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Enabot EBO Air 2 FamilyBot Pet Camera Robot

Enabot EBO Air 2 FamilyBot Pet Camera Robot

£159

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The Enabot EBO Air 2 FamilyBot is a 2K mobile indoor camera robot with two-way talk, night vision and auto-recharge. It records at 2304 × 1296 pixels and rolls about the house at up to 55 cm/s: because apparently a static pet camera was insufficiently theatrical.

Prices correct as of: 08/05/2026 16:13

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At a glance

One-line verdict

A 2K pet camera robot that turns checking on the cat into a tiny home-robot programme, provided your floors are less obstacle course than Victorian hallway.

Best for

Pet owners who want a 2K indoor camera that can roam between rooms rather than stare permanently at one patch of carpet.

Skip it if

Skip it if your home has raised thresholds, steep transitions or a need for all-day battery life; the little robot has limits, as do we all.

The full picture

The Enabot EBO Air 2 FamilyBot is for the particular domestic anxiety of leaving a pet alone and then imagining, at 11:17am, that it has somehow negotiated access to the biscuit cupboard. A fixed indoor camera can watch one sofa. This little 282 g robot is designed to trundle about and make the whole arrangement considerably more entertaining.

Its camera records at 2K resolution, or 2304 × 1296 pixels, with a 137° angle, while two-way talk and night vision cover the obvious “what is happening in there?” moments. It also supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi, plus JPG and MP4 files, and arrives with a pre-inserted 32 GB SD card. Sensible details, tucked inside a device that looks determined to become the household’s least qualified security officer.

The case for it is not that every home needs a roaming camera. Most absolutely do not. The appeal is for the pet owner who wants to check more than one carefully framed rectangle of floor, and who finds a mobile camera more useful than an ominous fixed lens pointed at the dog bed.

Our hesitation is architectural. The EBO Air 2 can cross obstacles up to 6 mm and slopes up to 4°, so it is happiest in a reasonably level home with forgiving floor changes. Add its stated 4–7 hour battery life and 61 dB operating noise, and this becomes a charmingly specialised household gadget rather than a silent, tireless robot butler. Which is fair enough; robot butlers have made enough promises already.

The Irresistible

  • A mobile indoor camera is genuinely more interesting than another fixed view of a radiator: the EBO Air 2 has a stated movement speed of 20–55 cm/s.
  • Its 2K, 2304 × 1296-pixel camera and 137° angle give the roaming concept a proper camera specification rather than novelty-toy vagueness.
  • The package includes a charging dock, cable and pre-inserted 32 GB SD card, so the basic kit is not immediately held hostage by accessory admin.

The Clever Part

  • Two-way talk and night vision make sense for a pet-focused indoor camera, covering both check-ins and the late-night mystery crash from the kitchen.
  • It supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks, a welcome concession to the modern home’s needlessly complicated router situation.
  • Storage can be expanded to 256 GB, and it supports JPG and MP4 files.

The Fine Print

  • Its stated battery life is 4–7 hours, with a stated charging time of 2–3 hours; this is a check-in device, not a round-the-clock roaming sentry.
  • Enabot states an operating noise level of 61 dB, so the robot’s arrival may be less covert than the word “camera” suggests.
  • At 95 × 95 × 89.2 mm, it is compact, but not so tiny that it vanishes into a cluttered room or underneath every piece of furniture.

The Reality Check

  • It can only cross obstacles up to 6 mm high and slopes up to 4°, so prominent thresholds and uneven floor transitions can make a multi-room home distinctly less roamable.
  • The EBO Air 2 is fundamentally an indoor camera robot; anyone expecting it to handle a rugged, chaotic house is casting the wrong little robot in the role.

Buyer questions answered

Does the EBO Air 2 FamilyBot have a 2K camera?

Yes, it records at 2K resolution: 2304 × 1296 pixels. It also has a 137° camera angle, giving you a broad view of the room without requiring theatrical camera choreography.

Can the EBO Air 2 FamilyBot move around the home?

Yes, it moves at a stated 20–55 cm/s, can cross obstacles up to 6 mm high and can climb slopes up to 4°. It is suited to indoor roaming, although raised thresholds remain very much in charge.

Does the EBO Air 2 FamilyBot auto-recharge?

Yes, the selected listing states that it supports auto-recharge. A charging dock and charging cable are included in the package.

How long does the EBO Air 2 FamilyBot battery last?

The stated battery life is 4–7 hours, and the stated charging time is 2–3 hours. That makes it a roaming indoor camera rather than an all-day battery champion.

What connectivity and storage does the EBO Air 2 FamilyBot support?

It supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi networks, JPG and MP4 files, and memory expansion up to 256 GB. The selected UK listing includes a pre-inserted 32 GB SD card.

What is included with the EBO Air 2 FamilyBot?

The package includes the robot, charging cable, charging dock, user manual, a 32 GB SD card and a pin. The selected UK listing is the White variant, with the SD card pre-inserted at the factory.