Head to head
oneisall 5G WiFi Dual Bowl vs HoneyGuaridan A36 (2027)
Head-to-head: oneisall 5G WiFi Automatic Cat Feeder versus HoneyGuaridan A36 on app control, portion delivery, capacity, and price tier.
oneisall 5G WiFi Automatic Cat Feeder for 2 Cats
The dual-bowl 5G WiFi feeder built for two cats eating side by side.
- Capacity: 5 L (about 20 cups)
- Connectivity: 5G and 2.4G WiFi with app control
HoneyGuaridan A36 Automatic Cat Feeder for Two Cats
A budget dual-bowl feeder with a splitter made for two-cat meals.
- Capacity: About 3.5 L
- Meals per day: About up to 6
Our recommendation
Choose the oneisall 5G WiFi feeder for app scheduling, a feeding log, and dual-band WiFi. Choose the HoneyGuaridan A36 for the same two-bowl fairness on a plain timer at a budget price. Both serve two cats at the same moment; the decision is smart features versus simplicity.
Control: app versus timer
The oneisall schedules through an app with remote extra feeds, a feeding log, and alerts. The A36 programs on the unit and never touches a network. Travelers and schedule-tinkerers get more from the oneisall; owners who want set-and-forget get more peace from the A36.
Capacity and refills
The oneisall's roughly 5 L hopper holds about 20 cups, roughly ten days of food for two adult cats, so refills are infrequent. The A36's smaller hopper turns over faster and needs topping up sooner, which also means its kibble spends less time sitting in the hopper.
Portion splitting
Both deliver one dispensed portion across two bowls, so neither is exact to the gram. The oneisall delivers each portion, about 10 g, equally to both bowls and lets you set portions per meal in the app; the A36 keeps portion steps on the unit and coarser.
Choose oneisall 5G WiFi Automatic Cat Feeder for 2 Cats if…
- You want app scheduling, remote feeds, and a feeding log
- Your cats eat enough that a larger 5 L hopper matters
- You plan to adjust portions often for weight management
Choose HoneyGuaridan A36 Automatic Cat Feeder for Two Cats if…
- You want two-cat feeding at the lowest sensible price
- You prefer a timer with no app, account, or WiFi
- Your cats eat peacefully and portions can be approximate
Questions, answered
Which is fairer for two cats?
Both serve simultaneously, which is the main fairness factor. The oneisall's equal per-bowl delivery and app portion control give it a small edge for cats on measured diets.
Which is simpler to live with?
The A36. It never depends on a network, an account, or an app update. The oneisall asks for a WiFi setup in exchange for remote control and a feeding log.
Which should a first-time buyer choose?
The A36 if budget and simplicity lead; the oneisall if you know you will use app control and the feeding log. Either beats a single bowl shared by two cats.