Stralith enters the crowded pet feeder market with a clear focus: video quality. The 2K camera is the headline feature here, and it delivers. Most feeders in this price bracket settle for 1080p, but the Stralith captures sharper detail—you can actually see the texture of the kibble and your pet’s whiskers. The 145-degree wide-angle lens covers the bowl and surrounding area, so you get a full view of mealtime. Night vision kicks in automatically when the lights go down, and it’s genuinely usable, not grainy.

The app handles scheduling without fuss. You can set up to ten meals per day, with portions ranging from one to fifteen (roughly 10g per serving). That granularity matters if you’re managing a pet’s weight or portioning out medication. The 6-liter hopper holds enough dry food for a small dog or a multi-cat household for about two weeks. Dual-band WiFi (2.4GHz and 5GHz) means it connects reliably even if your router is in another room. Up to ten family members can access the feed and two-way audio, which is useful for households where multiple people share pet duty.

A few practical notes: the stainless steel bowl is a plus for hygiene, but the unit’s 15-inch height takes up counter space. The two-way audio works well for calling your pet to dinner, but the speaker quality is adequate rather than impressive. If your primary concern is seeing your pet clearly—especially in low light—this is one of the better options at this price.