Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera

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Ubox / Anisee / RBX-B10 4G Low-Power Solar Wifi Security Camera

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Basic Information
Release Year
Product Type	Cameras, Firmware, Software, Cloud storage
In Production	No
Official Website	https://uboxcam.com/ubox-solar-security-camera-b10-wifi/

RBX-B10 (B10-WIFI-T31) is a Low-Power Solar Wifi Camera supplied by several vendors under names such as Anisee, ICSee, FUVISION and Ubox. It's an outdoor camera with motion detection support and good battery life for overnight use.

Some of the features it's marketed as including are:

• 3MP, 4MP, 1080p Resolution
• 9000mAh Battery
• 2.5G Wifi
• 4G Wifi
• Cloud Storage, SD Card
• 130 degree viewing angle

Consumer-impact summary

The RBX-B10 is advertised on Amazon as "Support SD card(Max 128G) and cloud storage option" however, connection to the cloud is not an option. The device will not record events triggered by motion without a network connection, even for users without a cloud subscription and with an SD Card inserted.

The RBX-B10 is manufactured by Shenzen Anboqi Technology Co. Ltd. Anboqi are heavily vertically integrated and produce 5 million cameras annually. They go as far as packaging their own integrated circuits, which is unusual and may be to obfuscate device functionality to any third party except the foundry.

Several FCC documents are available for devices certified for sale in the US. Many of these documents are cosigned by "Benjamin Smith" a representative of JOC Australia Inc. a California-based incorporation. It is unclear whether JOC Australia Inc. may be related to JOC Australia Pty. Ltd. a global supply chain wholesaler for agricultural products with a processing facility in Shanghai.

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