I got this bird feeder for my parents, and they are LOVING it! My dad checks it regularly to see what’s going on. The picture quality is AMAZING!! I was truly surprised! One picture is with the hummingbird attachments and the other is without. We’re still waiting for the hummingbirds this year so will post more pics as they visit the feeder! It was really easy for my parents in their 70s to set up.

I bought this for my mother for her birthday. She loved it. Takes great pictures. Good quality and solar panels work well.

So fun for bird watchers! Easy to assemble, and install. Love that the solar roof keeps it charged. I put the orange and jelly up initially, but the birds wouldn’t come near it. Not even 5 minutes after taking them off I had them nonstop! Connection and camera quality are great too!

I've never had something like this before and I have to say, it's a lot of fun to have. It took a bit of time to set everything up only because I'm not the most tech-savvy person, but once we got it set up, we were so delighted! The video quality is very good and we love watching our feathered friends enjoy the seeds we put out for them. We aren't using the hummingbird nectar feeders because we noticed that they are frightened of the bigger birds (but we have separate feeders for them already). The AI feature is so cool with identifying the different kinds of birds. I didn't realize we had so many different types! The app bugs out sometimes so it's not ideal, but the video quality makes up for the occasional bug. If you're a wildlife lover, this is a truly fun device to have and it also makes an excellent gift for people who are obsessed with their yard birds like we are.

Wasn’t expecting to get this deep into birdwatching, but here I am, scrolling through live feeds and saved video clips like it’s a wildlife show I’m producing myself. This bird feeder blends tech and nature in a way that actually feels meaningful. The AI has been spot on with its bird ID—I'm seeing names I never knew before, and now I’m casually dropping facts about finches and warblers in conversations.

I am a bird photography enthusiast, and this feeder with a camera really improves the experience. It can capture clear images remotely, and you can watch them back if you miss them. The signal is stable when hung near the woods, and the App control is also convenient.

This smart bird feeder from Nafnti is like having a mini wildlife show right in your backyard. The 2K camera quality is seriously sharp, you can see every feather, even at night. What really sets it apart is the adjustable camera angle. You can tilt it to get better views depending on how the birds are perching or feeding, which is a nice upgrade over the fixed-angle versions.
The solar panel and 5200mAh battery keep it running nonstop, and the real-time alerts make it fun, you’ll know the moment a bird stops by. The AI feature is surprisingly accurate at identifying different species, and the app helps you organize and share your birdwatching highlights.
It even has a squirrel baffle that works, so no more acrobatic snack thieves. If you’re into birds or want a unique gift for someone who is, this feeder is both functional and fun. Total backyard upgrade with good appearance, large capacity, easy to use and great value.

This is a solar camera hummingbird feeder . It has a feature that let's you scan the solar panel QR code to your camera and computer. The process is a long nightmare.
The package includes a cleaning brush, and a small brush for the feeder holes, and extra flower ports.
The feeder has chains for hanging and a large S hook. The hardest part is trying to figure out where to hang it so we can see it and the raccoons can't hang on it and brake it. We are excited to begin our hummingbird watching experience! They haven't shown up yet , but very soon

Awesome hummingbird camera feeder. I love the quality of the videos done. No problem or issues. Hummingbirds came right away. I even had an oriole check it out. It doesn’t take still photos but just save the video and you can take screen shots as you advance the video in slow motion. I love doing that!