Egg Incubator 12-24 Eggs Automatic Intelligent Incubators for Hatching Eggs，with Automatic Turner and Temperature Control Small Poultry Incubator for Hatching Chicken Quail Duck Bird Eggs

I am thrilled to share my experience with the Science and Education Incubator. During a shortage of chickens, I turned to this incredible product to hatch some chicks, and it exceeded my expectations.One of the standout features is the transparent top cover, which allowed me to easily monitor the egg hatching condition. This feature is not only practical but also fantastic for incubation lessons and demonstrations, making it a great tool for nurturing children's exploration of life.The external water addition function was a game-changer. With the automatic water injector, I could conveniently add water without opening the incubator. This not only reduced heat loss but also improved the overall hatching rate. It provided a hassle-free experience while maintaining optimal conditions for the eggs.The automatic egg turning feature was another highlight. The incubator would gently rotate the eggs once every 120 minutes, preventing adhesion of eggshells to the egg trays. This resulted in improved hatchability and ensured the chicks had a better chance of hatching successfully.Operating the incubator was a breeze. With its simple assembly process, even beginners like me could set it up quickly. It was versatile enough to accommodate various types of eggs, including chickens, geese, ducks, quails, and turkeys. The versatility added to its value, making it a worthwhile investment for any poultry enthusiast.I was impressed by the comprehensive package I received. In addition to the incubator itself, it included a manual, power cord, water bottle, spray bottle, and water injection base. The thoughtful inclusion of these items ensured that I had everything I needed to get started right away.Lastly, I must commend the exceptional customer service provided by the company. When I had questions after receiving the incubator, their prompt email support resolved my concerns within 24 hours. It was evident that they genuinely cared about their customers' satisfaction.In conclusion, the Science and Education Incubator is a remarkable product that delivers outstanding results. Its transparent design, external water addition function, automatic egg turning, and user-friendly operation make it an ideal choice for both beginners and experienced breeders. With the added bonus of excellent customer support, I wholeheartedly recommend this incubator to anyone looking to hatch their own chicks or explore the wonders of life.

Hatched 2 rounds in this incubator both with a 75% hatch rate 9 of 12 each time. The separate water compartment is very helpful. Downside would be no humidity display and temperature is in Celsius which really isn't a big issue at all. Did appreciate the temp being adjustable down to the decimal. Looking to grow out flock substantially so we are moving up to a larger unit. This is great for first time hatching and if you are just looking to add batches of 10 or so at a time to your existing flock. Happy hatching!

There wasn’t a great way to measure the humidity within the incubator. Temperature was stable. We put 4 eggs in (unsure if they were all fertilized) and 3 hatched. The instructions are difficult to follow (were not translated well). The instructions state that you need to manually roll the eggs but the machine automatically does it for you. It was a good choice for our first time hatching eggs.

It does not retain the temperature at all. I had to constantly turn it up. I lost my viable chicks. I had moved them in here for lock down because I have eggs of different ages in my traditional foam incubator. The only chick that lived was the one who had pipped in the foam incubator. The other chicks died in their shells. Originally I had doubted myself. I thought I must have screwed up big time by writing the wrong date on them. I couldn’t think of any other reason why. But then 3 days after they should have pipped like the other egg, put holes in their air pockets. They were alive. They chirped. They were too weak to pip and zip. I wish I would have intervened sooner. They died. I took them out of their shells. They had absorbed their yolk bellies. This suffering was due to inconsistent and not warm enough temperatures.

I loved the temperature is already regulated to where it needs to be and so easy to use and we are on our 2nd born batch of chickens and turkeys !

The media could not be loaded.  I was very surprised how well this worked for the price! I put in 5 eggs and all 5 hatched. I believe 12 would be a bit too crowded I probably wouldn’t do more than 8-10 at a time. I did order a small hydrometer to go inside just to keep an eye on the humidity but I don’t think that’s necessary, just fill the bottle every 3 days or so. I love how it turns the eggs automatically throughout the day. This is a great product!

I have successfully used this now so I’m going to say I have pros and cons on this:Pros:It is a great home incubator if your looking to hatch a few babies.The heat is on the top so it’s easy to read and adjust.The automatic egg turning is perfectly on time every two hours.Cons:It does NOT read humidity level so you would need to purchase your own reader. (I did)When it’s lockdown time for the babies to hatch and you have to take the turner out, it is a little sketchy because there is no lip on the outside so it is very likely for the eggs to roll out if you aren’t careful.The temperature level is read in Celsius, which is not such a bad thing but still a blah thing.I had to put just a small amount of food coloring in the water that goes in it so I could see where the level was at. (Perfectly safe, not harmful)I had to take out some chickens as they fluffed out because there was not much room and they injured a baby so I would recommend not doing 12 like I did😕Other than that this was a good incubator for me. I hatched out 10/12 chickens so the outcome was pretty good.

Put seven chicken eggs in I got six chicks one died within 48 hours, but he was dried in the shell is very hard to keep the humidity at a steady level. I ended up dumping the Water in the bottom of the sink manually still have the six chicks and their 12 weeks old now other than the humidity problem it worked good temperature stayed extremely steady