Incubators for Hatching 36 Eggs with Automatic Egg Turning and Humidity Monitoring - 4 Automatic Incubation Modes for Chicken Duck Goose Pigeon

The egg turner don’t work so great and can’t really view the eggs hatching since it has to say in the insulation box. It works just not a great experience using this product. The packaging and items included were great. The humidity thermometer not accurate either.

Do not buy this piece of crap! Rollers only work if you push the button, the humidity is all over the place if you ad less water it in an hour it's down 40 degrees. I hate this thing you can't see the eggs unless you open the lid and the lid is such a pain to put on cause how much Styrofoam DO NOT BUY!!

It worked great and on the 21 day out of twelve aggs nine hatched wonderfully. Three are still in the incubator. and the price of this incubator was very good. It has an alarm and what I like most about it is the DC connection in case we lost power, but we didn’t but it’s nice to have that option. The only thing bad I can say about it is I didn’t want to take the foam off because instruction says that it helps with the heat, but I was impatient and wanted to see my chicks when they were hatching so I just cut an opening and I put some saran wrap around the ledge of itand and that did the w and that did the work

Can’t see through top so when sitting in its foam box you can’t see eggs or if chicks hatching. No humidity monitor

Absolutely love this! Easy to set up and out of 28 eggs I had 23 successfully hatch and are doing great. Will definitely buy again. No noise at all and great value for money.

I.love this incubator. I have had 2 successful hatches so far. I would have given 5 stars, but the humidity was wrong. I had to lower the amount of humidity during the lockdown. The chicks were way to wet when hatching. I suggest getting a small monitor from the pet store to watch both temp and humidity.

The media could not be loaded. For the price, I cannot say I'm impressed thus far. Humidity wouldn't budget from 90% - 95% until I removed all the water 36 hours ago. Humidity is still at 71% and it needs to be between 45% and 50% for Quail eggs. I've since ordered a digital Humidity reader because I'm not sure if the incubator is actually accurate in reading Humidity, or if it's a design flaw. I paid good money for rare colored Quail (eggs), so I'll be pretty disappointed if they don't hatch due to the inconsistent Humidity.The rollers are neat... or so I thought. It rolls the Quail eggs right up to the front of the "container" and they'll be smushed against the plastic. I have to keep opening the top to move eggs to the back of the rollers.And of course, the day after I paid $79.99.. it was on sale for $69.99... If definitely would have liked to have spent less because it's not worth the $80...My $40 incubator works better, is accurate, also tells you how many days the eggs have been in, and I had a 90% hatch rate for Chickens last year...I guess we will see what happens to my expensive Quail eggs 🤷🏼‍♀️Added a digital temo/humidity reader ..Yeah, this incubator is WAY off

Large egg capacity with variable sizes. Easy to set up. Easy to mute alarm when coming up to temperature and checking eggs or removing the rollers. High hatch rate. Will see the durability in the coming months. Not much power consumption. Worth the investment. Easy to clean. Like the added insulation box. As my house drops below 70 at night.Excited to see how my goose hatch will go soon.