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Birdbuddy renames and launches Nook and Home smart bird feeders

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GoKawiil Brief

Birdbuddy has released two smart bird feeders first shown at CES 2026, now renamed the Birdbuddy Nook (formerly Birdbuddy 2 Mini) and Birdbuddy Home (formerly Birdbuddy 2). The Nook starts at $99 with a 2K HDR camera and 135-degree field of view, with solar and extended-perch versions priced at $159 and $199, while the $219 Home adds dual solar panels and a larger reservoir. Both are available now on Birdbuddy's site, with wider retail availability later this month.

Why It Matters

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The rebranding and tiered pricing suggest Birdbuddy is trying to widen its customer base beyond dedicated birdwatchers into more budget-conscious or space-limited buyers. Offering modular add-ons like solar panels and extended perches could let the company capture more revenue per customer while keeping an entry price low enough to compete with cheaper camera feeders.

Key Takeaways
Worth a Look

Bird Buddy Smart Bird Feeder — If you love the idea of the new Nook, the original Bird Buddy smart feeder offers that same AI-powered bird identification and HD camera experience that started it all. It's a great way to turn feeding backyard birds into an engaging, photo-filled hobby you can enjoy right from your phone.

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Source: theverge.com — Andrew Liszewski, 2026-10-22

Published there as: “Birdbuddy’s Nook is a compact smart bird feeder for small spaces and budgets”

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