Bird-X BirdXPeller Pro Electronic Bird Preventer Version 1, Sonic Bird Decoy Device, Perfect for Pigeons, Starlings, Sparrows, and Gulls, Covers up to 1 Acre, 3-5 kHz Frequency

Did an excellent job of getting rid of nesting sparrows in the barn

Happy to have been able to return for refund

This offer comes with a US plug! Despite the description, does it not work with a Battery!! If you get it to run it does what it is supposed to. Yet the switches are very tiny. Instructions are only in english.

It worked wonderfully for us. We have 25 blueberry bushes planted fairly close together in one area in direct sunlight and the berries always grow; but in past years the birds ate 90% of them and we only got a few quarts. The birds (blue jays, black birds (with yellow and orange under their wings), robins, even crows) were there early in the morning when we got up and we would chase them away, but they kept coming back. Some of the birds (the blue jays) would even land on the bushes next to us last year when we were picking berries. But this year within a few days of setting up the Bird-X BirdXPeller Pro the birds started leaving. The last to leave were a few Robins (who must have been near deaf), but after a few weeks they left also. I set the unit up about 20 feet from the berries. I changed the predator prey calls twice during the season and I only had it turned on about half volume. We have about five acres, three quarters of it is treed, and I only set it loud enough to cover the cultivated acre. So the noise wasn't loud enough to bother our neighbour, but the birds heard it, as we hoped they would. We definitely are very pleased with the results. We filed a freezer with our berries this year.

Muy buen equipo, ahuyenta excelente

No se si sea porque en mty, no hay esas aves depredadoras pero las palomas hasta se pasean cerca del artefacto, no me sirvió. Me han funcionado las estatuillas de búho 🦉

Don't waste your money. This thing is poorly constructed, ineffective garbage and should be avoided. After several weeks of use, following the directions exactly, it did absolutely nothing to deter starlings and pigeons. More importantly, it's cheap, and poorly built. The clear plastic cover to the control panel collects moisture and fogs in even the lightest rain, completely blocking the light sensor and preventing it from turning on. Water also easily seeps into the unit itself, ultimately breaking mine completely. In other words, it's not built to be used outdoors. Which is a problem, considering - you know - that's where birds live.