CASE ELEGANCE Glass Top Humidor with Thick Cedar, Easy humidification System, Accurate Digital Hygrometer - Renzo, Brown
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Color: Dark brown
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- CUSTOM DIGITAL HYGROMETER - Our hygrometer has been designed from the ground up to not only be accurate, but completely sealed. We've sealed both the internal workings of the hygrometer PLUS the backside using a custom molded silicone plug -- giving you the most accurate humidity reading on the market.
- MORE SPANISH CEDAR (5MM MORE) - Klaro by Case Elegance humidors contain copious amounts of Spanish cedar, helping to lock in humidity and preserving the quality of your cigars. You'll notice the difference every time you open your humidor.
- PERFECT HUMIDIFICATION - Our patent-pending Hydro Channel is easy to set up and maintain with detailed instructions, videos, and phone support. Two channels give flexible humidity controluse both in dry climates for a humidity boost. The curved base doubles as a divider, keeping your collection organized. Enjoy perfect humidity all year with minimal upkeep.
- COMES WITH EVERYTHING YOU NEED - You get it all, 2 Hydro Channels, a crystal gel packet, 2 bottles of humidor solution (solution for all climates and seasons). No one else makes it this easy! (Accessories in Drawer Not Included)
- CAPACITY BREAKDOWN - Storage capacity depends on the ring gauge and size of your cigars. With an average 52 ring gauge cigar, you can store roughly 30-35 cigars. With smaller Robusto's or coronas, you can store 30 - 50. If you need more capacity check out our larger humidors.
Brand: CASE ELEGANCE
Color: Dark brown
Material: Wood
Special Feature: Quiet
Product Dimensions: 9.02"L x 8.5"W x 5.39"H
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 9.02 x 8.5 x 5.39 inches; 2.2 Pounds
Item model number : CE-HUMIDOR-GLASS-1
Department : Unisex-adult
Batteries : 1 CR2 batteries required.
Date First Available : August 29, 2018
Manufacturer : CASE ELEGANCE
Best Sellers Rank: #35,185 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #11 in Cigar Humidors
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Color: Brown Monogrammed
I got into cigars in a big way years ago. Like many people, I started with a desktop humidor like this one and later graduated to a much larger system with active cooling and humidity control. But every so often I would head to my best friend's house with a couple cigars from my collection in my old desktop unit and gradually he started expressing an interest in starting his own collection. So this year for his birthday I bought him this humidor, seasoned it for him and added about a dozen cigars from my collection as a starter sampler. I also added a three flame torch, a V and straight cutter, and a package of 60 gram Boveda bags. It went over well, and here are the things I think contributed the most to the wow factor: 1. The personalized etching. I know that many people frown on glass top humidors with passive humidity control systems, and I tend to agree they don't always function the best, but it's hard to ignore the shear aesthetic value of a glass window with a family name etched into it shadowing down onto the cigars. It just looks classy and sophisticated, and let's face it that is at least part of the fun of getting into fine cigars and liquor. In any case, I seasoned it for a week and it held its humidity nicely the entire time. 2. The accessories shelf. Particularly for someone new to the hobby, you might not want all the various tools spread out everywhere; you want a self-contained unit that you can pickup and bring to wherever you are planning to enjoy a cigar with minimal muss and fuss. 3. The digital hygrometer. This was a BIG selling point for me as I'm well aware of how utterly useless those analog hygrometers are. In my experience the least accurate digital model is more accurate than the most accurate analog and the first thing I always do with a new humidor is ditch the analog for a digital replacement, so I really appreciated being able to skip that step and have it look fit and trim with the construction of the box. 4. The overall construction. As anyone with experience knows, humidors have a wide range in price, even in desktop units. Given that a quality desktop humidor can cost $1000 or more, anything in the ~$100 price range would probably only qualify as a nice entry level model at best. Absolutely nothing wrong with that; there is a strong decreasing return on investment as you climb above that price, with refinements that will likely go unnoticed by most anyway. So what I wanted to see is construction that feels solid, with precision that passes the finger test (run your finger along the edges of the humidor, does it feels smooth and even?), the dollar bill test (is the seal on the lid tight enough to hold a dollar bill?), and smooth action on the hinges (does it wobble and creak when you open and close the lid or silently turn?). This unit feels solid, and the faux walnut finish looks nice, without ripples or chipping or loose edges. In short, I think you could place this on any nice executive desk without it looking at all out of place. My only real gripe with the humidor is in the instructions, where they try and convince the