KEBONNIXS 12 Egg Incubator with Humidity Display, Egg Candler, Automatic Egg Turner, for Hatching Chickens
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Features
- STABLE TEMPERATURE- Induced airflow system drived by a strong circulating fan for a stable incubator temperature distribution
- DISPLAY HUMIDITY LEVEL- No need to buy additional hygrometer to monitor incubator humidity level
- BUILT-IN EGG CANDLER- No need to buy additional egg candler to observe the development of eggs
- EASY WATER FILLING- No need to open the incubator lid to fill water to avoid causing temperature fluctuation
- AUTO-STOP EGG TURNER- Automatic stop turning eggs 3 days before hatch to avoid excess turning to eggs
Description
If you are looking for an incubator that is easy to use, high hatch rate, without always worrying about temperature or humidity fluctuation, the KEBONNIXS 12 egg incubator is just designed for this! Easy Humidity Monitor and Control: Unlike many of other incubators that each time filling water will need to open incubator lid and will cause humidity fluctuation; for this incubator you can directly fill water into external water top-up, which is much more convenient and can highly reduce the humidity fluctuation. Also, it can display humidity level, so you can clearly monitor humidity level at any time. Automatic egg turner with auto-stop: Every 60 minutes, the automatic egg turner will gently rolls the eggs by a certain angle to simulate nature hen hatch to increase hatch rate. Also, it has a built-in timer to help you keeping track of the days, so you can clearly know how many days left. Furthermore, it will help you automatically stop turning eggs 3 days before hatch day to avoid excess turning to your eggs Useful Built-in Egg Candler: With using the built-in LED egg Candler, you can observe the development of the eggs, to track and monitor if eggs are developing correctly.
Product Dimensions: 11.4 x 10.2 x 6.7 inches
Item Weight: 3.67 pounds
Manufacturer: KEBONNIXS
Item model number: KDI－12
Date First Available: December 29, 2019
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I just ordered my 3rd one yesterday because quail math caught up to me and I have more eggs coming tomorrow ! Oops! This incubator works perfectly, super reliable and hasn’t failed me ever. I’ve had 2 of them for 4+ years . Ive had amazing hatch rates, I can see the babies really well and they have space to move (I have an Etsy made quail egg turner so it holds 22 jumbo quail eggs per incubator) I add shelf liner cut to shape for the floor when it’s time for lockdown! Super easy to use and I only add water at the end to hike up humidity. Definitely worth it when its price was 100$ and now.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Destinee
UPDATE (March 2025): I have consistently used this incubator for numerous hatches and it works beautifully every time. I haven’t had a single issue with it and I’ve successfully incubated dozens of baby chicks and grown my flock of yard birds. I took extra care with my last batch of eggs, ensuring that I selected only the most healthy eggs (instead of selecting a dozen without candling them) and all TWELVE babies hatched and were healthy. My favorite feature is the clear lid that allows you to watch the entire hatching process. When days 20-21 comes around, my kids and I gather around and watch as the babies pip and eventually find their way out of their shells. It’s such an amazing experience. If you’re looking for an excellent incubator for an excellent cost, buy this one. It doesn’t disappoint. Original Review: This wasn’t my first time hatching eggs, but it was my first time using the Kebonnixs incubator. I was very pleased with the results. I found it was easy to operate, kept both the temperature and humidity stable, and it reliably turned the eggs each day. All around it turned out to be a great product for hatching a small batch of chicks. I started with a dozen eggs, two of which had to be pulled before hatch day (one was infertile; the other had an embryo that failed to develop). Out of the ten that we had left, nine of them have successfully hatched. We’re giving the last chick a little more time to make a late appearance, but even nine out of ten chicks is a very satisfactory hatch. If you’re looking for an affordable, small, easy-to-use incubator…this is a great option! I’m very happy with my purchase and look forward to using it again to hatch another batch of baby chicks.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2024 by Bailey
I’ve had this incubator going on 3 years now and it’s still going strong! Easy to clean and user friendly.
