As the title says, the camera itself is quite good. It was easy to get assembled and into the ground. The WiFi connection is quite poor, so I recommend buying it only if you have a feeder close enough to your router (ours is placed on the router side of the house, close to the house wall, yet still doesn’t have full bars). The video quality is good enough, but only if you put the camera close to the feeder, as the video is somewhat pixely- anything in the background will become a blob. Can’t tell if this is a connection issue or a camera quality issue, but either way it’s acceptable in my opinion. The camera died on its second day, and wasn’t seeming to get any power from the solar panel, but I’m unsure whether it was due to the weather being cloudy or the charger not being in correctly, but it seems to be working well now, and the camera is easy to twist off the post and charge indoors. The roof for the camera doesn’t cover it well, so I’m worried about how it will handle poor weather, but there is a gasket covering the charging port and button area, so I’m hoping that’s enough. Haven’t used it at night yet, so no feedback there. However, the features for talking through the camera and sounding an alarm work, but the alarm doesn’t blink as I think I saw in the photos.
As for the app, terribly designed and coded. Many issues both signing up, navigating, and viewing birds. Identifying birds through the app requires either posting the video publicly or paying for a subscription, and the posting didn’t even work for me as it froze on 99%. Plus I didn’t want to post videos of my yard to begin with. After much pain, the app does in fact let you watch and play with the camera fairly easily but any other parts of it are a nightmare to use, so don’t buy it for any other features.