owner that somehow Boveda packs, despite being an industry standard and staple, just don't work with this humidor. This is almost certainly in the service of selling you an ongoing supply of humidor liquid, a high-margin product they push heavily in the product literature. The problem is that liquids alone tend to over humidify a box, and while they do supply a tiny bag of gel beads with the humidor, their humidification system is clearly based upon liquid in a tray which isn't great. I recommended that my friend toss the tray and replace it with Boveda packs which will provide better overall performance, at a rate of one 60 gram bag per 10 cigars, rounding up. So the bottom line is I would absolutely recommend this product to anyone looking for their first humidor or as a gift of same. It provides a handsome looking place to store up to 20 or so cigars (I wouldn't try and cram more in there unless they are smaller cigars) along with the accessories you'll need, and should be able to keep your cigars in fine shape if stored in a temperature controlled environment out of direct sunlight even if you only use it once every couple of months. Anyone who takes a daily cigar or expands to a larger collection, however, may find that keeping the humidity high enough is a challenge for any desktop unit and should consider getting a separate humidor that they can fill the desktop unit from once a week since desktop humidors don't handle frequent access well.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2021 by Ivko Cvejic
Color: Dark brown
TL;DR: ✔ Solid build, better seal than expected ❌ Skip the water troughs if your home is dry (20–30% RH) ✅ Use Boveda packs only 🎯 Target 62–63% RH for ready-to-smoke cigars 📈 Keep it at least half full for best stability This review is based on weeks of deliberate testing and data logging, not guesswork. ⸻ Full Review After taking the time to properly dial this humidor in, I’m very happy with it. The construction is solid, the seal performs well for a glass-top unit, and once configured correctly it is very stable, even in a dry winter environment. That said, the out-of-the-box setup guidance doesn’t account well for very dry homes, which can lead to frustration if followed blindly. ⸻ The most important takeaway If you live in a dry environment (roughly 20–30% ambient RH), do NOT use the water troughs. In dry conditions, the troughs consistently push humidity too high (upper 60s / low 70s) and slow stabilization. This isn’t a defect — it’s simply how liquid water behaves in a small, semi-sealed space. ⸻ What actually works 1️⃣ Use Boveda packs only Boveda packs regulate both humidity level and recovery speed, which is critical in dry environments. They prevent overshoot and stabilize faster than water trays. 2️⃣ Choose your RH intentionally • Storage: 65–67% • Ready-to-smoke: 62–63% (my final target) At ~62–63% RH I noticed: • better draw • cleaner burn • firmer cigars • more consistent flavor 3️⃣ Cigar mass matters An empty humidor will drift toward room humidity. Once you add cigars, they become the main humidity buffer. A half-full humidor is dramatically more stable than an empty one. 4️⃣ One pack controls RH, two packs control speed Adding a second pack of the same RH does not raise humidity. It simply helps the humidor recover faster when: • you add cigars • you open the lid • ambient air is extremely dry 5️⃣ Expect a temporary bump when adding cigars If cigars come from a higher-RH storage humidor, expect a brief rise as they release excess moisture. Let the system settle for 24–48 hours before adjusting anything. ⸻ Advice for new buyers • Skip the water troughs if your home is dry • Use Boveda packs only • Pick your RH target intentionally • Keep the humidor at least half full • Watch trends over days, not hour-to-hour noise ⸻ Bottom line The humidor itself is well made and absolutely capable of excellent performance. The key is configuring it for your environment, not relying on one-size-fits-all instructions. Once dialed in, this has become a low-maintenance, ready-to-smoke humidor, even in winter-dry conditions. Highly recommended — with the right setup.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 by Michael H Principe
Color: Belmont
Absolutely love this humidor! The leather finish looks premium, and the glass top gives it a classy display look. Setup was simple and everything needed was included. The humidity holds perfectly, the digital hygrometer is accurate, and my cigars are staying fresh. Great quality and zero complaints, highly recommend!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by Filo
Color: Dark brown
This is my first humidor, I like it a lot, it works well. The instructions were easy to follow to set it up. Its maintaining a good humidity level of 72-74%. It was initially a little higher while I was seasoning it, Got up to 76%, however once I added my cigars it came back down. These humidity levels were reached using both of the humidity trays that were included. I'm currently only using one tray to maintain the 72%-74% level. I think I had about 15 cigars in it when I took the photo. I fits more with only one humidity tray installed. Regardless, it seems like a really nice product for the price point.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2025 by Beth Beth