I bought one last year and even though it was expensive, I haven't regretted it.
The digital thermometer regulates itself easily, no more controlling temps ten times a day. It keeps the temp steady even when the door's opened frequently. However, make sure you double check the temp with other thermometers, mine was set 0.5 C wrong, which messed up my first hatch!
The humidity pads are effective. Cutting them in appropriate sizes, and they hold the humidity stable both during incubation and hatching.
The machine and turner have worked for 6 months straight without any issues at this time. All in all, I'd highly recommend this cabinet incubator.
Cons: trays are a little ackward. unit is DEEP. more difficult to clean. power consuption is higher that my GQF
I've had this unit for about 2 years now and it's been a champ. No real complaints about operation.
That said there are a few minor cons. The most significant is the hatching trays. they are plastic (easy to clean thus awesome), but they use stick in pegs to hold the top and bottom together. These pegs have a bad habit of coming out especially during cleaning. The unit has metal bars across the front that support longer metal bars running front to rear that the trays set on. The metal bars across the front are SHARP. The unit is very deep so reaching in to give it a good cleaning has left me with more than one battle scar. The humidity pump does a good job but all it does is pump water into the sponge/tray that you would fill normally. In dry environments it goes through water quickly.
I know it sounds like a long list but they are all minor items. Operation of the unit has been flawless.