Is this incubator good?

[chickenman328]

Has someone used this before? https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/144110773125?hash=item218dabe385:g:NJ8AAOSwIWNg7Ayf
Can you please help me out to see if it is good. I only want an incubator that costs $0-$100!

 

[PippinTheChicken]

Those ebay/amazon unbranded incubators can't really be trusted. You can spend just a little bit more (£150) on a brinsea (mini advance II) that is trustsed and has good hatch rates.
If your willing to risk it, read the reviews and make a decision

 

[The Moonshiner]

I wouldn't own one.
They can work but there's other options that are more dependable and less hassle.
IDK what's available over there or how prices compare but for inexpensive but reliable here I prefer Hovabators.
Brinsea are really nice but I can't justify the price vs the limited number of eggs they hold.
Decent capacity is a must for me.
Nurture Right 360 gets good reviews also.

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[EmmaRainboe]

Those ebay/amazon unbranded incubators can't really be trusted. You can spend just a little bit more (£150) on a brinsea (mini advance II) that is trustsed and has good hatch rates.
If your willing to risk it, read the reviews and make a decision

I've never used the brinsea mini advanced two, but it doesn't seem to hold many eggs. For the same price (actually a bit less) you could get the NR360 which holds many more eggs, and many have had great success with it.

 

[BirdsBeesTrees]

If you buy a cheap incubator you will need to prepare yourself for a lot of death losses.