- Type
- Self driving camera
- For
- Cats and small dogs
- Camera
- 1080p
- Power
- 2500 mAh battery
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Enabot EBO SE
Tiny rolling camera robot that patrols and docks itself
Researched by Riley Hart · updated Nov 2, 2026
Is the Enabot EBO SE worth it? A low cost way to drive a camera around the house and tease a cat while you are out, and it parks itself to charge. It costs $139 as of Nov 4, 2026, and 3 independent reviewers tested it.
A low cost way to drive a camera around the house and tease a cat while you are out, and it parks itself to charge. It has no laser or treats, and reviewers hit rug snags, app hiccups and missed docking. Enabot listed it as out of stock on 2026-11-02.
Best for: cat owners who want a cheap roaming camera. Skip if: you want a laser or treat toss.
Specs
- Type
- Self driving camera robot with auto docking; no laser (Enabot)
- Pet
- Cats and small dogs; plays by moving and making sounds
- Power
- 2500 mAh battery, 2 to 3 hour charge, infrared guided auto return to the charging station (Enabot)
- Runtime
- 4 to 7 hours (Enabot); TechRadar lists the same range
- App
- Enabot app: remote driving, patrol, 24 hour fixed point recording, two way audio, motion alerts; no subscription mentioned (Enabot)
- Camera
- 1080p, 118 degree diagonal view, night vision; microSD up to 256 GB (Enabot)
- Treat dispenser
- None
- Size
- 95 x 89.2 x 95 mm (Enabot)
3 year cost of ownership
- Robot
- $139
- Total
- $139
No subscription required; storage is a local microSD card.
Status and safety
- US availability
- ● On sale
- Recalls
- ● No Enabot robot recall in the CPSC database as of Nov 4, 2026. Checked daily.
- FCC authorized
- Not checked
- Company
- ● Active
- Warranty
- ● 1 year
Price history
Tracked dailyWhere to buy
- Amazon
- See price →
- Enabot store
- $139 →
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Pros
- Drives itself back to its dock
- Small and light at about 280 g
- No subscription needed
- Two way audio and night vision
Cons
- No laser or treat dispenser
- Can get stuck on rugs
- Reviewers report app crashes and lag
- Out of stock at Enabot when checked
What independent reviewers found
- Called it a cat sitter the reviewer could not live without; lists 4 to 7 hours of battery and auto return to a small dock. Sub scores: Price 4/5, Design 4.5/5, App and features 3/5, Value 4/5.
- TechRadar
- Cute and fun but misguided for cat owners; the reviewer had to fix the robot twice after it malfunctioned overnight.
- Review Geek
- Beta unit found its base fairly well but sometimes gave up; got stuck on a rug; live stream lag was significant and the app sometimes crashed. Obstacle avoidance worked well.
- The Gadgeteer
Spec history
Checked dailyNo spec changes since we started tracking on Nov 3, 2026.
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Questions buyers ask
Does the EBO SE have a laser?
No. Enabot's comparison lists a laser only on the EBO Air. The SE plays by moving and making sounds.
Does it charge itself?
Yes. Enabot says it returns to its charging station using infrared. Reviewers say it usually finds the dock but sometimes gives up.
Is there a monthly fee?
Enabot does not list one. Video saves to a microSD card up to 256 GB.
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