Birdfy smart feeder bundle falls to $149.99 in midyear sale
The solar-powered camera feeder includes AI bird identification, motion alerts and storage options, according to The Verge.
By James Whitfield · Staff Writer
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Birdfy has opened a midyear sale on its smart bird feeders, with one camera-equipped model marked down to $149.99, The Verge reported. The price cut matters for buyers who want a connected feeder with a solar panel and AI species identification without paying the $259.99 list price.
The deal applies to Netvue’s Birdfy Feeder AI-Powered Smart Bird Feeder with Camera, according to The Verge’s Sheena Vasani. The publication described the offer as the product’s second-best price to date and said the discount saves $110.
Birdfy’s broader sale takes up to 40 percent off a range of smart bird feeders, The Verge reported. The discounted bundle includes a solar panel and lifetime AI bird identification at no added charge, according to the report.
What the feeder includes
The Birdfy feeder has a wide-angle 1080p camera and color night vision, according to details cited by The Verge. Those features are meant to let users view visiting birds during the day or at night through the Birdfy app.
The feeder can send real-time motion notifications to the app, where users can see a live feed or short recorded clips, The Verge reported. The AI feature can identify more than 6,000 bird species without a subscription, according to the report.
The Verge said the same AI system can also detect squirrels and other animals. That feature can help users understand what caused a motion alert when the camera is triggered.
Power, capacity and storage
The feeder carries an IP65 rating and has a 1.5-liter seed container, according to The Verge. The larger container is intended to reduce how often owners need to refill it.
The included solar panel can reduce the need to recharge the battery manually if it receives enough sunlight, The Verge reported. The report framed that as especially useful during sunny summer conditions.
For video, the feeder offers both local and cloud storage options, according to The Verge. Birdfy is also offering three months of free cloud storage with the product, the report said.
The deal is available directly through Birdfy, according to The Verge. As with many online discounts, the final value depends on whether buyers want the feeder’s connected features, including app alerts, AI identification and camera-based monitoring.
This story draws on original reporting from The Verge.