Bird Buddy Pro Review: All Birds, No Bother

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Kat Merck is a senior commerce editor for WIRED, where she covers smart bird feeders, hair straighteners, toiletry bags, and everything home-related.

Bird Buddy's first-gen model was actually the world's first-ever smart bird feeder, launched on Kickstarter in 2020.

The IP67 waterproof plastic casing is the same, but the Pro sports an updated HDR camera with a smaller sensor size, wider focus range and field of view, 2K HDR video with slow-motion capability, and high-fidelity microphone.It runs on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi only, and like the original, there's an optional built-in solar roof for $30 more.