Update: due to throwing too many treats, contacted customer support as indicated in the leaflet it comes with. They said to just use the orange inserts. Told them there were no orange inserts. They asked for all kind of personal information and said they would ship inserts. Gave them info. They told me since I did not buy from a licensed seller, they don't honor their warranty. In the meantime, I've not used even the camera much, because it more often than not has a very dark image and does not automatically turn on the night vision reliably. Wyze still works with day vision in those light settings. Going back. Update: got wifi to work in kitchen by moving router (did not work with with repeater). However, when petcube bites connects, my work laptop gets kicked off fairly frequently (even if I’m sitting right next to router). Picture quality especially around edges is worse than regular petcube, and much worse than wyze (even without pan - pictures with time stamp are wyze, without are petcube bites). Dog got another load of kibble in the face - just this time in my absence - from an automatic treat cycle I must have inadvertently programmed. Now he won’t go back into kitchen at all, and I had to move his water and take him out through the front door. Suboptimal as the kitchen was his safe space when I have to leave him alone. Oh, and I have to exit and restart the app to switch between the two petcube cameras. I’ll continue to work with the dog and tech support on the WiFi issues, but if I can’t get both resolved pronto, it goes back. ____________________ Of all my WiFi toys, this was the most annoying to get to connect. In the end, it connected sitting basically on top of the router and giving it the name of the network as it was still to daft to discover it. Then it updated. And updated. And updated. Finally it was all happy, but no video. Lather, rinse, repeat. Turn off phone. Turn on phone. Finally connects. Carried to the spot in the kitchen where the wyze sits that it’s meant to replace. No connection. Fine. So back to my office. Introduced to dog. That part went well. Initially. To be able to see the dog if he’s on the floor, it can’t be more than tabletop height, right at the edge (an even then there’s a big blind spot on the floor near the desk). He’s big enough to put his paws on my desk, though he’s not supposed to. I plan to mount it on a wall and it looks sturdy and my dog not a rowdy, so that might not be a problem. I thought. I loaded it with his kibble (10mm diameter) and told it to toss a treat at minimum distance. About 10 kibble fall audibly onto a plate at the bottom of the opening. That’s a half of his in absentia teat allowance (the rest are for actual training when I’m home). Then nothing happens for several seconds, but the kibble is visible. Dog goes to eat the kibble, and before I can grab him, he gets a load of kibble in the kisser. Close up. Hard. Except for one, which somehow stayed on the plate. Check on dog - both eyes are fine. While the dog is still cowering behind the couch, I go looking for the little orange inserts to regulate treat size. In spite of having seen them on a ‘bites’ influencer review and having been told the mechanics between the two are the same and the main difference is Alexa, it seems to be a bites 2 only feature. Bummer. Removed kibble. Tried his bigger treats which are round disks just under 1 inch. Got stuck. No treat. Removed treats (shaking upside down to get stuck one out). Loaded included treats. They look lonely at the bottom of the huge reservoir. Still shoots a few at a time. One left on the plate. Removed treats (dog didn’t care for them), reloaded kibble. Dog still hiding behind furniture. Later in the day, he would come back to the office, on hearing the evil machine on my desk hid, but came out to eat kibble. By feeding all treats and most of dinner, got him to jump up and take cover when it rumbles and then dart out to hunt the kibble. Fine. Maybe we’ve inadvertently learned not to put the paws on the desk, but I’m not into adverse effects training. Tried to program automatic treat release, but the app is a nightmare. You open the time setting, and then there’s no ‘ok’. You click and get some random-ish time. I can’t imagine programming 8 of them. Also: who needs a 1.5 lbs reservoir? It’s not a feeder! The treats would spoil or the dog get fat. I want to toss ONE or maybe two small treats maybe every 15 minutes with a bit of randomness, not a handful every 2 hours. I want fast good camera connection. I miss the ability to record on sd card I have with the wyze. I miss the ability to look around (especially DOWN, because that’s where pets are) that I have with the wyze. I need a: starting now, throw a treat about every 20 minutes until I return button. Tomorrow I’ll borrow a WiFi extender and will see if I can get it to work in the kitchen (which by the way is 30 feet and one drywall from the router and has 5 bars on all my portable devices). If so, I might see what happens if the dog is alone with it in the afternoon.