Birdfy and Kiwibit Smart Feeders Drop to $110 for Early Holiday Sales

Prices on smart bird feeders from Birdfy and Kiwibit have dropped to as low as $110 in early Black Friday sales. The discounts, which started on October 23, 2026, range from 26 to 29 percent off list prices. A Wired reviewer who has tested the products for years says the deals make the devices suitable for gifts or personal use.

Smart feeders have been on the market since 2020. Modern versions typically include high-resolution cameras, 4K video recording, and AI bird identification. The reviewer notes that most models require minimal upkeep beyond refilling the seed. Following the 5-7-9 rule for pole mounts helps keep squirrels away from the devices.

The Birdfy feeder with a solar panel is listed at $127, a 29 percent discount. This price applies only to the blue version, while the yellow model costs $13 more. A version without the solar panel is priced at $110. The reviewer recommends the solar option because the panels are reliable and eliminate the need to bring the feeder indoors for charging. The device supports 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and comes with a two-year warranty.

The Kiwibit Feeder 2 with a solar roof is available for $170, also 29 percent off. This is not the company's newest model, the Feeder 2 Pro, which costs $220. The standard version features a 1.5-liter seed hopper that splits to hold two types of feed. The hopper lifts out by a handle on top, allowing users to refill the feeder without removing the entire unit from the mount.

The Feeder 2 captures 8-megapixel photos and 4K video. The reviewer rates these capabilities as top-tier for the price point. The solar roof kept the device charged in various weather conditions during testing. The app functions without a Kiwibit Plus subscription, although more features are moving behind the paywall. The feeder requires 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and includes a one-year warranty.

The Kiwibit 4K Feeder with auxiliary solar is priced at $140, a 26 percent discount. It uses the same camera and hardware as the Feeder 2 but lacks a built-in solar roof. Instead, it includes a 3-watt solar panel that mounts on the back of the wall mount. The reviewer found the installation straightforward. This option saves buyers $30 compared to the model with the integrated solar roof.

Buyers can save $30 by choosing the auxiliary solar model over the integrated solar version. The Kiwibit 4K Feeder maintains the same image resolution and build quality as its pricier counterpart. These early holiday discounts provide a lower cost entry point for consumers looking for durable, high-quality smart feeders.