ROLA PetTracker GPS Tracker with Camera Review

ROLA PetTracker is on sale at $59 (from $99) and is a different category of device from Enabot's camera robots: a small (62x37.5x27.1mm, 70g) wearable that clips onto a pet's existing collar or harness via an included back clip, fur-pressing pad, and strap.

Location uses what Enabot calls quadruple positioning -- GPS, LBS, sound-and-light, and image positioning -- updating every 15 minutes in normal mode, every 2 hours in power-saving mode, or on demand with a roughly 30-second manual update. A virtual safety fence can be set between a 50 and 150 meter radius, sending a real-time app alert if the pet strays beyond it, and a "Beep + Flash" feature plus route tracking help locate a pet in the dark.

It also carries a 480p camera (89.8-degree angle, six-axis gyro stabilization, no night vision) and supports real-time two-way voice, letting an owner talk to their pet and, via a built-in SOS button, letting the pet "call" the owner. A QR code on the device lets anyone scan for the pet's information, and the app tracks activity and health data over time.

The tracker requires a customer-supplied Nano SIM card -- it isn't included -- and Enabot sells it as a US version, so confirm cellular/network compatibility before buying outside the US. It's rated for life-grade waterproofing (safe in rain, not for submersion) and has a built-in temperature sensor with over-temperature protection; Enabot recommends it for cats and dogs over 4kg. Battery capacity is 1500mAh, rated for 3-5 days of use with a 1.5-hour charge time.

Standard Enabot shipping and return policies apply: free shipping with duties/VAT included, a 14-day free-reason return or 7-day DOA replacement/refund, and a 1-year warranty (2 years in the EU).