ZENY 9-12 Digital Egg Incubator Mini Fully Automatic Poultry Hatcher for Chickens Ducks Goose Birds

We have been hatching chickens with this for 2 months now. Works great,and saves the chicks from my cats.

I have had it running for about 4 days. It has trouble maintaining heat. It runs constantly, but the alarm has went off several times and the temperature has been up to 4 degrees C lower that the set temperature. I do have the unit indoors where the temperature doesn't get below 70 degrees F so maintaining 37.5 C inside the incubator should not be a problem.

Even one star is too much for this piece of useless thing. waste of money and disappointing after waiting 21 days . I put 30 eggs in it and only one hatched. Looks nice but useless. I have a small Brinsea . Works perfect . The only problem is that has place for 7 eggs. I need to buy a bigger one . I wish I have listened to the other reviews.

The power cord does not seem to make a good connection where it plugs into the incubator. I lost power to the unit for about 3 hours on the day the eggs started to hatch because the cord lost connectivity. This caused most of the unhatched chicks to die. The day counter also reset to "0" after day 7. I do like the fact that you can monitor the eggs by viewing them through the clear plastic bottom. I'll try again and hope to have better success next time.

Shipping is very fast, packaging is highly protected. Heard a lot of temperature display is not accurate, so, I bought 3 thermometers, put one in the center, two at opposite corners. After about 24 hours run, temperature displays were all lower than what shown on panel. I raised the panel setting to 39.5 (C), and let it stabilized again, I got center at 100 F, both corners show 98 F. Again, reset upper limit to be 40 (C), hours later, I got 99 F at both corners, center is about 102 F. Thought about thermometers may not accurate, I went to Walgreen's to get one for body temperature, and confirmed the thermometers measurements were correct. Likewise, unit display temperature is off about 3~5 degrees. Humidity seems accurate. The manual recommends to set unit to run at 37.4 (C) (~99.3 F), with the offset discovered, likely will fail you. If you should decide to buy, I suggest to do a measurement by yourself before you put it in use. To convert (C) to (F), use (1.8 * degree in C) + 32 = (degree in F). Any cell phone or computer can do this conversion. Update: First use, got 22/48, first timer. Update: Suggest to keep form packaging and use it to maintain the temperature. Wait one more week after first hatching. Pictures show one day old and 4 weeks after current.

Works great

This incubator is hard to regulate and struggles to maintain a temp of 99.5. It did hatch off about 6 chicks for me but I bought the Sportsman 1502 from GQF

This is a piece of JUNK!!! The temperature is off, and the humidity was WAY off! Don't waste your money!!!