Birdbuddy 2 vs Pro Solar

Buy the Pro Solar: Birdbuddy’s US store sells it today, while the Birdbuddy 2 has no current offer. The 2 holds more seed (6 cups to 3.8) and also joins 5 GHz Wi-Fi; both name visitors free and charge by solar.

Side by side

Birdbuddy Pro Solar compared with Birdbuddy 2; rows where they differ are marked
DetailBirdbuddy Pro SolarBirdbuddy 2
CapacityDiffers3.8 cups6 cups
Bird IDFreeFree
Wi-FiDiffers2.4 GHz2.4 GHz or 5 GHz
RecordingsCloud onlyCloud only
PowerSolar includedSolar included
MembershipFree plan; Individual $69.99 a yearFree plan; Individual $69.99 a year

From each maker’s pages; fees with the date in the membership table. Open these in the comparison tool to add purchase options or other models.

All feeders to consider

2 options for different spaces and routines. About retailer links.

Birdbuddy · Camera feeder

Birdbuddy 2

  • Holds 6 cups
  • Free bird ID
  • 2.4 or 5 GHz Wi-Fi
  • Solar included

For owners of a Birdbuddy 2: its capacity, mounting, care and Wi-Fi, and what the free and paid plans add.

Keep in mind: Not a new purchase: Birdbuddy still supports it, but its product page now opens the general shop, with no offer for this model.

Which one to buy

Birdbuddy’s US store sells the Pro Solar today; the Birdbuddy 2 has no separate current offer, so it matters mostly if you already own one or find one second-hand. Both name feeder visitors in the free app and both have solar charging.

What the Birdbuddy 2 does differently

It holds more seed, 6 cups against 3.8, and joins either a 2.4 or a 5 GHz network, where the Pro Solar needs 2.4 GHz. Neither records to a memory card; both need the internet.

References

Sources supporting this guide
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Birdbuddy Pro Solar ↗
Birdbuddy US Shop ↗
Birdbuddy Memberships ↗