldn’t because it just wouldn’t load. It’s frustrating, especially since the whole point is to be able to monitor your pet in real time. Compared to more stable, stationary cameras that rely on consistent Wi-Fi connections, mobile ones seem to struggle a bit more with reliability.

Overall, it’s a great concept and genuinely useful for keeping an eye on your pet throughout the house—not just one room. But the connectivity issues keep it from being something I can fully rely on. If they improve the app stability and connection, it would easily be a top-tier product.