YaeCCC Egg Incubator, Automatic Egg Hatching Incubator Temperature Control for Hatching Chicken Duck Quail Bird Eggs (16 Eggs)

did try with 9 eggs and it was successful. There is not much information on the product , how to use ? when to use the water but I guess we can google that.Product overall is good , just pricy valuewise.

The ad reads "YaeCCC Egg Incubator, Automatic Egg Hatching Incubator Temperature Control Humidity Display...". This is misleading as there is no display of the humidity. The ad further states "alarm of over temperature and humidity...". There is an over temperature alarm but there is no alarm for humidity. I tested the incubator using two desiccant packs which dropped the humidity into the low teens. The unit never indicated an issue with humidity nor was any information found in the manual regarding such an alarm.Several Internet reviews indicated that the temperature display was substantially lower than the actual temperature inside the incubator. Two different thermometers were used to monitor the temperature. The probes were tethered to the unit's thermal probe to ensure the temperature was monitored in the same location. The external thermometers correlated to each other at ~3-3.5C lower than the display. There is a 'calibration measurement temperature' setting (P0) on the unit but it only ranges from -2.0 to +2.0. Please note, setting the parameter to -2.0 caused the unit to heat erratically so it was set to a different value (purposely excluded from this review as your milage may vary). The internal temperature was still low so both the temperature setting and the high temperature alarm (P1) were altered to allow the unit to stabilize at 37.5C (quail eggs).Another oddity was observed on 3 different occasions where the temperature display went well above the set temperature for a few seconds then went back to the normal display. The separate, digital thermometer did not fluctuate so this appears to be a software glitch which affects the display but not the unit's operation.The turner works but the quail eggs migrate down to the geared end of the turner despite the unit being on a solid, level surface. Perhaps chicken or larger eggs will not experience the same issue. It's too late now to fuss with things so I'll make note and possibly add rubber bands around the rollers next time around to see if that prevents the issue.Pros:- inexpensive, basic incubator- external access to add water - note a little water increases RH dramatically so add in moderation and use the ventCons:- misleading ad as the unit does not have humidity monitoring or alarm capability.- very poor temperature accuracy. An accurate temp / humidity gage is required to assess the actual conditions otherwise you risk losing the entire egg set.- missing items. I received (2) misting bottles but no sprayer /cap.- the audible beep is unreasonably loud even for an old farmer with too many years around noisy farm equipmentBottom line, I would not recommend this unit especially for beginners. Additional note: I reviewed some videos where the user sprayed water into the vent hole. Please, if you do end up with this unit, do not do this as the fan & control electronics reside below the vent. Spraying water on a live circuit is a very bad practice! Peace to all...

Luke that it's small size but you can fit 12 - 16 eggs depending on the size. Easy to adjust the temperature & moisture. Wish it had better instructions, but I had to watch YouTube videos & got it working. First time using one so hope it works! Got 12 chiken eggs in it & just waiting to see what happens. Exiting!!

Heard from from a few people who used this one that they loved it!

Don't buy this. You get what you pay for. Cheep! Cheep! Cheep! but no cute chickens. I did successfully hatch 10 eggs. After that, this incubator stopped keeping the temperature high enough. The heating gauge reflected the right temperature, but the true temperature was never being met. I lost 3 dozen eggs before I figured it out. :( poor birds.

It’s good enough ,working properly ,just temperature a little different from sensor to eggs lever

This worked great the first year but the 2 nd year the egg Turner quit working so now I have to find a new one unfortunately

The media could not be loaded. This is a cheap remake of the good one which I’ll have pictured. The power supply is under powering the incubator and causing it to fluctuate in readings trying not to bug out. Alarms go off due to high temp but ups and downs too fast to be the the actual temperature. I woke up 9 times last night over the over temp alarm! Not cool. I plug my other charger into it(the good 6 amp) and I hear it working fine but I plug that 5 amp into my older incubator and I can hear it struggling and drops my temps a full degree. I do not recommend this one with the single digital readout. I completely suggest the one that has the humidity feature.I shouldn’t need to calibrate my incubator with a laser thermometer. I need a replacement that won’t malfunction. When you start the incubator it can’t stop or fluctuate much or your chicks all die. This is a very good possibility using your incubators.