--- product_id: 46770194 title: "Digital Egg Incubator for Hatching 9-12 Chicken, Quail and Duck Eggs, with Fully Automatic Egg Turning and Temperature Display, Hatcher for Turkeys, Birds, Parrots and Poultry" price: "€ 166.44" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 10 url: https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/46770194-digital-egg-incubator-for-hatching-9-12-chicken-quail-duck store_origin: CY region: Cyprus --- # Fully automatic egg turning Hatches 9-12 eggs Precise digital temperature display Digital Egg Incubator for Hatching 9-12 Chicken, Quail and Duck Eggs, with Fully Automatic Egg Turning and Temperature Display, Hatcher for Turkeys, Birds, Parrots and Poultry **Price:** € 166.44 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🥚 Hatch your future flock with flawless precision! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Digital Egg Incubator for Hatching 9-12 Chicken, Quail and Duck Eggs, with Fully Automatic Egg Turning and Temperature Display, Hatcher for Turkeys, Birds, Parrots and Poultry - **How much does it cost?** € 166.44 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.com.cy](https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/46770194-digital-egg-incubator-for-hatching-9-12-chicken-quail-duck) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Compact Yet Capacious:** Fits up to 12 eggs without crowding your workspace or classroom. - • **Durable & Hygienic Build:** Easy-to-clean PC+ABS shell built to last through countless hatches. - • **Precision Climate Control:** Digital temp display ensures optimal incubation conditions every time. - • **Effortless Hatching Mastery:** Auto-turning tech frees you from constant egg babysitting. - • **Kid-Friendly STEM Experience:** Turn biology lessons into unforgettable, hands-on moments. ## Overview The HBlife Digital Egg Incubator is a compact, durable device designed to hatch 9-12 eggs from chickens, quails, ducks, and other poultry. Featuring fully automatic egg turning and a clear digital temperature display (in Celsius), it offers precise climate control for optimal hatch rates. Its easy-to-clean PC+ABS construction and simple assembly make it perfect for home, classroom, or small-scale poultry enthusiasts seeking a reliable, beginner-friendly incubator. ## Description HBlife Digital Egg Incubator for Hatching 9-12 Chicken, Quail and Duck Eggs, with Fully Automatic Egg Turning and Temperature Display, Hatcher for Turkeys, Birds, Parrots and Poultry: desertcart.com: Industrial & Scientific Review: Great little incubator - I hatch out eggs all the time. Mostly duck and quail eggs. I was looking for something small to hatch my duck eggs since I do better with smaller batches of eggs.This works great! We are a few days out from lock down but all the eggs are developing and the babies are active. I normally have one or two eggs that stop developing around this time. This is a forced air incubator, which I think positively effects the hatch rate. I normally get pretty good #'s but, if everything stays course my hatch rate will be 100%. The fan works great to keep the temperature even throughout the incubator. The nice thing about this is that it has a egg turner that you can use in the incubator or if you are hatching birds, like ducks, that hatch better when hand turned you have the option to omit the turner. This incubator arrived quickly which is great. One thing to keep in mind is that the temperature gauge is in Celsius, not Fahrenheit so you do need to pay attention when setting the temp. I set my incubator temperatures for 99.5 Fahrenheit when hatching eggs which equates to 37.5 Celsius. For me the gauge is a accurate representation of the temperature, it isn't even off by a little bit. The only thing I would question is it's ability to hatch geese eggs. My ducks are larger and so are their eggs and it is a bit of a tight squeeze in there. I don't think that I would be able to fit geese eggs in this incubator. Once the babies hatch I will update my review with photos. Review: GREAT PRODUCT & SERVICE! - After researching incubators I came across this model and based off what I found, it was a solid incubator that could produce a good hatch rate. The instructions that came with it are not too helpful but there are YouTube videos that provide good instructions on setup and functions. Once it arrived I immediately plugged it in and was able to mix and match 12 mallard eggs into the tray so that I wouldn’t have to rotate them by hand. After 5 days all 12 of the eggs had embryos forming in them. It is now day 8 and they’re still doing well. (Will post an update on how many hatch). The incubator had a small crack in the top portion of it that wasn’t a big deal but could affect the lifespan of the incubator. I messaged the seller about it and he sent me a whole new unit for FREE!! I thought that was rather nice and I greatly appreciated it! Pros: -Customer support -Cost -Auto-turning -Solid build -Pretty accurate temperature -Easy/simple set-up Cons: -No humidity gauge (just buy one for $20) -Only reads in Celcius (not a big deal but in the US we use Fahrenheit) -Instructions are no help (seriously don’t use it, just go on YouTube) ## Features - Amazing Experience: You can show the kids how chickens are born, by the chicks breaking shell and hatch fully, also a quick biology lesson for children. Fitting 9-12 chicken eggs according to the normal size, It can also hatch quails, ducks, turkeys, birds, parrots, reptile and geese - Easy to Use: Press the SET button to enter temperature setting mode. Easily adjust the temperature by holding down the plus or minus buttons. Once the desired temperature is reached, press the SET button again to exit temperature setting mode and enter heating operation. Simply