Egg Incubator for Hatching Chicks, Automatic Egg Turner Holds 12 Eggs, Smart Incubator 360° Clear Window with Temperature Display Egg Candler for Small Poultry Chickens Ducks Quails Eggs

Hay guys I am jennie , where to start well ,i bought 13 incubators in the last year .keep giving away and buying.could not control the temp or humidity and out 30 to 40 eggs only 4 to 7 hatched so got rid of all incubator and bought 3 of these. temperatures stay at 99.9 to 101 and my humidity stays at 55 to 60 frist 18 days. and now at lock down I keep it at 65 to 71 ,now I will say I put just a teaspoon of water in each and it goes to 52 to 53 .now what I do is open the draw and take the little spray bottle that came with the set up. I give it 1 or 2 squirts not a full squirt then shut draw and humidity stay at 65 to 70 no problem very simple. I love these incubators and all of my 30 eggs right now are moving and ready to hatch .I am going to have a very good hatch rate and I am going to buy one more of these incubators .so my opinion is it is the best incubator out there I spent thousands of dollars i know.so guy go buy one you won't regret it .good luck jennie.

This incubator is surprisingly sturdy for its size and price! The build feels solid and well put together, and it looks sleek on the counter—not bulky or ugly like some others I’ve seen. I love the 360° clear window because it lets you easily monitor everything without having to open it and mess with the humidity.Speaking of humidity, the control on this unit is very reliable. It holds steady throughout the process, and the temperature display is easy to read. It’s very user-friendly—even as a beginner, I had no trouble setting it up. The egg turner works like a charm, and it’s not too loud either, just a gentle hum that’s not disruptive.Storage-wise, it’s compact enough to tuck away when not in use but still holds a good number of eggs (perfect for small poultry projects). Overall, it’s a great value and does the job well. I definitely recommend it for hatching chicken, duck, or quail eggs!

Wow—this incubator is everything I hoped for and more! From the moment I set it up, I was impressed. It’s smart, incredibly user-friendly, and built with thoughtful features. The instructions are crystal clear, with pictures that make setup a breeze—even for a first-timer.I set the temperature to 99.4°F (setting +/- increment of 0.5°F steps), and within about 12 minutes, it was fully preheated with water inside. At first, the temp fluctuated a bit (my room was a chilly 60°F), but the manual had the perfect solution: use the included foam box for insulation. I’m so glad I didn’t throw it away—once I placed the unit in the foam, the temperature locked in beautifully at 99.3°F and stayed there!The built-in alarm is a lifesaver. If the temperature goes out of range, it beeps to alert you right away—huge peace of mind.And let’s talk features—this thing is loaded! It can hold up to 36 eggs (yes, 36!) and includes a built-in egg tester for candling—just press a button and shine the light through the egg to check progress. So cool! It also has an automatic egg-turner that gently rotates the eggs on its own—no manual flipping needed. Total game changer.Another awesome bonus: it comes with a flexible, custom-made rotating frame that adjusts to fit different egg sizes. Whether you’re hatching chicken eggs, duck eggs, or even making Balut like I am, it adapts easily. That’s such a thoughtful and practical touch.Honestly, this incubator makes the entire process effortless, reliable, and fun. If you're thinking about hatching eggs at home, don’t hesitate—this machine is the real deal. I’m thrilled!

Got my incubator in today and although I am excited to try and hatch I am nervous at the same time because we spent a pretty penny on the eggs that are about to go in this incubator. So pros and cons-Pros: package arrived very secure, was easy to set up (just plugged it in filled the bottle it came with adjusted the temperature) and then we are supposed to put the eggs in. Incubator is very quiet, so far seems to be working well upon turning on.Cons: very basic and poor instructions, only has 2 temperature settings? (One that is the target temperature and the other that is the actual temperature that the incubator is reading??? and no humidity setting at all.I am still kind of torn at the moment whether to keep this and give it a shot (like I said the batch we are wanting to put in there cost a lot of money so not sure I want to risk it) or to return. Personally speaking I think if you don’t have a lot invested and it’s just an experiment type situation, this is a great learning experience and probably will work. I read reviews and this incubator has decent reviews. Like I said I still have some other eggs that are fertile that I could experiment with so I may keep and give it a shot and see what happens. I guess I’m a see it to believe it kinda person. So I’ll keep the 4 stars for now and update if I do keep and see something actually happen!Update: so I turned the incubator on, tried multiple ways of “if” I were to put an egg in what it would be like. Temperature wise, it’s there, but humidity wise, this incubator is out of control!! I thought “maybe if I dry hatch style” tried the sponge/shoe string for a few days and humidity was 70%+; tried the bottle with tubing and humidity was even higher (89-90%), so finally I gave up cleaned it and dried it up, gathered all original materials and placed everything back in the box. I would definitely discourage anyone who is trying to hatch chickens (especially novice) from purchasing this incubator. Maybe someone who is more experienced would have better luck! I’m not that experienced!

After fully reading the instructions most, if not all, of the issues mentioned in other reviews are easily addressed.It can hold up to 36 regular chicken eggs but not XL eggs.I was able to fit 56 Serama eggs in the incubator just fine.I had no issues with stable temperatures or humidity.There is a guide that explains how to use the tray to control the humidity, I just had to experiment with the settings for my climate and natural humidity.Overall I like the incubator and will be keeping it.I was even able to hatch guinea fowl eggs just fine and without any losses.