PETKIT YumShare Dual-Hopper 2 with Camera
A second-generation two-hopper dry-food camera feeder with dual-band Wi-Fi. Video recognition identifies pets in footage; it does not control which animal eats.
Who it may suit
A household that wants a two-hopper dry-food feeder, remote camera viewing, and can use the documented kibble-size limits.
Who should look elsewhere
A wet-food home, a buyer who needs each pet physically blocked from the other pet’s bowl, or a buyer expecting camera use during battery backup.
In-depth buying review
A fit to consider if you want two dry-food hoppers and remote camera viewing. Its limits are the kibble-size rules, subscription-based video replay, and recognition that does not control which pet eats.
Sources: Dual-hopper capacity · Food-size limits · Camera functions · Replay subscription · Video pet recognition- The two hoppers share 5 L / 21 cups of capacity and each supports 1–10 portions per scheduled meal. Sources: Dual-hopper capacity · Portions
- PETKIT lists 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi, live viewing, two-way audio, and before-and-after bowl images. Sources: Wi-Fi · Camera functions
- Stored schedules continue offline according to PETKIT; separately purchased D batteries preserve schedules during outages, though the camera turns off on battery power. Sources: Offline schedules · Backup limitations
- It is for dry food only; regular kibble must be under 12 mm and freeze-dried food under 9 mm. Sources: Food-size limits
- PETKIT's claimed recognition of up to 15 pets identifies them in video; it is not selective feeder access. Sources: Video pet recognition
- Video replay requires a subscription, and the camera switches off when running on backup batteries. Sources: Replay subscription · Backup limitations
Dry-food flexibility, within size limits
The two hoppers share 5 L / 21 cups of capacity, and each supports 1–10 portions per scheduled meal. This is a dry-food feeder: regular kibble must be under 12 mm and freeze-dried food under 9 mm, so check your pet's food before choosing it.
Sources: Dual-hopper capacity · Portions · Food-size limitsRemote viewing is not access control
PETKIT lists live viewing, two-way audio, and before-and-after bowl images, and the P592 supports both 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi. PETKIT claims facial recognition for up to 15 pets, but that identifies pets in video rather than controlling which animal can eat. Video replay requires a subscription; live viewing and scheduled feeding are separate features.
Sources: Camera functions · Wi-Fi · Video pet recognition · Replay subscriptionOutage behavior and intended pets
PETKIT says stored schedules continue when the feeder is offline. Four separately purchased D batteries provide outage backup for schedules, but the camera turns off on battery power; PETKIT also warns the batteries are for emergency backup, not sole power. The bowl is 304 stainless steel, the body is ABS, and PETKIT positions the about-2.5-kg feeder for cats and small-breed dogs.
Sources: Offline schedules · Backup limitations · Intended pets · MaterialsCommon buying questions
Can I connect the P592 to 5 GHz Wi-Fi?
Yes. PETKIT lists support for both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi.
Sources: Wi-FiWill pet recognition stop one animal from eating another's food?
No. PETKIT describes recognition as identifying pets in video, not selective feeder access.
Sources: Video pet recognitionDoes the camera keep working on backup batteries?
No. PETKIT says the schedules continue on battery backup but the camera turns off. The four D batteries are separately purchased and intended for emergency backup, not sole power.
Sources: Backup limitations · Intended petsBased on the linked manufacturer documentation for PETKIT P592. We have not tested this product hands-on or verified its current Amazon US listing.
Verified details for this exact model
| Model identity | Official PETKIT page and manual identify model P592. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
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| Dual-hopper capacity | Total dual-hopper capacity is 5 L / 21 cups. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Portions | Each hopper supports 1–10 portions per scheduled meal. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Food-size limits | Dry food only: regular kibble under 12 mm and freeze-dried food under 9 mm. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Wi-Fi | Supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi, unlike P591's 2.4 GHz-only listing. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Camera functions | Camera offers live viewing, two-way audio, and before/after bowl images. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Video pet recognition | PETKIT claims facial recognition of up to 15 pets; this is identification in video, not selective lid access. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Replay subscription | Video replay requires a subscription; live and scheduled-feeding capabilities are separate features. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Backup limitations | Four separately purchased D batteries are outage backup; schedules continue but the camera turns off on battery power. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Offline schedules | Stored schedules continue when the feeder is offline according to PETKIT. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Materials | Bowl is 304 stainless steel, body ABS, and machine weight is about 2.5 kg. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
| Intended pets | PETKIT positions the product for cats and small-breed dogs and warns batteries are for emergency backup, not sole power. | Source ↗ · checked September 26, 2026 |
Trade-offs to weigh
- Pet recognition is for camera identification, not selective feeder access. See Video pet recognition
- Video replay needs a subscription and the camera switches off on backup batteries. See Replay subscription · See Backup limitations
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Sources and current listing
- Product documentation ↗ · checked September 26, 2026
These are documented features, not measured test results. Confirm the exact variant, seller, current price, condition, and availability before buying.