12 Egg Incubator with Humidity Display, Egg Candler, Automatic Egg Turner, for Hatching Chickens

I bought this incubator just as a back up. I put a couple eggs in it to test it and all of them hatched was a very surprised because the hatch rate was better than my $180 incubator. I tried again and all of the eggs hatched again. Very very happy with this purchase. The light on top is very useful and nice. Temp and humidity is very stable and easy to control. The water tray outside the incubator is very nice as well so I don't have to open the incubator at all to raise the humidy.I really recommend this incubator for anyone!

UPDATE (March 2025):I have consistently used this incubator for numerous hatches and it works beautifully every time. I haven’t had a single issue with it and I’ve successfully incubated dozens of baby chicks and grown my flock of yard birds. I took extra care with my last batch of eggs, ensuring that I selected only the most healthy eggs (instead of selecting a dozen without candling them) and all TWELVE babies hatched and were healthy.My favorite feature is the clear lid that allows you to watch the entire hatching process. When days 20-21 comes around, my kids and I gather around and watch as the babies pip and eventually find their way out of their shells. It’s such an amazing experience. If you’re looking for an excellent incubator for an excellent cost, buy this one. It doesn’t disappoint.Original Review:This wasn’t my first time hatching eggs, but it was my first time using the Kebonnixs incubator. I was very pleased with the results. I found it was easy to operate, kept both the temperature and humidity stable, and it reliably turned the eggs each day. All around it turned out to be a great product for hatching a small batch of chicks. I started with a dozen eggs, two of which had to be pulled before hatch day (one was infertile; the other had an embryo that failed to develop). Out of the ten that we had left, nine of them have successfully hatched. We’re giving the last chick a little more time to make a late appearance, but even nine out of ten chicks is a very satisfactory hatch. If you’re looking for an affordable, small, easy-to-use incubator…this is a great option! I’m very happy with my purchase and look forward to using it again to hatch another batch of baby chicks.

Works great. Very easy to set up and use. Love the candling feature. It turns the eggs automatically. Keeps a countdown to hatch day. You can easily adjust the humidity and temp although it holds the temp and humidity all on its own. You just add a tiny bit of water about every other day to maintain humidity. Easy to clean. Love this product would highly recommend for anyone wanting to hatch a small batch of chickens. It holds 12 eggs.

This incubator worked so well while I was incubating. My chicks hatched and it was still amazing. However, I had three eggs that did not hatch as quickly as the rest. I didn’t want to open the incubator so I left the chicks, shells, and eggs in for less than 24 hours. When I came home from work (20 hours after my first chicks hatched), there was mold all over. It was all over the liner I put in, all over the lid, all over the shells. I had to risk my eggs and pull everything out to deep clean and then put them back. I was shocked as I live in a very dry climate. I followed all instructions for lock down and hatching including opening the vent all the way. Still got mold. I would advise removing the shells and chicks asap. I did have a high hatch rate, however.

Incubating eggs is not easy. This machine does it in a very convenient and enjoyable way. I bought and returned another model that couldn’t hold accurate temp and humidity on pre testing. Got this one and it held well for 24 hr so I used it. We have now done three rounds, all begun with 12 eggs. It was winter here in northern NY when we started. So egg collection fallibility (possibly Thru were too chilled) resulted in server Al not beginning development. One chick formed and never pipped. That run was hard to keep the humidity high enough. I had a humidifier running full blast most of the time and pots of water lined up on the radiator. I rented it and misted with a spray bottle dozens of times a day for “lock down”. Due to our environmental conditions I don’t think a different machine would be less work.Hatching was a dream. My three small kids were glued to it for a full day and it was delightful to have such great visibility.Do not forget to put non slip drawer liner material from dollar tree in. BEFORE YOU BEGIN INCUBATING use the yellow plastic egg turner as a pattern and cut it out with a hole in the middle but don’t put the bo slip mat in until just when the egg turner stops on day 17.Run two was easier to keep the humidity up.Run three it was ideal humidity every day! No additional humidifier needed. This is all due to our prevailing ambient conditions. After we spiked the humidity for hatching it it was ideal. HOWEVER upon hatching the humidity spiked and stayed above 80% for over 24 hr. Each of the three hatches took a little over 24hr. Now one chick is definitely dying and appears not to have sealed up all the way and one has a visibly swollen belly (both signs of too high humidity). Hatch one I worked my tail off and achieved high-enough humidity when our ambient conditions were low. Hatch two everything was easy. Hatch three, humidity was too high but what can I even do about it!?It’s a great machine, such a fun adventure. I recommend this endeavor and I think this machine is great for a novice (o had no experience at all before this).

Have done one very successful hatch with chicken eggs so far. 98% hatch for the eggs that fully developed. One was breach and didn’t make it. No fault of the incubator. Have quail eggs coming soon to try. Looking forward to that hatch. Have a second batch in it currently. Super easy to operate. Kids are loving it. Made a wool sweater for the clear dome part as my house will dip and 70 at night.I’m off grid and run it on my solar set up. Use little power. Fantastic little incubatorDoes fantastic at Turing the eggs. All turn and get exactly the proper temperature, humidity and turns.