Camojojo Hibird 4K specs
| Brand | Camojojo |
|---|---|
| Type | Seed feeder |
| Camera | 4K video at up to 30 fps, 8 MP sensor, PIR-triggered capture; 1080p livestream |
| Night vision | Full-color night vision |
| AI bird ID | AI terms unclear. AI ID for 10,000+ species and an AI chat assistant are advertised; the listing doesn't say whether they're free. |
| Storage | App (terms not stated on the listing) · no microSD slot |
| Battery | Not stated on the listing |
| Solar | Solar optional (No panel listed in this bundle; Camojojo sells a solar Hibird separately) |
| Wi-Fi | 2.4/5 GHz |
| Capacity | 1.5 L seed |
| Squirrels | Some squirrel resistance. App-triggered squirrel alarm; no mechanical guard. |
| Weather rating | IP66 |
| Mounting | Not specified on the listing |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Price tier | $$ Mid-range ($100–$180). See Amazon for today's price. |
- All specs from Camojojo's Amazon listing (checked Nov 12, 2026); we found no independent test to cite.
- A separate Hibird 4K Solar listing (B0DP2VW6RL) showed $134.99 in search results; we didn't verify its full spec.
Specs are compiled from manufacturer listings and independent reviews and may change between production runs. Check the signal and sun at your spot with the placement checker before you mount it.
The Camojojo Hibird 4K is a 4K smart feeder from a company that makes trail and bird cameras. It records 4K at up to 30 fps from an 8 MP sensor, triggers with a PIR motion sensor, adds full-color night vision, dual-band Wi-Fi, two-way audio and birdsong playback, and holds 1.5 L of seed. Amazon showed it at $179.99 on November 12, 2026, with more than 330 ratings averaging 4.9 stars. We haven’t tested it ourselves and found no independent review we could verify, so specs here come from Camojojo’s listing.
Who it’s for
Buyers whose router is far from the feeder and who care most about high-resolution recordings. At this price, though, most people get more from the Birdfy Metal 2 4K, which adds solar, a metal body and free ID for $40 more.
Camera
4K recordings, 1080p live
Camojojo pitches the Hibird as an entry-level 4K bird camera: 4K video at up to 30 fps and 8 MP stills. A PIR sensor reacts to warm bodies, which Camojojo says helps catch fast-moving birds. Live streaming runs at 1080p, so the 4K detail shows up in recordings, not the live view. Full-color night vision covers low light.
Sound features
Two-way audio lets you talk through the camera, and the feeder can play customized birdsong to attract birds. It also has squirrel-repelling alarms you trigger from the app; reviewers of other brands’ alarms, such as TechRadar on Birdfy’s, found sound-based deterrents do little against determined squirrels.
AI ID and the app
The listing advertises AI recognition of up to 10,000 species, automatic sorting of bird photos and an AI chat assistant, plus family sharing. It doesn’t say whether ID is free or part of a plan, so we rate it as unclear. If species names matter, confirm the terms in the app, or pick a feeder with free ID from our no-subscription guide. The true cost calculator lets you add a custom plan price.
Power, Wi-Fi and build
No solar panel is listed in this bundle, so you’ll charge it or add a panel; a 3 W USB-C solar panel is the cheapest route, if the camera charges over USB-C (check before buying). Camojojo sells a separate Hibird 4K Solar listing that showed $134.99 in search results, but we didn’t verify its specs.
Dual-band Wi-Fi is the Hibird’s practical advantage: 5 GHz is faster near the router, while 2.4 GHz reaches farther. Most rivals are 2.4 GHz only. Check your spot in the placement checker, and read smart bird feeder Wi-Fi problems for range tips. The housing is IP66, the hopper holds 1.5 L, and the warranty is 12 months. The listing doesn’t detail mounting hardware, so plan on a pole kit and a baffle.
Setup tips
Use 5 GHz only if the feeder is close to the router and the signal is strong; 2.4 GHz travels farther through walls, which usually matters more in a yard. Turn the birdsong playback on sparingly, since it can disturb neighbors and isn’t a substitute for the right seed. The bird attractor tool shows which foods bring which species in your region.
