Netvue’s Birdfy Smart Feeder Drops to Second-Best Price in Midyear Sale
The midyear discount marks a significant reduction from the $259.99 list price, offering up to 40 percent off across the brand’s range.
Netvue’s Birdfy AI-Powered Smart Bird Feeder with Camera has been reduced to $149.99 during a midyear sale, representing its second-best price to date. The discount, reported by The Verge, brings the cost down from a list price of $259.99, resulting in a saving of $110 for consumers. The sale event offers up to 40 percent off across Birdfy’s broader range of smart feeders.
The discounted bundle includes a solar panel and lifetime AI bird identification at no extra cost. The device features a wide-angle 1080p camera equipped with colour night vision, designed to provide clear imagery of wildlife visits. It also sends real-time motion alerts to the Birdfy app, allowing users to view live feeds or recorded clips. The integrated AI system is capable of identifying more than 6,000 bird species, as well as squirrels and other animals, without requiring a subscription.
Hardware specifications include an IP65-rated weather-resistant body and a 1.5-litre seed container, which reduces the frequency of refills. The included solar panel is intended to eliminate the need for manual recharging, provided the device receives sufficient sunlight. Users also have access to both local and cloud video storage options, with the company providing three months of free cloud storage as part of the package.
The source of this pricing information is The Verge, a tech news outlet operated by Vox Media. As noted in their reporting, Vox Media may earn a commission from purchases made through links on their platform, indicating a potential commercial interest in the promotion of these devices.
While the manufacturer claims the AI can identify a vast number of species, real-world performance may vary depending on lighting conditions and camera angles. Additionally, the term "lifetime AI bird identification" implies ongoing service availability, which remains subject to the company’s future terms and conditions. The duration of the midyear sale has not been specified in the available reports.
