Furbo 360 Dog camera review

The Furbo 360 camera offers a wide rotating view, two-way audio, and remote treat-tossing that many dogs will love

Furbo 360 dog camera on a table
(Image: © Nick Lee)

Digital Camera World Verdict

In an increasingly crowded market, the Furbo 360 Dog Camera stands above the competition. Combining sleek form with elegant function, the Furbo 360 Dog Camera isn’t the cheapest pet camera you can buy but justifies its high price point with a slick presentation, treat-tossing feature, 360-degree rotating view and a wealth of other features.

Pros

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    Sharp images and crisp audio

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    Intuitive app design

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    Wide range of features

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    Pet-pleasing treat tosser

Cons

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    No vertical tilt

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    Treat dispenser can be erratic

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    Rotation isn't the quietest

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    Pricey

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The Furbo 360 Dog Camera is at the most expensive end of the best pet camera list, but does that make it a good buy for pet owners? Feature-full, easy to use, and attractively designed, the Furbo 360 is a standout option in a congested market. 

Manufactured from white plastic and complete with a sustainable bamboo wood lid, the Furbo 360 is an aesthetically pleasing model, and while tall and not exactly discreet, its smooth lines, slender profile, and restrained design blend in nicely when placed on a bookshelf or modern mantelpiece.

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Writer and Digital Producer

Nick is a writer and journalist, originally from Hastings in East Sussex, who is currently a Digital Producer at Future PLC. A graduate of the University of East Anglia’s Creative Writing Masters program and published author, Nick is a keen writer, fitness enthusiast, amateur astronomer, and sometime-dabbler in astrophotography. More recently, he's also enjoyed testing out the latest pet cameras with his Lancashire Heeler puppy.

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