Kiwibit’s AI-powered bird feeder is my new backyard buddy
The Kiwibit Bird Feeder Pro 4K AI Camera has quickly become a favorite backyard accessory for its ease of setup and impressive features. It connects to a companion app that notifies users of bird visits and tracks various species. Despite some minor issues with visit counting, the overall experience has been enjoyable for birdwatching enthusiasts.
- ▪The bird feeder features dual seed compartments and a solar panel for easy maintenance.
- ▪It connects to a mobile app that provides notifications and tracks bird visits.
- ▪The AI can identify over 10,000 bird species, enhancing the birdwatching experience.
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Earlier this month, I got my hands on the Kiwibit Bird Feeder Pro 4K AI Camera, and it has become my favorite backyard accessory. Setting it up is pretty straightforward. Multiple mounting options allow you to place the feeder on a pole, window ledge, or tree. Its dual seed compartments are designed for easy refills and cleaning. The solar panel on top ensures you don’t have to worry about batteries running low. Durability and camera quality are also strong points. Other specs include support for 2.4GHz Wi-Fi, cloud storage, built-in two-way audio with a microphone and speaker, and a 130-degree wide-angle lens. Image Credits:Kiwibit As soon as I installed it in the backyard, I connected the feeder to the companion Kiwibit app on my phone.
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