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TL;DR:Announced at CES 2025,Portugal the Birdfy Bath Pro is available to pre-order for $199.99 at Birdfy.

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Opens in a new window Credit: Birdfy Birdfy Bath Pro Pre-order for $199 at Birdfy

Did you think that there wouldn't be anything for bird enthusiasts at CES 2025? You fool. Of course there would be. CES is all about dazzling prototypes, cutting-edge technology, and important announcements from the leading brands in tech, so why wouldn't bird-related technology be front and center?

We know there is already a lot to consider from CES 2025, but the Birdfy Bath Pro deserves its moment in the spotlight.

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This camera-equipped smart bird bath lets you to check in on your beaked friends as they freshen up in your bird bath. It comes with wide angle and auto-tracking lenses, and has the option for an AI analysis add-on that promises to recognize repeat visitors and even take highlight photos.

The Birdfy Bath Pro is listed at $249.99 and is slated to ship in March 2025. However, if you pre-order now you save $50 on list price.

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