What to weigh
- 4K recordings and dual-band Wi-Fi are real strengths.
- No solar in this bundle and unclear AI terms add uncertainty and cost.
- No independent test we could cite.
Alternatives
- Birdfy Metal 2 4K: 4K, dual-band, built-in solar, metal body and free ID for $219.99.
- Kiwibit Solar 4K: 4K HDR with a tested solar roof for $169.98; ID costs extra or comes with the Lifetime AI version.
- Birdfy Feeder 2 Pro: tracked 2K close-ups and free ID.
The verdict
The Hibird 4K is a credible 4K feeder with dual-band Wi-Fi, but without solar and with unclear AI terms it’s hard to recommend over the Birdfy Metal 2 4K. Consider it if you already have a panel and mainly want 4K recordings. Check the Camojojo Hibird 4K on Amazon, or see the full ranking in our best bird feeder cameras of 2026.
Accessories and supplies for the Camojojo Hibird 4K
Official and universal add-ons sold on Amazon: poles and baffles, solar, storage and the seed you'll keep buying. Check the listing confirms your exact model before you buy.
- Mounting109-inch heavy-duty bird feeder pole kit with 5-prong baseUniversal fit
Every feeder here needs a pole for the most squirrel-resistant setup; none include one. Adjustable height and a hook suit hanging Bird Buddy and Perky-Pet feeders. Birdfy and Kiwibit feeders clamp to a pole with their own bracket; check the pole diameter against the bracket.
- Squirrel-proofing19-inch squirrel baffle for bird feeder polesUniversal fit
A wide baffle on a pole placed about 10 ft from jump-off points beats any squirrel feature built into a feeder. Mount it 4–5 ft up; a baffle doesn't help if squirrels can jump from a roof, fence or branch.
- Solar3 W USB-C solar panel for bird feeder cameras, 360° swivel bracketCompatible, third-party
Adds solar to a USB-C camera feeder that shipped without a panel, or replaces a damaged one. Check your camera charges over USB-C and that the cable reaches a sunny spot; a weatherproof port cover matters.
- SeedWagner's 76027 Black Oil Sunflower Wild Bird Food, 25 lbUniversal fit
The one seed nearly every feeder bird eats. Buying 25 lb at a time keeps the cost per pound low, and over 13,000 Amazon ratings say the bags are consistent.
- SeedMorning Song Sunflower Hearts & Chips Wild Bird Seed, 10 lbUniversal fit
Hulled sunflower: no shells to clog a camera tray or pile up under the feeder, and small birds eat it faster. Costs more per pound than in-shell seed. Keep it dry; FeederWatch notes hulled seed spoils faster than seed in the shell.
- SeedPennington Select Safflower Seed, 15 lbUniversal fit
Cardinals, titmice and doves take it; squirrels and grackles mostly don't. A good switch when the feeder is being raided.
- SeedWagner's 62050 Nyjer Seed Wild Bird Food, 10 lbUniversal fit
The goldfinch and siskin seed. Nyjer is tiny and spills from most open-tray camera feeders. Use it in a separate small-port finch feeder placed in view of the camera, or a hopper with fine ports.
- SuetHeath DD4-10 All Season High Energy Suet Cakes (10-pack)Universal fit
Woodpeckers, nuthatches, chickadees and wrens. Put a suet cage next to a seed camera feeder, or use a suet-ball holder where the feeder supports one.
- SuetC&S Hot Pepper Delight No-Melt Suet DoughUniversal fit
No-melt suet for warm months, with hot pepper that squirrels tend to leave alone while birds eat it normally.
- MealwormsI LOVE WORMS Dried Mealworms, 5 lbUniversal fit
The bluebird magnet, and a favorite of wrens, chickadees and robins. A small handful in a tray-style camera feeder brings species that ignore seed.
Compatibility checked November 2026. More in our bird feeder camera accessories guide.
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