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2026 by Adrienne
This was my 1st time using an incubator. Hopefully I can provide some information to help others avoid a couple of my mistakes. I ordered quail eggs and of the 18 that went in, only 5 hatched. They were shipped eggs so not sure how much that may have contributed. I also think I had the humidity a bit too low during the 1st phase (35%-ish). My biggest problem was not understanding how the countdown timer worked. I set it for 18 days. It counts backwards from 18 to 1. I thought when the counter hit day 1 is when you put them in lock-down. I failed to understand that when the counter hits 15 is when I should have put them in lock-down and raised the humidity to 70-75%. I did raise the humidity once it hit day one, but I think it was too late for a lot of the eggs. Of the 5 that hatched, the 1st one could have drown in the water reservoir because in my excitement to get the turner tray removed and the dome back on, I forgot to put the small “lid” back over the water reservoir. It was when I was watching him/her and it decided to go for a swim I realized my mistake. Luckily I was able to quickly get him out, get that lid on and get them covered back up. He dried off and is doing fine. I did also cut some rubber shelf liner to put down under the eggs for lock-down so that when they hatch it lessens the chance for splay-legs. So far so good. As far as the incubator itself – It is easy to set up. I did keep a towel wrapped around the dome (not over the vent) to help keep the heat stable. It’s default is a 21 day hatch (chickens). It’s very easy to change that. The turn tray it comes with are for chickens. You can order one for quail directly from the company and there are some folks on Etsy that sell 3D printed ones. Luckily my husband has a 3D printing business and printed mine. The dome and base have 2 small notches. Make sure you line them up. It helps give a better seal to help retain heat and humidity. It’s very easy to unseat this. I do find the way you adjust the humidity to be easy in theory, but temperamental in execution. It’s via a well on the outside of the incubator. Depending on what “fill line” you use determines if your are filling for incubation or hatch (always fill with warm water – adjusts the humidity faster). I also ended up putting a damp sponge in there during lockdown to get the humidity up to 70%. The humidity where you live will probably impact this as well. The humidity seems to fluctuate a lot. I think having the incubator someplace where you can also have an external humidifier would help a with this. My biggest complaint with the incubator is that it doesn’t have a handle for the dome. The dome is awkward to grab with one hand and if you are just trying to tip up the lid to minimize heat/humidity loss as much as possible for removing dry chicks and done eggs it’s way too easy to lose control of it. All in all. It is a very inexpensive incubator, so obviously won’t have all the bells and whistles of a more expensive system. For someone that’s looking to get started with quail I think it’s a decent incubator. From what I've been reading, it's on par with some other models that are a bit expensive. I’m hopeful my next batch has a much better hatch rate now that I better understand how this one works.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 6, 2024 by Msdruid
Amazzinnngggg!!! I’ve hatched several chicks with it and I love how easy it is to use. I love the fact that I don’t have to keep opening up the lid to add water because it’s on the outside . The light to candle the eggs is a PLUS. The accuracy on the timing is on point. It’s totally worth the money!
Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026 by I wasn’t happy about this purchase. The number 5 was fine but the number 1 was defective and wouldn’t keep the helium in. It ended up in the trash
Arrived fast-set it up plugged it in and had even temps and good humidity within an hour. It’s so quiet can hardly hear it! Placed in eggs we had gathered for the past 10 days in the Kebonnixs 12 egg incubator within 2 hours of setting it up. Keeps even 99.5 temp (in the recommended temp range for forced air incubators). Humidity stays in recommended range also in the high 40’s to 50’s with vent halfway open (halfway is the knob in the middle) keeping water full daily below the notches or it will overfill into the second chamber (which is only for last few days). Photos of grouped eggs are candled at 3.5 days. There’s a quitter in the lighter group of 7 eggs second egg on left row down (the one with a red ring) this egg had an air sack on the opposite end at beginning of incubation-no fault of incubator. We removed this egg. We also candled all of our eggs the first evening after beginning and noticed a hairline crack in a porous elongated egg that had been gathered 10 days prior to incubation -repaired it with super glue about 16 hours later-kept in there as an experiment as we had room for it- note: this egg is still surviving as of day 4. Orange/brown colored wyandotte eggs group are showing spider veins at 3.5 days. The eggs are rotating gently full circle every 12 hours with the auto turner. Have it in kitchen so we can watch the whole process. The candler is like having an ultra sound at our fingertips to see the progress and works great. Candle at beginning to check for defects and mark air pocket. We do not remove the lid to candle we tilt it up a bit and take out a few eggs and close it back. We also close the vent when we candle to allow the humidity to elevate back up faster. The best dates to candle are days 7, 14 and 18. The earliest day you may see life is between day 3-7. (Sometimes we can’t help ourself and candle on day 3 to see if there’s a spider shape showing up and check for quitters.) This is a great little incubator has all the eggs at even temps. We don’t have to raise the lid unless want to candle. We are enjoying the auto turner as we don’t have to worry that the eggs are not turned enough. Our hens are older and are not ones to go broody we wanted to get some more chickens from our flock. This Kebonnixs incubator is the closest thing to having broody hen and we get to watch it all take place. (Of course hatching them is the fun easy part the hard part comes afterward). Will update as incubation progresses.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2021 Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2021 by SHEPHERD-ESS
This would have been a zero if that was allowed! I was so excited because my First incubation was great, I hatched out about 70% with no issues healthy chicks. Second incubation was a freak Show!!! I had chicks with prolapsed guts squirting out of their bodies on the side, not their butts. Poor babies were just covered in glue & couldn't breathe and we're dying in front of me . I had to put them out of their misery and the rest of the eggs all had chicks in them that died. I put my hydrometer in there and I'm running it empty and it will not keep a steady temp or a study humidity I trusted the thing on top, my fault! I put a hydrometer in there , temperature is 15° off humidity is 10° off ! Meanwhile I watched these little animals suffer and I had to do the unthinkable so they would not suffer! I don't know what the solution is because all of these small incubators have my kind of story in the comments if you read far enough down. You can adjust the temperature but it's hard but the humidity is unbearably difficult to manage. Don't buy this for a simple incubation experience
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2026 by Kindle Customer
I noticed my chickens were making a massive clutch of eggs, but hadn't decided who should sit on them yet. I bought this to ensure that I had some hatchlings, while my new mothers took some time for their instincts to set in. All in all, I just let-'er rip and put some distilled water in the water hole when the humidity dropped below 50% (about every day in my dry house). The machine took care of the rest, and gives live readings on the temp and humidity inside. The buttons are clearly labeled, so you don't have to search for the manual to figure out what multi-function button turns the Candling Light on and off, or informs you of how many days remain until chicks start hatching. I'm not sure what all conditions will activate the beeper, besides pressing buttons, but if there is a beep for any kind of error, you will certainly hear that thing throughout a house. That could be nice, if you have someone that may explore the features without permission. I like that there's a little, protected fan in there to keep the air fresh and blow-dry the newborn chicks. A couple minor imperfections I noticed are: - I wanted to hatch a couple of jumbo eggs that came from my ISA Brown chicken, but there were some rare eggs that were just too big to roll freely and couldn't be used in this machine. - Once chicks begin hatching, there is very little room for them to move, though I suspect it isn't that much different from mom being parked on top of them. The time between hatch and transfer to a brooder is only a day or two anyhow, so as long as there's not so much light that they try to move too much, it's probably fine. My first two chicks had to wait overnight for their siblings to hatch, so I replaced their empty shells with a couple tops that came from empty spice shakers (the red ones with the flip-up tops). I filled one lid with water and the other with their starter kibble. To my surprise, they started eating and drinking immediately, but they couldn't fit past eachother to go back and forth to the dishes. This resulted in some rivalry, but turning off all the lights got them to snooze peacefully. All in all, I'd say it's pretty effective and troubble-free , with my only suggestions being a slightly larger egg-turning grid for jumbo eggs, and possibly a means to subdue the ambient light when you're not staring at the eggs and cheering them on.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2023 by Uncle Buck