Birdfy’s smart bird feeder is down to its best-ever price for Mother’s Day
Birdfy's smart bird feeders are on sale for Mother’s Day, with discounts on both the standard 1080p model and the newer 4K version. The basic feeder is available for $99.99, while the 4K model is discounted to $259.99, offering features like AI bird identification and real-time mobile alerts. Additional products like the Birdfy Bath Pro and Feeder Rookie are also part of the promotion.
- ▪The Birdfy Feeder is available for $99.99, a $100 discount, from Amazon or Birdfy, with added free gifts from the Birdfy store.
- ▪The Birdfy Feeder Metal 2 (4K) is on sale for $259.99, $50 off its original price, and includes a 4K camera and built-in solar cell.
- ▪Both feeders offer AI-powered bird identification for over 6,000 species, with advanced features requiring a subscription on the standard model.
- ▪The standard Birdfy Feeder includes a 1080p camera, color night vision, and free cloud storage for 20-second clips up to 30 days.
- ▪Birdfy’s app sends real-time alerts and supports live viewing on Android and iOS, with optional premium features like species-specific alerts and monthly summaries.
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