wait for the temperature to reach the set value.Humidity is easy to regulate by adding 1/4 cup of water every couple days. Perfect for beginners, the auto turner capability can save amount of time you need to spend babysitting the eggs - Easy to Clean and Durable Material: The bottom of this incubator is very easy to clean, just wash in hot soapy water like you would dishes. Made of durable and healthy PC+ABS material, It is produced under strict CE test and has good reputation from peasants in the rural area - Easy to Assemble: The incubator needs only a few steps to assemble, for more detailed operation details, you can read the instruction manual in the received package - Efficient and Compact Design: It is great for home, designed to be the suitable size and plenty of room, even not at all obtrusive for yard and classroom. If you want an incubator that would suit your needs simple, relatively satisfied, and effective, our product hits all those marks with flying colors ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Customer Reviews | 4.2 out of 5 stars 1,779 Reviews | ## Images ![Digital Egg Incubator for Hatching 9-12 Chicken, Quail and Duck Eggs, with Fully Automatic Egg Turning and Temperature Display, Hatcher for Turkeys, Birds, Parrots and Poultry - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61Dj1MQ0WrL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Features states "has good reputation from peasants in the rural area.". I am wondering how many peasants were interviewed and from which rural area?** A: I believe they meant to say "has good reputation from pheasants in rural area." The pheasants don't even have to sit on the eggs anymore! Genius! **Q: The instructions say to “suffumigate with potassium permanganate and formalin”.....Has anyone actually done this? Anyone have success w/out doing this** A: I didn’t do anything but soap and water and had a 50 % hatch rate on quail eggs. Right out of the box and had eggs in it within the hour. **Q: Do you need to add water frequently to keep the humidity at correct levels? Won’t it mess up the humidity each time you lift the lid to add more?** A: Humidity during incubation is mostly about a good average, so for days 1-18 opening it frequently is not a big deal. You want the egg to evaporate the correct amount of water off so the aircell of the egg grows at the correct rate (you can google charts that show the proper growth rate). Higher humidity will make the air cell grow slower, lower humidity will make the air cell grow faster. After day 18 however (for chicken eggs), you want to get the humidity very high, and keep it there, to air in the hatching process. The reservoir on this incubator is big, I did not come even close to running out of water after I filled it on day 18. **Q: Will goose eggs fit?** A: Yes, perhaps 6 of them would fit in the turning tray. If you wanted to open it and turn manually, you could fit more. I honestly would spend the money for a better machine though, especially if you're hatching eggs that are at all expensive. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great little incubator *by C***Y on February 16, 2018* I hatch out eggs all the time. Mostly duck and quail eggs. I was looking for something small to hatch my duck eggs since I do better with smaller batches of eggs.This works great! We are a few days out from lock down but all the eggs are developing and the babies are active. I normally have one or two eggs that stop developing around this time. This is a forced air incubator, which I think positively effects the hatch rate. I normally get pretty good #'s but, if everything stays course my hatch rate will be 100%. The fan works great to keep the temperature even throughout the incubator. The nice thing about this is that it has a egg turner that you can use in the incubator or if you are hatching birds, like ducks, that hatch better when hand turned you have the option to omit the turner. This incubator arrived quickly which is great. One thing to keep in mind is that the temperature gauge is in Celsius, not Fahrenheit so you do need to pay attention when setting the temp. I set my incubator temperatures for 99.5 Fahrenheit when hatching eggs which equates to 37.5 Celsius. For me the gauge is a accurate representation of the temperature, it isn't even off by a little bit. The only thing I would question is it's ability to hatch geese eggs. My ducks are larger and so are their eggs and it is a bit of a tight squeeze in there. I don't think that I would be able to fit geese eggs in this incubator. Once the babies hatch I will update my review with photos. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ GREAT PRODUCT & SERVICE! *by J***S on March 22, 2018* After researching incubators I came across this model and based off what I found, it was a solid incubator that could produce a good hatch rate. The instructions that came with it are not too helpful but there are YouTube videos that provide good instructions on setup and functions. Once it arrived I immediately plugged it in and was able to mix and match 12 mallard eggs into the tray so that I wouldn’t have to rotate them by hand. After 5 days all 12 of the eggs had embryos forming in them. It is now day 8 and they’re still doing well. (Will post an update on how many hatch). The incubator had a small crack in the top portion of it that wasn’t a big deal but could affect the lifespan of the incubator. I messaged the seller about it and he sent me a whole new unit for FREE!! I thought that was rather nice and I greatly appreciated it! Pros: -Customer support -Cost -Auto-turning -Solid build -Pretty accurate temperature -Easy/simple set-up Cons: -No humidity gauge (just buy one for $20) -Only reads in Celcius (not a big deal but in the US