Humbirdy SH68C Hummingbird Feeder Camera

The Humbirdy SH68C hummingbird feeder camera pairs a feeder with app-based video and bird identification. Its listing claims 4K 30fps video, 120fps slow motion, solar assistance and no subscription fees, but customer feedback is mixed on leakage and value.

At a glance

The listing describes 4K 30fps video and 10x slow motion at 120fps, alongside a 1.9-inch closer-focus claim.
It advertises free AI bird identification in the Humbirdy app and no monthly subscription fees.
A listed 3W solar panel has a 10ft cable. The feeder is also described as battery powered.
An ant moat and leakproof design are claimed, though customer feedback on leakage is mixed.

Price

$209.00Save 25%

Reference price: ~~$279.00~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Video, slow-motion capture and bird identification are presented together for observing hummingbirds in an app.
The listed solar panel and 10ft cable may suit a feeder placed where the panel can receive sunlight.
The listing claims the app's bird identification is free and that no monthly subscription is required.

Technical specifications

13 specifications

Identity
Brand	Humbirdy
Model	SH68C
Colour	Red

Camera and app
Video claim	4k 8MP Ultra HD Video with 30fps
Slow-motion claim	10x Slow Motion with 120fps
Close-focus claim	1.9" Closer Focus
Bird identification	Free AI Bird Identification

Power and connectivity
Power configuration	Battery Powered
Solar panel claim	3W Efficient solar panel with a 10ft long cable
Wi-Fi claim	2.4/5G Dual Band Wi-Fi

Feeder features
Ant control	Built-In Ant Moat
Leakage claim	Leakproof

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	7.9L x 6.5W x 22H centimetres

What to know before buying

The listing calls the product solar powered and lists a 3W solar panel, but its power-source field says “Battery Powered.” Confirm what power components come with the selected listing and how the feeder is powered. Wi-Fi is described as “2.4/5G” or “2.4G&5G.” This is Wi-Fi-band wording, not evidence of cellular 5G. The 4K, frame-rate, focus and leakproof statements are listing claims. Customer feedback is mixed on leakage, so consider that uncertainty if spills would be a concern.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Hummingbird watchers seeking app-based video, slow-motion capture and bird identification.
Buyers able to place the feeder and its solar panel where the listed cable can reach a suitable sunny spot.

Less suited to

Buyers who need a clearly specified power arrangement or reliable assurance against leakage before purchase.
Anyone looking for cellular 5G connectivity rather than dual-band Wi-Fi.

Humbirdy SH68C Hummingbird Feeder Camera · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 115 ratings

5 stars75%75%
4 stars9%9%
3 stars11%11%
2 stars2%2%
1 star3%3%

Customer feedback highlights easy setup, straightforward software, clear photos and video, bird identification and easy cleaning. Those reported strengths may matter to buyers who want to view hummingbirds through an app, while feedback is mixed on leakage and value. The listing claims 4K video and a leakproof design, but customer impressions do not verify either claim, and the mixed leakage feedback makes spill concerns worth weighing.

Positive themes

Customers report easy setup and straightforward software.
Customer feedback describes crisp, clear photos and video and appreciates bird identification.
Customers report that the feeder works well and is easy to clean.

Mixed feedback

Customer feedback is mixed on leakage.
Customer feedback is also mixed on value for money.

Frequently asked questions

Does the SH68C require a subscription?

The listing says there are no monthly fees and describes free AI bird identification in the Humbirdy app.

Is it solar powered or battery powered?

Both descriptions appear in the listing. It advertises a 3W solar panel with a 10ft cable, while the power-source field says “Battery Powered.” Confirm the power arrangement and included components for the selected listing.

What video and slow-motion specifications are claimed?

The listing claims 4K 8MP video at 30fps and 10x slow motion at 120fps. These are listing claims, not independently verified performance.

Does “5G” mean cellular 5G?

No such cellular capability is established. The listing describes 2.4/5G dual-band Wi-Fi, which refers to Wi-Fi wording.