- Automatic Egg Incubator for 12 Chicken Eggs with Camera APP Control, Temperature & Humidity Monitor, Auto Egg Turner, Record Life's Birth Moments for Chicken Duck Quail Pigeons

I am not much of an incubator person, I much prefer a broody hen. This one caught my eye though with its camera and app. I found myself checking on the camera often, even if I knew nothing was happening! It was just so much fun having the option of seeing the eggs whenever I wanted or checking the heat, humidity, or day/hour timer whenever and wherever I pleased. Performance wise, this incubator worked perfectly. I did have a small issue with one of the humidity bottles, I wasn't getting it pushed down properly into its channel and it caused humidity to drop. Once I sorted that out there were no further issues. I set 12 eggs, had 9 enter lockdown and all 9 hatched. I will definitely be setting another batch of eggs soon. Cleaning and sanitizing was very easy. Connecting to the app was simple as well. I really do recommend this incubator for your chick hatching adventures.

I am a newbie to raising chickens. This device seems to work as described. For those of you who are new: This is cool, but even if it works perfectly, I won't be using it much because it's easier to buy newly hatched chickens and that way you don't get any males. Plus, for this little operation, we will only want 6-8 hens. So, if you don't mind about half your eggs coming in male, and will want lots of fertilized eggs hatching, this is a fun thing to do. So far, I've had no problems with it. It is a handy size, appears durable, but is complicated enough so I worry that something will go wrong: controlling egg turning, temperature control, humidity control, camera, app., etc. means plenty of things that can fail. So a decent value if you plan to use it repeatedly. And I now have a lot of respect for the job done by brood hens.

I really wanted to love this incubator because the idea behind it is fantastic. The camera feature and app connectivity are honestly very cool. Being able to check temperature, humidity, and even peek in on the eggs from your phone worked well and was easy to set up. The app itself functioned smoothly and gave useful alerts. Where things got frustrating was with the egg turner. There is no way to properly test the turner before committing to using real eggs, which meant I had to use a test egg just to see if everything worked. The turner was scheduled to run every 3 hours like it should, but while it technically “ran,” the egg itself did not actually turn. The egg I used was a standard chicken egg. Not oversized, not tiny. Just a normal egg. Because of that, I suspect this incubator may work better for bantam or smaller breed eggs. For my Bielefelder and Rhode Island eggs, it simply did not turn them as needed, which makes it unreliable for larger standard breeds. The build itself is decent and the camera/app features are great, but for actual incubation success the egg turning has to be dependable. Without that, it is difficult to trust for a full hatch. If you are working with smaller eggs it may be a better fit, but for standard or larger chicken eggs this was unfortunately a miss for us.

Perfect egg incubator. I love that you can use your app to control. It works perfectly for me and it has low noise. It’s a good price. Easy to clean. And I love the humidity control.

This egg incubator is almost everything I’ve ever wanted in a small incubator. One of the standout features is the integrated camera, which allows me to watch what’s happening inside the incubator in real time. It even has sound, so I can hear when chicks start chirping—something I absolutely love. The incubator can be controlled both through an app and the physical buttons on top. Using the app, you can adjust temperature, humidity, incubation time, and reset the machine. The app also sends push notifications if temperature or humidity go out of range, which is incredibly helpful when I’m not home. My husband especially appreciates this because he hates listening to incubator alarms going off. There are two water tanks: one to maintain humidity during incubation, and a second that you add during lockdown to raise humidity for hatching. This system works well and is easy to manage. That said, the biggest frustration with this incubator is the lack of control and visibility over the egg turning function. You cannot test the turning feature, see when the eggs will turn next, view the turning interval, or modify any turning settings—either in the app or on the incubator itself. This is problematic because some eggs sit differently in the tray and may not rotate properly without adjustment. I also could not find any information in the manual or online about whether the incubator automatically stops turning for lockdown, so I plan to remove the turner tray manually as a precaution. The built-in candling light works fine for white eggs, but I still prefer using my own candling flashlight for darker eggs. And finally—what may sound like a small thing, but made me ridiculously happy—this incubator has a handle on the lid. Being able to gently lift the lid, candle an egg, and carefully place it back down without fumbling or clunking is such a simple but thoughtful feature. Honestly, I don’t know why more incubators don’t include this. Overall, this is an impressive, modern incubator with excellent monitoring features and convenience. With better transparency and control over the egg turning function, it would be nearly perfect.