The Petlibro One RFID Automatic WiFi App-Controlled Cat Feeder has a Design that is not entirely pet-friendly. Some features require a sub-scription, and the feeder needs to be connected to WiFi and an app to work.
The RFID tag reading works well and allows for automatic feeding as scheduled.
The feeder mechanism for opening and closing the food chamber is quiet and seamless.
The bowl design makes it difficult for cats to access all the food, and the RFID tag can clang against the bowl.
Tip: Replace with a ceramic bowl.
Many users report that the feeder stops working after a short period, and parts get stuck.
Some of the features require a subscription, and this is not clearly mentioned in the product description. Users find this annoying and not worth the cost.
The quality of the product has alarmingly declined over time, with frequent reports of issues and poor build quality.
mixed to a bit negative
angry
Factors: Poor build quality, Frequent jamming of parts
The feeder allows for controlled access to food, all while using RFID design issues make it less suitable.
"the collar that this feeder came with works fine."
"I have already had one of these units. Love it. No complaints"
While the Petlibro One RFID Automatic WiFi App-Controlled Cat Feeder offers some useful features, quality and reliability concerns, along with design flaws, make it a less than ideal choice for many users.
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