we use Fahrenheit) -Instructions are no help (seriously don’t use it, just go on YouTube) ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ A great beginner/novice Bator *by N***T on January 7, 2019* I hatched my 3rd clutch of chicken eggs (largefowl Ameraucana) in this incubator. The automatic turner can hold up to 9 eggs, but being the aspiring (and new) chicken breeder I am, I wanted more. 9 is great if you're a beginner, and automatic turning is great if you don't have the time. But I do not mind hand-turning, which means I was able to fit 12 (and then 13 - we'll get to that later) large chicken eggs in it comfortably. Note, I have a second set of eggs in the incubator, I was able to fit 17 with a large third-party thermometer in there that probably took up the space for about 3 eggs. I think you could fit 18 max, and it would be a bit of a tight fit, but I believe enough room for the chicks to hatch. I don't know that I would advise this, though! Anyway, back to my original point: PLEASE NOTE, I cannot speak for the egg turner, as I have not and do not intend to use it. Keep that in mind while you continue reading. Ok, I love this incubator. My third hatch, I had a 75% hatch rate! The two remaining chicks that did not hatch, I believe were due to self-errors of humidity control. Now, let's go through the pros and cons. PROS: 1.This was super easy to use. Put your tray in, plug the incubator in, set your temperature, add your water, and set your eggs! No real assembly. Tip: if you are going to manually turn like me, I recommend using the second "hatching tray". It is much lower to the incubator's floor, in comparison to the first tray, whose only purpose is to bring the height of the eggs close enough to the top of the machine so that the egg turner can work. I used the first, and then lazily did not switch to the second, because who has time to move out-and-then-in 12 eggs? The chicks were a little too close to the ceiling of the bator, but thankfully the manufacturer put a grate to protect the chicks from the heating unit, and vice-versa! 2. Plastic, which means easy cleaning! 3. Small and light weight, which means I can have it in my office without it taking up too much space. 4. Although it's small, it holds a decent amount of eggs for a beginner. 9 eggs is great, but it can also be 12 eggs! 5. The manual is pretty straight forward in my opinion, the only real thing you have to do it place the grate correctly and match up the egg-turner to the metal rod from the top of the bator. CONS: 1. The incubator trays are a slick plastic, and seem to be on a tilt. When chicks hatch, they need a textured surface to walk on, as they need to get their footing and begin exercising their baby legs! If they cannot get their footing, they can develope spraddle leg, or splayed legs. This will mean the chick is a temporary "special needs" chick, and she will need some focused attention and spraddle-leg remedy knowlege from you! With my second clutch, I put down a single paper towel with holes in it, to allow the water in the bottom of the incubator to evaporate and rise. 2. The setup for humidity is not a great one. This was especially a con for my situation, which was that I had an incubator go haywire and kill all but one of my eggs. I placed that last egg in this bator, and it was about 5 days behind the eggs already in it. The reason this is such a con for a staggered hatch is that, when the first chicks hatch, they leave nasty gunk in the water, especially if you leave them in there for a while so as to not disturb the humidity for the unhatched chicks. If the waste from the egg and chicks is allowed to sit long enough, it can cause a nasty bacteria overgrowth, which can lead to infection and fatality of your still-developing embryos. Fortunately, this did not happen for me, the chick hatched out fine 5 days later. I also took out my chicks no later than 24 hours post-hatch. 3. The temperature only displays celsius. Not a huge deal, but it'd be nice to just know the temp without converting! 4. This thing had a bit of a smell the first time I fired it up. It went away after about 24 hours. Hopefully nothing too bad! 5. Bator is pretty sensitive to humidity. I noticed it doesn't take much water at all the get the incubator to the right temp. Now, I do live in Georgia, and it is rainy on/off currently, but even with that, it could fluctuate to as low as 30%, and then when adding a small amount of water it jumps to 60%. (This is based off of my third party thermometer, an Acurite wireless indoor/outdoor thermometer/hygrometer combo) Final thoughts: Overall, I really like this incubator! It worked great for its intended purpose. A few cons that can be solved by adjusting somethings within the bator, and not setting up embryos for infection by avoiding staggered hatches in this bator. I don't like that it gets the water so nasty, perhaps a third, separator tray could be added to catch egg/chick waste, while keeping water clean. I am still very happy with this purchase, the price point is fantastic for what it is. I'm always leary to buy from unheard of manufacturers for an incubator, but this brand impressed me! ## Frequently Bought Together - HBlife Digital Egg Incubator for Hatching 9-12 Chicken, Quail and Duck Eggs, with Fully Automatic Egg Turning and Temperature Display, Hatcher for Turkeys, Birds, Parrots and Poultry - Magicfly Bright Cool LED Light Egg Candler Tester, Powered Only by Power Supply --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/46770194-digital-egg-incubator-for-hatching-9-12-chicken-quail-duck](https://www.desertcart.com.cy/products/46770194-digital-egg-incubator-for-hatching-9-12-chicken-quail-duck) --- *Product available on Desertcart Cyprus* *Store origin: CY* *Last updated: 2026-08-24*