Quail Egg Incubator with Automatic Turner and Humidity Control

All 16 hatched 2 didn’t survive which is normal holds temps and humidity good definitely worth the buy for hatching small clutches

Holds temp great. Can easily get the humidity where you want it. Hatch rate was very high. I put 25 fertile eggs in on my 1st batch and 21 hatched. The eggs were shipped thru the mail. Second batch of eggs from my quail 38/40 eggs hatched. Only down side is it needs some type of liner for when the eggs hatch after you remove the rotating tray. I just used a wash rag to prevent splayed legs.

12 eggs went in and 10 hatched. 1 was bad. 1 did not make it out.

Practical and simple to use. It maintains the temperature well and allows the eggs to be observed during the incubation process.

I've only tested this using the USBC ports with PD charging. I've used multiple known good cables and 4 different known good phones, pixel 6, pixel 7, iphone 8, iPhone 14. Charging a single phone using PD on either of the USB C ports works as expected. Using a cable that shows the charging wattage and PD status, I'm able to get 18W consistent charging power. This is true on either USB C port when only one USB C PD capable cable is plugged in. While a phone is charging on USB C port 1, if you plug a PD capable cable into USB C plug 2, the first phone will still charge fine, but when you connect the cable on port 2 to a phone, the power delivered is intermittent. The second phone will take a minute to do the PD handshake (takes 1-3 seconds on my phone), like normal, it will start charging at a good power level (I saw around 18w), but then 2-3 second later, the charge stops and the PD handshake starts again. This On/off cycle just continues, going on forever if you let it, as the first time I did this was overnight, and I woke up to a phone more depleted than when I plugged it in. Now the phone on port 1 still charges fine, pretty much no matter what. The phone on port 2 will charge fine, so long as there is no cable plugged into port 1 ( it may only be PD cables that do this). If you start with charging a phone port 2 only, it will charge fine until you plug a the PD cable into port 1 ( even without a phone connected). Once the port 1 has a cable, port 2 started the on/off cycle again. I've tried this with every combination of 4 phones and 5 cables. I even returned my first unit thinking it was broken. When I received the replacement, it behaved exactly the same. Now the description says that when you use both USB C ports, the first port will get 45W and the second port will get 20W. But this happens when I have only 18W going to port 2 and just a cable (no phone) connected to port 1. While this works fine to charge a single device, I bought it because it had 3 ports, and I intended to use 2 regularly. Does not meet my needs.

Zero Stars. I saw a YouTube review by 5 Acre Farms, they gave a thumbs up, I have no idea how. The temperature and humidity readings were nowhere close to accurate. I used alternate devices to verify. Humidity 100% impossible (IMPOSSIBLE) to regulate, which is critical for Quail, especially. Last day of my 1st Hatch the heating element totally failed, no heat, NO HATCH! I HIGHLY recommend NOT buying this unit. Save up & buy a Little Giant Incubator if you can only afford an ‘economical’ unit. I’d return this unit but didn’t even open it until the return date had passed which is a shame because it’s going in the trash today… I’ve written lots of reviews, I’ve never had to write one like this. I’m totally disgusted, and lost $$$$$$$$

So far so good. Holds temperature and humidity dead on the money. Only flaw you cannot put anything on the floor during lockdown to prevent the floor from being slick. It will stay waterlogged the entire time if you do that. Or sire if it’s a design flaw or if this one has an issue. Just don’t line the bottom and you will be fine.

Works beautifully, easy to set up. Nice for anyone wanting to start hatching quail. Turns automatically, keeps temp and humidity at perfect levels for maximum hatch results, with minimum effort from user.