The product being reviewed is the "Glass Hummingbird Feeder With Camera" by TT Nature. Here's a summary of the review:
**Pros:**
* The feeder has a glass globe that provides better insulation for nectar and keeps it fresh for longer.
* The camera is 2K HD quality, allowing for clear video footage of hummingbirds.
* The feeder comes with an ant moat to prevent squirrels from reaching the seed.
**Cons:**
* Cleaning the feeder is difficult due to its shape and size.
* Squirrels can still damage the feeder by chewing on it.
* The feeder's durability could be improved, as shown in tests where animals chewed off the edges of other feeders.
**Test results:**
* In a test, the reviewer found that squirrels were attracted to the feeder and damaged it despite its squirrel-proof design.
* Another reviewer used an aftermarket baffle and seed treated with capsaicin to keep squirrels away from their bird feeder, but these methods only provided temporary solutions.
**Recommendation:**
* The reviewer recommends keeping feeders at least 5 feet off the ground, 7 feet away from structures, and 9 feet away from anything a squirrel could jump from.
* Alternatively, using an aftermarket baffle or seed treated with capsaicin may help keep squirrels away.
**Subscription options:**
The article is behind a paywall, requiring a subscription to access the full review.
**Pros:**
* The feeder has a glass globe that provides better insulation for nectar and keeps it fresh for longer.
* The camera is 2K HD quality, allowing for clear video footage of hummingbirds.
* The feeder comes with an ant moat to prevent squirrels from reaching the seed.
**Cons:**
* Cleaning the feeder is difficult due to its shape and size.
* Squirrels can still damage the feeder by chewing on it.
* The feeder's durability could be improved, as shown in tests where animals chewed off the edges of other feeders.
**Test results:**
* In a test, the reviewer found that squirrels were attracted to the feeder and damaged it despite its squirrel-proof design.
* Another reviewer used an aftermarket baffle and seed treated with capsaicin to keep squirrels away from their bird feeder, but these methods only provided temporary solutions.
**Recommendation:**
* The reviewer recommends keeping feeders at least 5 feet off the ground, 7 feet away from structures, and 9 feet away from anything a squirrel could jump from.
* Alternatively, using an aftermarket baffle or seed treated with capsaicin may help keep squirrels away.
**Subscription options:**
The article is behind a paywall, requiring a subscription to access the full review.
I gotta say, this feeder thingy has some cool features, like that 2K HD camera 
and glass globe for keeping nectar fresh. But, man, cleaning it's like trying to solve a puzzle 
... it's just too hard due to its shape 
. And squirrels are still sneaky 
, they can chew through it even with that ant moat thingy 
. I'm kinda surprised the reviewers didn't find a way to keep 'em out tho 
. Maybe just moving the feeder far away from everything squirrel-related 
is the answer? Not sure, but definitely thinking of getting one for my yard 
! 
Firstly, I love that the feeder has a glass globe thingy to keep nectar fresh but honestly who wants to deal with all the hassle of cleaning a weirdly shaped bird feeder? 
And don't even get me started on the camera aspect, 2K HD is cool and all but like do I really need to watch squirrels trying to steal birdseed all day? 
I'm not buying it. If you want to keep your birdseed safe, just put it in a squirrel-proof container or something and be done with it 
rather than spending money on this fancy feeder. Subscription options? More like "you gotta pay me to waste my time reading about your bird feeder woes" 
, but I gotta say, it's a bit of a mixed bag. On one hand, having 2K HD quality on the camera is super useful for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers like myself. It's amazing to see those tiny hummingbirds in high def! 
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But if you're looking for a hassle-free solution, maybe consider something else. 
it's like a glass globe thingy and it has a camera inside to capture those adorable hummingbirds 2K HD quality tho! but gotta say cleaning it is a total pain in the butt because of its weird shape lol. also squirrels can still chew through it, what a bummer! 
. And squirrels can still manage to get to it? That's just wild 
. I've seen these feeders before and they're always getting chewed up by animals... it's like they're begging for trouble 
.
! However, cleaning it out? forget about it 
! The design is super tricky and all that squee stuff just builds up... I guess squirrels are just too clever for these feeders 
. But, if u wanna keep ur feeder safe from those bushy-tailed critters, u gotta put it in a strategic spot - at least 5 feet off the ground! Anyways, I'm all about tryin' out new gadgets, so I might just cop me this Glass Hummingbird Feeder With Camera 
!
! And don't even get me started on how hard it is to keep squirrels from chewing through the whole thing. I've seen videos of these feeders just disintegrating in a matter of minutes 
, but then you find out that squirrels can still get to it if you don't put it up at least 9 feet away from anything they can jump off. I mean, come on! 
. But, come on, cleaning this feeder is like trying to clean a mini pool - it's gonna be a pain 
. I mean, if squirrels can still damage it despite its squirrel-proof design, that's just not selling me 
and the ant moat is a genius idea - it's like a built-in squirrel blocker 
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but honestly, how long do you think this thing is gonna last before squirrels chew through it again? my friend's bird feeder lasted like a week before they had to replace it 
I mean, who wouldn't want to watch hummingbirds in 2K HD quality all day?! 
has anyone else had issues with feeders being too squirrel-proof?