Last year I wrote a review of the Harymor Q8 Smart Bird Feeder, and came away very impressed. Not only was I able to see a lot of wildlife (more than just birds, unfortunately), but the camera and solar panel worked very well, leaving very little maintenance other than refilling the feeder every now and then. This year, Harymor reached out and asked if I'd like to try out a Smart Bird Bath, the BS-D01, so I took them up on the offer.
Specifications
Finding information about the technical details of the Harymor BS-D01 Smart Bird Bath is difficult. The manual is well written, but from a usage perspective, not a technical one. The website doesn't even list the BS-D01 as a model they sell. The BB13S is listed, and looks identical to the product I'm reviewing, but I can't be completely sure.
Assuming the BB13S is the same, then the bird bath has a 2K resolution camera with a 120° wide-angle lens and infrared for both day and night viewing. This matches the Q8. The website also notes a 5200mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery, which charges via an included 5W solar panel, which is 3.5W higher than the Q8. The bird bath itself is made of white ABS plastic that feels sturdy.
Camera 2k, 120° field of view, night vision
