My wood humidors have nothing on the puppy right here. Found a guy that makes custom drawers to fit. “Sticks” are flawless now.

Love the way this humidor looks and the drawer options. Only problem is that we can not get the temp regulated.

After researching this and other humidors, the improvements of this unit over its predecessors stand out. If you live in a climate with ranging climates the heating function is worth it. The seal on the unit holds humidity to .2 swing. Seasoning was done with an electric humidifier and took all of a day to equalize. Definitely worth the upgrade from non heating unit.

I've had this for 5 months now and it has been an absolute struggle to keep the temp and humidity consistent. Pros: 1. It looks nice. Cons: 1. The temp fluctuates 7 to 10 degrees out of whack daily. 2. The thermometer never reads correctly, regardless of temp. 3. The humidity level also fluctuates wildly, regardless of humidity methods, e.g. beads, Bovedas, straight distilled water, glycol, etc. 4. The included hygrometer is off by 5 to 7 percent, regardless of actual humidity. 5. You CANNOT (re)calibrate neither hygrometer nor thermometer. 6. It is noisy. I did get used to it quick, but I do have tinnitus so, ya know, whatever. 7. The slide in box is both useful and useless. If you need it, great. If you don't, you can't take it out. I mean, you can, but you lose the shelf space. Summary: I'm almost positive this thing was a wine-a-dor, or whatever those things are called, and Newair was all like, "let's just put this cheap, dime-store hygrometer and drawer in here and call it a humidor without actually seeing if it will work as one". And marketing was all like, "excellent idea, sir, we'll sell billions of units".

Finally, a humidor that is almost completely a 'set it and forget it' option. Great investment.