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A lot of people will swear humidity is THE most important factor in hatching eggs. I don't even use a hygrometer; for the first 18 days there should be no condensation on the inside of the bator windows; for the last 2-3 days, there should be a little. Once the first egg hatches humidity...

More and more people are having good success with dry incubation too, where you add absolutely no water until lockdown. Humidity in my house is very low so I always add a little.

I have nothing but cheap-as-can-be incubators, neither of which I even bothered to calibrate when they arrived, but I still have good hatch rates. Mine are small (9-12 eggs) and for the first 18 days I add just 25 ml water once a day. Starting day 18 I add 25 ml twice a day. Temp is set to 37.6...