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Coolfly's Aura Smart Bird Feeder is on sale for $149.90, a $140 discount, while Birdfy's camera-equipped feeder is priced at $109.99, $90 off. Birdfy also offers add-on solar panels and bundles with lifetime AI bird identification for $149.99 from Amazon or Birdfy directly.
Eufy is offering an $80 discount on its Security Wall Light Cam S4, a solar-powered device that combines a motion-activated outdoor light with a swiveling 4K security camera. The camera stores footage locally on 32GB of built-in storage, requires no subscription, and includes on-device AI that can distinguish between people, vehicles, and pets.
Amazon is selling the TP-Link Tapo MagCam 2K+ Outdoor Wireless Security Camera with solar panel for $64.99, down from its $99.99 list price, a 35% discount. The camera records 2K video, offers color and infrared night vision, motion and person/pet/vehicle detection, two-way audio, and local or cloud storage options. The deal requires an active Amazon Prime membership.
A viral video shows a large quadcopter drone equipped with hose attachments hovering over a dog in Linyi, Shandong province, and dousing it with water while the animal wags its tail. The clip reportedly stems from a demonstration by a Chinese company that builds drones designed to clean solar panels, though the exact company and video's authenticity remain unverified.
Solar panel prices have dropped from roughly $5-6 per watt in 2000 to about 12 cents today, largely due to expanded Chinese manufacturing capacity, according to Ember co-founder Dave Jones. This price collapse has pushed businesses in countries like Pakistan, the Philippines, and across Africa to install their own solar systems, with worldwide small-scale solar capacity nearing 1.2 terawatts by the end of 2025.
Android Authority highlighted two standout gadgets from IFA 2026 in Berlin: Blurams' F20C HelioCam Pro, a solar-powered 4K outdoor security camera with no wiring and a free lifetime cloud plan, and Mammotion's LUBA 4 AWD, a robot lawn mower designed to better handle lawn edges. The Blurams camera uses a 12,000mAh battery paired with a detachable solar panel, is IP66-rated for weather resistance, and runs on-device AI detection for people, vehicles, and pets, with footage stored locally or via free cloud playback.