- Type
- Wheeled pet camera robot
- Interaction
- App remote control
- Subscription
- Optional Cloud+
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Enabot ROLA PetPal
Rolling pet camera robot with treats, laser play and 2.5K video
Researched by Riley Hart · updated Oct 30, 2026
Is the Enabot ROLA PetPal worth it? ROLA PetPal is a fun way to check on and play with a dog or cat while you are out, with a sharp camera, two way audio and treats. It costs $199 as of Nov 4, 2026, and 2 independent reviewers tested it.
ROLA PetPal is a fun way to check on and play with a dog or cat while you are out, with a sharp camera, two way audio and treats. It suits pet owners in single floor homes who will drive it from the app. Skip it if you want smart alerts without a monthly fee, or if it is still out of stock, since several key features sit behind Cloud+.
Best for: checking on and playing with pets remotely. Skip if: you do not want a monthly fee for alerts.
Specs
- Type
- Wheeled pet camera robot with swappable top modules (treat dispenser or toys); model EB2301311 at Best Buy
- Interaction
- App remote control with joystick, two way audio, 9 preset actions and 7 preset sounds, pre recorded voice commands, pet initiated call button, laser and toy play
- Ai features
- AI dog and cat recognition with auto photos; smart alerts for unusual movement, barking or breaking glass need the Cloud+ plan
- Camera
- Yes. Enabot lists 2.5K (2880 x 1620), 5MP, 135 degree view with night vision; PetsRadar printed 2880 x 1260 and Best Buy lists 2560 x 1440
- Mobility
- Wheels; 1.5 m/s, 15 degree climb, 15 mm obstacle crossing (Enabot); no home mapping and cannot climb stairs (Digital Camera World); returns to dock by infrared when close
- Battery runtime
- 3500 mAh, 2 to 8 hours (Enabot); Digital Camera World saw it self dock about 90 percent of the time
- Charge time
- About 2.5 hours (Enabot)
- Size weight
- 192 x 171.3 x 120 mm; main unit 525 g, 1026 g with snack module, dock and play module (Enabot); Digital Camera World weighed 846 g
3 year cost of ownership
- Robot
- $199
- Total
- $199
Local recording to the included 32 GB microSD card works without a plan. Treat dispenser and toy modules cost extra if not in your bundle; PetsRadar cites $49 for the treat dispenser.
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 US store
- $199 →
- Best Buy
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Pros
- Sharp 2.5K camera with night vision
- Drops treats from below, which is safer than launchers
- Two way audio and laser play
- Local microSD recording without a plan
Cons
- Smart alerts and cloud video need a paid plan
- No home mapping, bumps furniture
- Cannot climb stairs
- Out of stock at Enabot's US store when checked
What independent reviewers found
- After seven months of testing: about 10 minute setup, works without a plan, but some features need a subscription from $6 per month, attachments are pricey and the app sometimes needed a robot restart to connect.
- PetsRadar
- Superb image quality with a slight purple tint, returned to its dock about 90 percent of the time, but has no home mapping, bumps into furniture, cannot climb stairs and puts smart alerts behind a $6 to $32 per month plan.
- Digital Camera World
Spec history
Checked dailyNo spec changes since we started tracking on Nov 2, 2026.
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Questions buyers ask
Do I need a subscription?
No. It records to an included 32 GB microSD card. Cloud+ adds cloud playback, smart alerts and daily videos; reviewers cite $6 to $32 per month.
Can it go up stairs?
No. Enabot lists a 15 mm obstacle crossing height and 15 degree slope, and Digital Camera World notes it cannot climb stairs.
How does it charge?
It drives back to its dock using infrared when it is close by. Charging takes about 2.5 hours.
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