Pro24 Tabletop Automatic Egg Incubator (24 Eggs)

I liked my first one so much that I bought a second pro 24 incubator , it works great and is easy to use. Just have to watch the humidity and add water as needed. Maybe an alarm when it gets to low or high would be nice. A cap for the motor slot to keep debris out when the chick's hatch and to keep water out when cleaning. Over all the this is an easy to use incubator and I've had great hatches.

Absolutely love this little incubator. I bought 2 when they were buy one get one half off and I love them I've already hatched tons of quail!! Should've bought the quail turners but didn't. I just used the turners it came with and it worked perfectly fine!! Already filled them again with quail in one and guineas in the other cant wait!!

Easy works great. It can hold a full Gatorade bottle worth of water when they start to hatch you want about an 8th of a water bottle or they can fall face first into the water level if it’s high. Common sense and you’ll have a great hatch!

I haven't gotten to lockdown yet but just like all the HT products I have used so far I love them. It's keeping temps and humidity very well. Seems to have good air flow and circulation

We got this for our teen daughter and she loves it. She has hatched a full batch from our farm already and getting ready to do another batch. Count down was perfect, humidity kept well in a warm room, plenty of space for lock down.

Excellent incubator! I bought the quail egg racks for it and they fit well within the egg turners. The incubator is very consistent with its temperature and out of 20 quail eggs that went into lockdown, 18 hatched within the same 24 hour window. I did have some trouble building up the humidity (I couldn’t get lockdown humidity above 65%, but that was the minimum needed so it was fine). Egg candler works well even with quail eggs

We are new to hatching, and chose this incubator after comparing reviews to other ones on Amazon and other companies. We purchased this during an April sale (2 actually) and used the first one for hatching and the second one to keep the new chicks in for the first 24 hours until their fur dried, then transferred them to the brooder. It was amazingly easy - the preset temps and humidity took all the guess work out and made it very unintimidating. It went to easy that I'm not going to hatch more for another few months since I wasn't expecting 100% hatch for the first go-around! It's very easy to add water for the humidity. We just used a pitcher to add water when needed. Even when lifting the lid to take the hatched chicks out, the humidity returned fast for the remaining chicks. Thank you Hatching Time for such a great product!

So far it's given good hatch rates. However, a gosling died yesterday because it got its beak stuck in the bottom rack.

No problem with temperature or humidity

Works well. Holds temperature consistently. I used a sponge to hold humidity during lockdown so I can't say if it will hold on its own. I'll most likely purchase another one

The placement of controls, water ports, and trays makes sense. Nothing feels awkward.

Once set, the temperature and humidity remained consistent throughout the full incubation period. That stability gave me confidence.

Managing humidity used to stress me out. With this one, the display makes it simple to stay within range.

I didn’t think I’d use it much, but knowing exactly what day I was on made planning lockdown easier.

I don’t have a lot of space and this fits perfectly on a shelf in my utility room. It’s compact but still holds a solid number of eggs for a backyard hatch.

I noticed a higher percentage of my fertile eggs making it to hatch compared to my older unit. The stable temperature really seems to make the difference.

I had zero experience before this. The instructions were clear and the machine felt intuitive. I never felt overwhelmed during the process.

Not having to manually turn eggs three times a day makes a huge difference. The automatic turning worked smoothly and stopped before hatch day like it should. That alone made this worth it for me.

It’s lightweight enough to relocate but still feels sturdy and well made. After hatch, I stored it easily without taking up much space.

I assumed I would be constantly adjusting settings, but once I got it running it mostly handled itself. I just monitored humidity and topped off water when needed. It made the whole process feel manageable.

I was initially concerned that a tabletop incubator might feel limited, but this handled a full load of 24 eggs comfortably. The layout inside makes good use of space and the airflow seems even across the tray. It’s small, but it doesn’t feel underpowered.

My incubator sits in a room that doesn’t have perfectly stable temperatures. Kids coming and going, door opening and closing, etc. Even with that, the internal temp remained steady. That reliability is what stood out most to me.

I was averaging around 60% with my previous incubator. After switching to this model and following the same egg handling practices, I saw closer to 80–85%. That consistency in temperature seems to matter more than I realized.

Incubating can be nerve wracking. This simplified things and reduced that stress a lot.

I’ve now run three full cycles and results have been steady each time. That consistency matters.

No temperature spikes, no weird swings. Just steady conditions from day 1 to day 21.