Pawbo Life Wi-Fi Pet Camera and Treat Dispenser

This is a great product. Really top quality, you can see that even from the package. Not a Chinese product. My cats loved this. You can communicate with the cats when you are out, play with them with built in laser pointer. You can throw treats to them. talk to them, play sounds to them. But most amazing is, this connects with other products of the same company, so they can be integrated and can be controlled from one Mobile App. It was very easy to set up, i didn't even looked at the guide. Very easy to operate from the dedicated mobile application. The seller also fantastic, they have been communicating with until end after the delivery. I highly recommend this to any one with pets. Great investment.

We had a great opportunity to test out a Pawbo+ at a reduced rate, from The Insiders. This was in return for an unbiased and honest review of the product, which can be found below: Upon receiving the Pawbo+, I found it was very easy to connect to my wireless network at home. This did involve downloading the "Pawbo Life" app onto my phone, but you are provided with QR links to take you to either Android Google play or Apple App store. Once you've downloaded the relevant app for your phone and the Pawbo+ is connected to your wireless, you're ready to start having some fun with your pets! The first thing I did, was to fill up the treat dispenser tray that is part of the Pawbo+. I have 8 cats, and found their treats fitted into the tray without any problems. I decided that I'd play the bird ringtone each time I was about to dispense a treat. The cats soon got used to this, and in no time one of them was particularly rushing to the device, in order to get the treat! He'd then sit and wait, just in case this magical device decided to spit more treats out at him - he's incredibly patient with it! The laser light is another big hit with most of the cats here. It is quite noisy, making robotic sounding noises as the laser moves around. This may be an issue for timid cats initially, but I would suggest that in time they'll learn the noise is not a threat, and then they'll enjoy it too. I use both the manual and the automatic Random Play laser, although I get the impression that the Random Play feature gets a bit frustrating for them, as it can be a bit too erratic! This may be solved by finding better positioning for the device, which I plan to do anyway in order to get better lighting for my photos. I'm not entirely happy with the quality of the photos I'm getting from the device. However, after seeing some fantastic photos from others, I guess I either need to reposition my device, or invest in a Pawbo Flash device. Another reason I need to move the device, is that it is currently sat neatly on top of it's own packaging, a use the packaging has been designed for. However, some of my cats are big Ragdolls, and theyve knocked this lightweight packaging over on a number of occasions now. Thankfully there is a mount that can be screwed to the wall, but this takes away the portability of the device and it's positioning around the home. In conclusion my cats and I really enjoy this device, however feel it is expensive. It does its job fantastically though!#PawboFun #TheInsidersUK

The Pawbo+ seems to be of good build quality and sturdy enough not to be knocked over by inquisitive pets. The instructions in the box are quite basic but luckily set up is fairly straightforward.I found the imaged from the camera to be quite noisy and grainy even though I have it set up in a light area. Other reviews I've seen seem to have better quality pictures so I'm not sure if it's maybe something to do with my internet connection or some other issue.There are a few features on the app. My cat wasn't at all interested in the sounds you can play through the Pawbo+. You can also speak to your pet through the camera but my cat doesn't react o being spoken to either! The laser pointer was more interesting for my cat. You can either let it move around automatically or control it yourself. I found the automatic setting was a bit too erratic, again, this could be to do with the internet connection. I also tried the Pawbo Catch, this spins for 1 minute when you push a button on your app. My cat was confused by this and wouldn't play with it. Another feature is the treat dispenser. There is a tray with compartments which can spin round and release a treat for your pet when you push a button. Unsurprisingly my cat liked this but I think he was a bit confused where the treats were coming from.Overall I think the Pawbo+ is a good quality device but I imagine it's more of a novelty than something I would get much use out of.

Decided to buy this a Christmas Present for my parents. I live outside the UK and brought it back with me. They loved the idea, but the execution is just awful. The app would never work no matter how good the connection is. If you expect to see your animal moving it is not gonna happen. Voice delays of up to a minute. And the dispenser machine always gets stuck. It is genuinely a poorly executed and bad product. I am not sure how does it work for other companies, but this company just messed it up.Overall: 2/10Build Quality: 6/10 (Plastic, the dispenser is not really sturdy)Video Quality: 1/10Sound&Voice Quality: 1/10App Design&Capabilities: 4/10If they were to fix the way the signal gets transmitted it would be much better. The way I see it now the signal gets sent to some location where they process it and send it back to the user and it doesn't work great.