Furbo 360° Cat Camera & App [Subscription Required at Setup to Activate]

This smart pet camera is absolutely amazing!!! It’s really very easy to set up and we have absolutely loved watching and interacting with our cat using it. The process is good IMO for what you’re getting, and whilst you need a subscription to be able to interact with your pet I still think it’s really good value for money. The picture quality is good too and it’s so easy to save photos and videos straight to your phone from the app.

My cat loves this camera a bit too much 😂 funny watching him interact with it for treats. Well worth the money even with the subscription.

Description of this is misleading. It says camera features do not work without subscription. It should say nothing works without a subscription!

Felt nervous just leaving a small kitten to herself. I'd heard good things about these, I'm not disappointed. I slept better not having to get up to check in on her, I could just check my phone. I love the way it follows her around the room and gives updates on her movement.

I thought she might not follow to get the treats but since the 1st time, she got used to it

Great purchase and love the treats element however not liking the subscription cost quite over priced

This is a really great product, unfortunately when opening the packet, the time of the plastic attachment was broken meaning every time the cat plays with the feather toy, it pops out. I'm going to try and super glue it and hopefully will have some luck!

Great for live view but the AI nanny is rubbish. Constantly mistaking sofa pillows and humans as the cat. Save yourself some money and just buy a different camera. Two stars because it arrived quickly and it is a nice looking product.

Der Furbo macht genau das was er soll. Auch ohne Abo kann man die Funktion der Kamera und des Futterauswurs nutzen, um zu schauen, was die Katze zu Hause treibt und ihr hin und wieder ein paar Leckerlies zu zu schmeißen. Die Katze reagiert neugierig auf das Vogelgezwitscher und wartet vor dem Furbo nur darauf, dass Futter durch die Bude fliegt, was einen heiden Spaß macht 😂 Futter fliegt unterschiedlich weit und manchmal kommt auch etwas mehr raus, als gedacht. Die Kamera ist um 360 Grad drehbar, was super ist, um wirklich den ganzen Raum ab zu decken.

Overall Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) As a devoted cat parent, I'm plagued by the classic questions every time I leave the house: Is he okay? Is he bored? Is he lonely? Did he just knock over that expensive vase? I've tried other pet cameras before, but they were always static, and my cat, like most, is not a statue. He roams. I would end up staring at an empty patch of carpet, which did nothing for my anxiety. Enter the Furbo 360° Cat Camera. I was intrigued by the 360-degree view and the smart features. After several weeks of use, I can say without hesitation that this is the single best "pet-tech" purchase I have ever made. It's a peace-of-mind machine. Section 1: Unboxing, Design, and Setup The setup process was impressively simple. I downloaded the Furbo app, plugged in the camera, and followed the on-screen instructions to connect it to my home Wi-Fi. The entire process took less than five minutes. The unit itself is sleek, modern, and sturdy. It doesn't look like a clunky piece of security tech; it blends right into my living room decor. The base is wide and heavy enough that my cat has (so far) shown no ability or interest in knocking it over. The treat-loading mechanism is simple, and I love the natural bamboo lid, which feels secure and "pet safe"—no easy-to-chew plastic bits. Section 2: The Hardware (What You Get Out of the Box) The core features of the camera itself are fantastic, even without the subscription. The 360° View: This is the absolute game-changer. Through the app, I can swipe to pan the camera a full 360 degrees. But the real magic is the auto-tracking. When the camera sees my cat move, it automatically follows him. I no longer lose him as he walks from the couch to his food bowl. I can see everything. Video & Audio Quality: The 1080p HD video is crystal clear during the day. The auto-night vision is equally sharp, allowing me to see his late-night "zoomies" in perfect black-and-white detail. The two-way audio is crisp with minimal lag. I can call his name, and he instantly looks up and often meows or chirps back. The Treat Tosser: This is my cat's favorite feature, by far. The app has a simple button to toss a treat. The Furbo makes a little "calling" sound (which my cat learned in less than a day), and then it quietly flings a treat across the room. It’s a wonderful way to interact and reward him for just being cute, even when I'm at the office. Section 3: The "Furbo Nanny" Paid Plan (The Smart Features) This is the most important part of the review. To unlock the smartest features—the proactive alerts, cloud recording, and advanced security—you need the paid "Furbo Nanny" subscription. I was hesitant at first, but after the free trial, I was completely sold. The hardware is the "eyes," but the subscription is the "brain." Here’s what made it an easy decision for me: Proactive, Specific Alerts: This isn't just a generic "motion detected" alert that my old security cam gave me for every dust bunny. Furbo Nanny gives me alerts I actually care about: Cat Activity Alert: I get a push notification specifically when my cat is running, playing, or jumping on furniture. I can quickly check in, see he's just being a cat, and go back to my work. Meowing Alert: This is my most-used feature. The Furbo detects the sound of meowing and alerts me. I can then open the app, see if he's just saying hello or seems distressed, and use the two-way audio to talk to him and calm him down. It has been a miracle for my "is he okay?" anxiety. Person Alert (Home Security): This is the "Home Security" feature. The camera can tell the difference between a pet and a person. I get a specific "Person Detected" alert, which is invaluable. I know exactly when the cat sitter arrives or, more importantly, if someone who isn't supposed to be there enters my apartment. Cloud Recording & "Kitty Diary": The Nanny service records these "events" (meowing, activity, people) and saves them to the cloud. My favorite part is the "Doggie/Kitty Diary." At the end of the day, the app creates a 60-second highlight reel of my cat's activities, set to cheerful music. It's beyond charming and saves me from having to scrub through hours of footage to find the cute moments. Section 4: The Verdict: True Peace of Mind The Furbo 360° Cat Camera is a premium product, and the subscription is an added cost. However, the value it provides is immense. I am no longer a high-anxiety cat parent. When I'm in a long meeting and my phone buzzes, I see a "Cat Activity" alert, open the app, watch my cat bat his favorite toy, toss him a treat, and close the app with a smile. It's a security camera and a pet interaction tool all in one. It has strengthened my bond with my cat and given me the freedom to be away from home without the guilt. If you, too, are an anxious pet parent, you cannot put a price on the peace of mind this device delivers. It's worth every penny.

Nos ha encantado! Ha sido de las mejores adquisiciones para cuidar a nuestro pequeño 🐈💛

Vraiment le top du top en matière de caméra pour surveiller ces animaux, ça nous envoi une notification quand ils bougent, miaule, on peut les observer tout au long de la journée, l'application est top et simple, je ne peux plus m'en passer.

While Furbo is very good at spotting humans, it’s rather rubbish at spotting cats. I have a small apartment, the whole thing apart from the bedroom and bathroom can be seen on the screen. Yet the camera only reports my cat “walking” or “sleeping on the sofa” when they are directly in front of it. My cats are rather vocal, they frequently demanded attention, they got mine but Furbo did not pick up on any of it. Same as for destroying the sofa, when they sleep on it I get a report, but when my little interior designer decides to remodel Furbo turns a blind eye. The camera is supposed to follow your pet when it walks by, but this only works 50% of the time. As for the software, I have yet to find the language settings (this might be a me-issue) but for some reason I get a rather crappy mix of French and English. The only truely positive thing I can say is that the nightvision works great.