Best Beginner's All in One Incubator?

[Penguino1]

Looking to hatch a few eggs come next year, and I want to get an early start on the research.

I originally thought of doing the broody hen method, but my hens don't sit consistently enough.

I was looking into a bunch of incubators below the 175$ price range, and am still kinda confused about which is best or worst (looked at Janoel 12, Incuview, Hovabator Genisis, Hovabator 1502, farm innovators 4250, Brinsea mini).

I believe my requirements are as follows,

1. Circulated Air (fan)
2. Automatic Egg Turner ( I would forget after the second day)
3. Heat Stable
4. Easy to Clean

I don't mind a bad built in hydrometer or thermometer, since I can go buy one for 10 bucks at amazon.

Any recommendations for a incubator under 175$?

 

[PD-Riverman]

Looking to hatch a few eggs come next year, and I want to get an early start on the research.

I originally thought of doing the broody hen method, but my hens don't sit consistently enough.

I was looking into a bunch of incubators below the 175$ price range, and am still kinda confused about which is best or worst (looked at Janoel 12, Incuview, Hovabator Genisis, Hovabator 1502, farm innovators 4250, Brinsea mini).

I believe my requirements are as follows,

1. Circulated Air (fan)
2. Automatic Egg Turner ( I would forget after the second day)
3. Heat Stable
4. Easy to Clean

I don't mind a bad built in hydrometer or thermometer, since I can go buy one for 10 bucks at amazon.

Any recommendations for a incubator under 175$?

Get you a few old English game hens. Best incubators I know of.

Janoel and farm innovator have way to many bad reviews... the rest you mentioned would probably be OK.

 

[Penguino1]

Get you a few old English game hens. Best incubators I know of.

Janoel and farm innovator have way to many bad reviews... the rest you mentioned would probably be OK.

Thanks!! Anybody else?

 

[AmyLynn2374]

Looking to hatch a few eggs come next year, and I want to get an early start on the research.

I originally thought of doing the broody hen method, but my hens don't sit consistently enough.

I was looking into a bunch of incubators below the 175$ price range, and am still kinda confused about which is best or worst (looked at Janoel 12, Incuview, Hovabator Genisis, Hovabator 1502, farm innovators 4250, Brinsea mini).

I believe my requirements are as follows,

1. Circulated Air (fan)
2. Automatic Egg Turner ( I would forget after the second day)
3. Heat Stable
4. Easy to Clean

I don't mind a bad built in hydrometer or thermometer, since I can go buy one for 10 bucks at amazon.

Any recommendations for a incubator under 175$?

Hovabator 1583 is the non digital version of the 1588. Fan forced air, holds rock steady temps. I got mine for $122 on Amazon w/turner. You can pick up the turners for between 45/50 bucks I believe. If you don't need the convenience of digital, I highly recommend it. Love mine, and it has a nice big picture window.