Head to Head

Automatic Dog & Cat Feeder with Camera, 8L/34 Cups, 1080P Night Vision WiFi vs Fi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)

A side-by-side comparison of specs, price, and where each one wins.

Automatic Dog & Cat Feeder with Camera, 8L/34 Cups, 1080P Night Vision WiFi

Automatic Dog & Cat Feeder with Camera, 8L/34 Cups, 1080P Night Vision WiFi

7.6/10Check Price
Fi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)

Fi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)

7.1/10Check Price

Specs, side by side

FeatureAutomatic Dog & Cat Feeder with Camera, 8L/34 Cups, 1080P Night Vision WiFiFi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)
Price$119.99$149.00
Hopper capacity8 L / ~34 cups dry food
Camera1080p with infrared night vision
Connectivity2.4GHz WiFi only (no 5GHz, no Ethernet)LTE-M cellular + Bluetooth + Wi-Fi base station
Battery backupBackup cells supported; runtime undisclosed
Kibble compatibilityRoughly 2-15 mm round or oval pieces
Subscription requirementRequired; 6-month membership included, then roughly US$99-$199/yr per Fi's published pricing as of early 2026, subject to change
Battery lifeUp to 3 months claimed (manufacturer figure)
Water and dust resistanceIP68-rated module (manufacturer-listed)
Fit and size (Medium, gray)Medium band; module fits Fi bands only

Automatic Dog & Cat Feeder with Camera, 8L/34 Cups, 1080P Night Vision WiFi

A lot of hardware for $120: big hopper, decent night vision, real portion control. The app and the 2.4GHz-only radio are where the corners got cut.

Best for: Owners of one or two dry-food pets who travel or work long shifts, want to check in visually, and have a mesh or dual-band router that still broadcasts a 2.4GHz network.

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Fi Series 3+ Smart Dog Tracker Collar (Gray, Medium)

Excellent escape-artist hardware wrapped around a subscription and a coverage question Canadian buyers have to answer before they click buy.

Best for: Owners of fence-jumpers, sighthounds and door-dashers who live in strong LTE-M coverage areas and are fine paying an annual data fee on top of the collar.

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