Pet cameras

Petcube Play 2 review

Published 20 June 2026

6.88 / 10 Our score

A play-focused camera with a built-in laser toy you control from your phone, plus 1080p video, a 160-degree view and night vision. Great for cats that chase, though the laser control can feel jerky and there is no treat dispenser.

Best for: Cat owners wanting remote laser play

From £129.00 checked 20 Jun 2026

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What works

  • Remote laser play
  • Strong audio hardware
  • Clear 1080p
  • Wide view
  • Good for cats

What falls short

  • Laser control jerky
  • No treat dispenser
  • Some features need a plan

How it scores

We rate every product in this category on the same criteria, weighted by how much they matter in daily use. Each score is out of 10.

Weighted score breakdown for the Petcube Play 2
Criterion Weight Score Why
Video quality 20% 8.0 1080p HD video with a 160-degree view
Night vision 15% 8.0 Good night vision
Treat dispensing reliability 15% 2.0 No treat dispenser; the interactive feature here is a laser
App and alerts 15% 7.5 App works but laser control is delayed and a little jerky
Two-way audio 10% 8.5 Four mics and a speaker bar give strong two-way audio
Subscription value and transparency 10% 7.0 Some features and clip history need a plan Confirm on your exact model before relying on it.
Field of view and tracking 10% 7.5 160-degree wide angle, fixed base
Value 5% 7.0 Pricey given there is no treat dispenser
Weighted total 6.88

How we score: each rating combines the manufacturer specification with the weight of feedback from owners and independent reviewers. We do not copy other reviews. The score is our own synthesis, and we show the reasoning so you can judge it yourself.

Key specifications

Resolution 1080p
Field of view 160-degree
Interactive Built-in laser toy
Audio Four mics, speaker bar
Night vision Yes
Note Some features need a plan

Common questions

What makes the Petcube Play 2 different?

Its built-in laser toy, which you control from the app to play with your pet remotely. It suits cats and dogs that love chasing a laser, rather than those motivated by treats.

How well does the laser work?

It is fun but the control can feel delayed and a little jerky through the app. It works best if your pet genuinely enjoys chasing lasers.

Does it toss treats?

No. Its interactive feature is the laser, not a treat dispenser. For treats, look at the Petcube Bites range or Furbo.

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