Egg Incubator, 12 Eggs Incubator for Hatching Eggs, Digital Incubator Chicken Egg Incubator with Automatic Egg Turning and Water Adding for Hatching Chickens Birds Ducks

We are brand new to owning chicken and hatching chickens. I tried the incubator out with just 1 egg and it worked like a charm. Only complaint I'd have was the bottle of water that you put on there would spill for a second when you first flip it. But it wasn't a big issue and was easy to clean up. Our chick hatched and was healthy.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: This incubator birthed my conure eggs to life, very satisfied with this product:)

I've had this incubator for several months now and it's not my favorite, but it IS functional. This is great for beginners or if you only have a few eggs to hatch. Pros: -Comes with perfectly fitted styrofo box to maintain temperature -Plug in and walk away -Affordable Cons: -If you use the Styrofoam box, you don't really see the eggs. So make sure to open the box up to check on your eggs -The automatic egg turner REALLY turns those eggs. Like fast. -Most incubators have the ability to manually check if the Egg Turner is working. This doesn't have that. I do the dry hatch method so I don't have any comments on the water bottle system it includes. I've never hooked it up. Which is tragic because it looks like a fair amount of people didn't receive it in their order.

Got my incubator on March 11th. Woke up this morning March 31st, to 1 little hatchling. A couple of hours later #2 was pushing through the shell. By 4 this afternoon #3 was chirping to be united with sibling chicks. Pretty good. We only placed 4 eggs in the incubator. This was our trial run. We are in the 75% ratio.

Have bought several of these. They work well the first few times than stop keeping temperature, and rotaters stop working. They dont keep their 1 year warranty and do not replace. Customer service is terrible.

This thing is great at hatching eggs! It turns them periodically, keeps the humidity topped off with the bottle system, and maintains a stable temperature. Complications arise, however, when a chick hatches. You probably won't be around for when it does, and by the time you get back to it, the machine has probably rolled the little fella with its turning mechanism. Not sure how dangerous that is for it, but it's a clear indication that you should use a second incubator for mature, pre-hatching eggs. Credit to this incubator, it does come with a little instruction paper explaining that you should *not* roll the mature eggs, and that you can remove the turning armature to let the incubator incubate those eggs. Trouble with that is, what do I do with the less-developed eggs that still need turning? Turning them by hand defeats the purpose of having a machine do it for you. You really should get a second incubator -- maybe even this same one?

Love this little guy. it is completely self sufficient. no hands on. this thing was set up turned on adjusted temperature and let her go. 1st hatch of button quail no issues what so ever. she is loaded up with second batch and should hatch out 1/2/25... Cant wait. very good little machine.

Worked like a charm -- rolls the eggs for you, as the mother hen would. Water needs to be kept in bottle; the rest is automatic. Follow instruction manual carefully. We've had chickens for years, but first hatching experience was very worthwhile.