If they haven't pipped you may as well candle them at this point Ashem.
Hope they are just late though.
I lost one of my Mille chicks last night. He just wouldn't eat or drink. I syringed poultry drench into him but to no avail. He wasn't quite right from the beginning though - would turn his back on the others and stare into space, or walk off and stand in a corner

So down to 12 chicks. Beena rough weekend actually - I had to cull the one with the bad leg, this dead mille,one of my full grown hens dropped dead yesterday for no obvious reason, and I also have a hen who has broken her leg/hip. After 3 weeks and no improvement I'm going to have to have her put to sleep to. REally bad weekend for the feathered folk here.
I am designing and making a start on a winter run, closer to the house, which will be more sheltered and less hassle to get to in the snow.
Ashem: I have a
Brinsea octagon advance, which is fantastic - fantastic enough that I went away for 2.5 weeks and left it to get on with things....I love the humidity pump because humidity has always been my biggest problem. Expensive though. I had the
brinsea octagon eco before and that was pretty good. If you only want to do a few eggs at a time,
brinsea do a little incubator, can't remember the name, but have heard good things about it. On the pricey side though. But all the
brinsea ones are very cheap to run, if that's a concern.
I also have a hovabator with autoturner- that's what I started out with,and was a cheap option to buy but is less efficient to run and it was pretty good as long as I had a reliable thermometer and hygrometer. I still use it as a hatcher for geese/ducks. Hope that helps.