faroro Dog Camera with Treat Dispenser, 2.4G and 5G WiFi Pet Camera with Two Way Audio and 1080P Full HD Night Vision for Treat Tossing and Monitoring Your Pet Remotely

I’ve had this camera for a few months now and I’m really glad I got it. It definitely was confusing to set up, but once I got it working I had no problems after that. The picture quality is great, even at night, so I was really impressed with that! The treat dispensing button was confusing at first. The instructions do not indicate that you have to hold the button down for it to work, so I thought it was broken at first. Then I found an email from the manufacturer with more information on the product with proper instructions on how to get the treat dispenser to work. The speaker volume is really low and glitchy, so that’s a little inconvenient. The microphone sound quality isn’t great, so it scares my dog every time I use it (so I only use it to get her to stop barking now and not to interact with her otherwise). The treats being thrown also scares her, but she scares easy so I should have considered that when I bought the product. Pretty much, the camera is great to see what my dog is doing when I want and to yell at her to stop barking; therefore, I still consider it worth the purchase and I’m happy I got it, but you definitely get what you pay for.On another note, though, I have noticed the camera turn on (red dots show up and I hear it “click” on) while I’m home. There has been no sound (i.e., my dog is not barking) when this has happened that could explain it possibly turning on. However, the camera is not supposed to activate like that on its own anyways. It doesn’t even have an option to record. Therefore, I have no idea why it is randomly turning on. This is disconcerting, especially since I have the camera in my room, so I have started covering it with a towel when I’m home so I at least have the comfort of myself not being in view of the camera. Information about why the camera is doing this, as well as the company’s privacy policy, would be nice to feel more comfortable having this in my home.In the end, it’s sufficient to monitor your pet; so if you’re on a budget, it’s better than spending money on the big brand name products. However, there are cons to consider.

I can’t say enough good things about this camera! Works as well as the more expensive versions, only thing you can’t do is move the camera but it has such a wide view it’s not an issue. I also have a small room I needed it in, so if you were hoping to cover a large area, might be worth investing in one that can rotate. However, besides that, this has worked perfectly. The app moves a little slow but that’s to be expected with anything live. Treat dispenser looks great. It is pretty big and bulky but it’s not an eyesore. Love love love this camera.Update: after maybe 6ish months, it randomyl disconnects and has been really difficult to reconnect and re register. Each time takes maybe 30 minutes, if it works at all.

This camera sucks, it constantly disconnects randomly and then takes forever to reconnect. It’s a waste of money I wish I could get my money back at this point. Don’t buy it unless you want to constantly be disappointed, oh and the bark notifications don’t ever work for me either, I catch my dog barking on the camera when I check on it and the camera never notifies me.

Very handy and great value.It was easy to setup, but after setting it up I very now and then it was a little confusing when and why certain lights would come on!

I got this treat feeder to help with crate training anxiety for our rescue pup. It worked perfectly. She freaked out a bit when we talked to her and became over excited, so only fed treats when she was calm and just before coming home.. totally recommend for that!Ten months later, we have another rescue and thought, ok, do the same.. Well, it works yes and no..This guy, an Anatolian Shepherd year and a half, was not ready for the extra stimulation from a treat robot. Keep it outside the crate.. it may or may not shoot the treat hard enough to make it in so may cause frustration and make things worse, but do NOT leave inside the crate even bungy corded TIGHT to the wall.. our dog ate the cord.. chewed it up.Thankfully, I reached out to the company. This kind of thing is not covered by warranty (which is 1 year), but they were happy to help. Can't wait to get a new cord, get back to treating the pup that can deal with it in her crate and buy another feeder to place outside the door of our new pup so they can both wait for treats to pop at them while we are out.The camera quality is good during daytime, the night time is "meh", but still does the job. We love our Faroro!