Incubator M12 Pro+8 Accessories Combo Kit - All You Need to Hatch Eggs: Incubator, Egg Candler, Hygrometer, Hatching Guide Booklet, Water Bottles etc.(Best Choice, Save Money and Time)

This egg hatching incubator is perfect for beginners! It holds up to 12 eggs, turns them automatically, and has a built-in water reservoir that keeps the humidity at just the right level. It was incredibly easy to use, even for a first-time egg hatcher. Watching the hatching process was so much fun for me and my family—it made the whole experience exciting and educational. Everything worked exactly as expected, and I would highly recommend this incubator to anyone looking to hatch eggs for the first time.

Ordered this incubator last minute to hatch eggs from a hen that I had lost by predator. I have used it twice so far. The first hatched 3 out of 8 and the second hatched 1 out of 12. I do not blame the incubator for the low hatch rates however. On the first hatch there were eggs that ended up not being fertile and on the second hatch they were almost 3 week old eggs before I was finally able to get them set. Only 3 of those 12 eggs ended up being viable. As far as incubator quality...it feels sturdy, and appears like it will hold up to use. It is extremely easy to set up, operate and clean afterwards, which makes it nice for in home use. It's small enough to easily set on a kitchen counter and not be in the way. Some things to consider before purchasing: The temperature stayed consistent although it ran slightly lower than the set temp. You may want to increase the set temp slightly to get your desired range. You'll want to add a hygrometer/thermometer inside the incubator to keep an eye on those numbers. I found the humidity to be the most challenging issue with this incubator. The water bottle while it does deliver water to the incubator, I found to be difficult to adjust and it kept the humidity higher than necessary (around 80%). In the future I would dry hatch instead or just manually add water as needed through the tube. I have had zero issues with the automatic turner with the chicken eggs. I saw several negative comments in the reviews about the turner but I never personally experienced any issues. As long as the lid was secured correctly the turner has worked. It's easy to do a test turn to make sure it's working if you're not sure. Overall I am pleased with this unit and will update once I have run a dry hatch through it. Would love for it to be able to hold more than 12 chicken eggs but so far it has done it's job with the eggs that were viable.

So far I've used this incubator to hatch bantam chickens and coturnix quail. 7/7 bantam chicks hatched without issue, no problems. 12/12 quail chicks hatched BUT I ended up doing an assisted hatch for 2 because the eggs rolled and got stuck on the lip. The angle they got stuck at prevented them from rotating, so they basically punched a big hole where they pipped and dried out the membrane (they're supposed to go horizontally while punching holes in the shell then push up hard to tear the membrane once they go all the way around). Next time I'll place something to keep the eggs in the center so the late hatchers don't get shoved into the lip again. It was easy to set up and easy to clean/sanitize, which are both major pluses for me. It is also very small, so you can put it a lot of places where larger incubators simply won't fit (the main reason I bought it). Some minor issues: Incubator runs slightly cooler than the temp is set at even with the styrofoam cover for insulation. Not a big deal but you will have to set it slightly higher to get your desired temperature. All my chicks hatched right on time, which meant the incubator held temp. well and wasn't too cool even though I didn't fiddle with it once I got it set. I do keep the room they're in around 75-80F, so you may have to bump it up more than a degree to get it where you need it. The turner worked great for the chicken eggs but for quail eggs it was fair. It limits how many you can put in and jostles them around pretty roughly. For the future I'll probably get a 3D printed quail turner off ebay or etsy to increase the number of eggs I can put in and make sure they don't get cracked on accident. Water feeder is a great idea that doesn't work well in execution. Just manually add a little water when needed via the tube; it only takes a minute. You should be checking your temp./humidity via a separate and accurate gauge in the incubator anyway to make sure there aren't any problems. I dry hatch so I didn't add any water until lockdown, and it was easy to add a bit of water to slowly bump the humidity up to where I needed it. Once the humidity was raised, it stayed up pretty well. Overall I'm pretty impressed. Can't speak to the durability or longevity of the unit, but short term it does what its supposed to: it hatches the eggs.

Decent for Beginners, but Not Without Flaws I wanted an affordable incubator to hatch a small clutch of chicken eggs, and the TRIOCOTTAGE incubator seemed to fit the bill. It’s compact, lightweight, and easy to set up, which is great for someone just dipping their toes into hatching. The automatic egg turner is a plus, and I appreciated the clear lid so I could spy on the little nuggets in the making. The digital temperature and humidity display worked fine most of the time, but here’s where things start to wobble. The temp control isn’t super accurate—mine fluctuated by a couple of degrees. I had to supplement with a separate thermometer and hygrometer to double-check everything. The plastic feels a bit cheap, and the instructions were… let’s just say, not winning any awards for clarity. If you’ve never used an incubator before, you might end up watching a few YouTube videos to make sense of it all. Hatch rate? Not terrible, not amazing. I got about 60% success, which might have been better with tighter control over the conditions. Plus, you have to turn off the automatic turner yourself 3 days before hatching and that is a pain but doable. All in all, it’s okay for hobbyists or first-time hatchers who are on a budget.

Everything worked out great, all viable eggs hatched and I got all healthy chicks. I had two eggs that were not fertilized and the little flash light helped to identify these by candling. The humidity system, though simple, was sufficient to get humidity up in the last three days of incubating. Otherwise I didn’t have the bottle on at all during the first 18 days, but I would occasionally add some water if humidity dropped. Overall this is a great little incubator.

This incubator works great! We had a great success rate, and my 9 yr old did everything by herself. It keeps the eggs at a steady temp and to increase or decrease the humidity all you have to do is raise or lower the water bottle. I would suggest getting a small humity guage to put inside but other then that we loved it. So easy! Putting our next batch in today!

It started smoking at first now I'm almost 21 days in and nothing is happening heat don't stay like it sould and humidity is hard to keep right as well I did 6 eggs and nothing happened

Hatched 3 batches of chicken eggs summer of 2024, great hatch rate! 10 or 11 out of 12! This was such a great incubator last year I bought another one for 2025. Set it and forget it, the water bottle is easy to use & refill, i love that you keep it in the Styrofoam cover it comes with. I highly recommend this incubator.

I recently purchased the triocottage 12 egg incubator, and I'm thrilled with the results. We had 100% hatch rate so that speaks for itself, and the chicks arrived right on schedule. Managing humidity was fairly easy by using the “shoe string method” with a hygrometer placed inside the incubator. Overall, a great investment for any novice hatcher. Highly recommend!