First of all, out of all the reviewers you are going to have differing levels of experience smoking and owning cigars, period. If you didn't know this before, well you should know if you smoke cigars. Never EVER rely on analog hygrometers. These are for show, they look nice, I buy these humidors for that reason and others I own for the same reason. Rule of thumb, ALWAYS rely on a reputable DIGITAL hygrometer device. Don't listen to the reviews where people are saying "it leaks" or "doesn't build humidity properly". NO this is NOT the case. The case is: particular consumers don't know the basics and write a bad review. Again: NEVER rely on an analog hygrometer; always invest in a good digital one to get your humidity readings. I own 6 of these humidors and every single one works exactly as a humidor should. I have several digital hygrometers that I calibrated with my Boveda calibration kits and have swapped them all around in different humidors and am getting consistent and accurate humidity readings. Don't rush and buy all your cigars when you have a brand new humidor. Take an extra couple of weeks to season it properly. In the beginning it is normal for the humidity to fluctuate as the Spanish cedar is soaking up the moisture. Once you have stabilized the humidity in a healthy range anywhere from 65%-75% (I’ve even heard some say 60-80 is okay) as it is normal for humidors to "breathe" (i.e. not be completely sealed). Fluctuations will also greatly depend on what climate and environment you live in. Winter months will be usually drier and your humidification devices will have to work a little harder simply requiring more top ups of Gycol Solution. Also a word of advice; never ever use the green foam that comes standard in almost ALL humidors. Invest in any fairly inexpensive humidification beads/crystals and ONLY use Glycol Solution for the beads and ONLY use distilled water to season the humidor correctly (plenty of guides online on how to properly season a humidor).
To conclude, this humidor is a steal of a deal and you are getting excellent bang for your buck based on function and build quality AND aesthetics. You simply cannot go wrong; I highly recommend this humidor for anyone.
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Extra-Large Capacity Cigar Preservation
Not just a storage solution, this humidor elevates your cigar experience. The Spanish Cedar lining enhances the aroma and flavor of your cigars, while the scratch-resistant felt-lined bottom provides a protective cushion. The glass top allows you to admire your collection without opening the humidor, and it's elegantly complemented by gold-plated piano hinges for a touch of luxury. Holds up to 100 cigars at a time!
Pro Cigar Tips for Optimal Use
Pro Tips for Optimal Use #1
Activate your new humidor's cigar box humidifier with pure distilled water. This simple step ensures the humidity stabilizes at the ideal humidity level, safeguarding your cigars' integrity.
Pro Tips for Optimal Use #2
Perform the "dollar bill test" with your humidor. The "dollar bill test" for cigar humidors involves closing the lid on a dollar bill; if you can easily pull it out without resistance, the humidor may have an imperfect seal, potentially affecting its ability to maintain proper humidity levels.
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Beautiful, Affordable Humidor
So to start the humidor is absolutely gorgeous. To seasoned it properly just follow the instructions, they are very easy to follow. I’ve now got 80 cigars sitting in the humidor, with my most prized on display thanks to the glass top. it lets you view your and display them. If you’re just getting into cigars, or if you’re already in to cigars and you need yourself a nice100 stick humidor I highly recommend this one.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2018
To conclude, this humidor is a steal of a deal and you are getting excellent bang for your buck based on function and build quality AND aesthetics. You simply cannot go wrong; I highly recommend this humidor for anyone.
THIS IS A GREAT DEAL AND GREAT PRODUCT. DON'T LISTEN TO THE LOW HUMIDITY LEVEL REVIEWS. THIS IS NORMAL FOR NEW HUMIDORS
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2018
First of all, out of all the reviewers you are going to have differing levels of experience smoking and owning cigars, period. If you didn't know this before, well you should know if you smoke cigars. Never EVER rely on analog hygrometers. These are for show, they look nice, I buy these humidors for that reason and others I own for the same reason. Rule of thumb, ALWAYS rely on a reputable DIGITAL hygrometer device. Don't listen to the reviews where people are saying "it leaks" or "doesn't build humidity properly". NO this is NOT the case. The case is: particular consumers don't know the basics and write a bad review. Again: NEVER rely on an analog hygrometer; always invest in a good digital one to get your humidity readings. I own 6 of these humidors and every single one works exactly as a humidor should. I have several digital hygrometers that I calibrated with my Boveda calibration kits and have swapped them all around in different humidors and am getting consistent and accurate humidity readings. Don't rush and buy all your cigars when you have a brand new humidor. Take an extra couple of weeks to season it properly. In the beginning it is normal for the humidity to fluctuate as the Spanish cedar is soaking up the moisture. Once you have stabilized the humidity in a healthy range anywhere from 65%-75% (I’ve even heard some say 60-80 is okay) as it is normal for humidors to "breathe" (i.e. not be completely sealed). Fluctuations will also greatly depend on what climate and environment you live in. Winter months will be usually drier and your humidification devices will have to work a little harder simply requiring more top ups of Gycol Solution. Also a word of advice; never ever use the green foam that comes standard in almost ALL humidors. Invest in any fairly inexpensive humidification beads/crystals and ONLY use Glycol Solution for the beads and ONLY use distilled water to season the humidor correctly (plenty of guides online on how to properly season a humidor).Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2018
To conclude, this humidor is a steal of a deal and you are getting excellent bang for your buck based on function and build quality AND aesthetics. You simply cannot go wrong; I highly recommend this humidor for anyone.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2024
This humidor has a very nice look and feel. This was an upgrade from a smaller humidor I had for years. I specifically chose this for the glass top and outside hygrometer. It makes it much easier to monitor cigar and humidity level.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2018
I want to first say that I have only had this for about 2 weeks, so I cannot give a review of the longevity or humidity seal over time. However, I can say that the product arrived in great condition, looks amazing, matches the photos, and seems to be seasoning well. **You Must Season The Humidor First** I spent about a week seasoning the humidor. I did not wipe it down with a moist cloth, as this can warp the cedar, but threw in some humidifying packets and found real success with an open jar of distilled water. Never use tap water.
I let it season for about 3-4 days until it was holding a humidity of 67-68%. Then I threw in about 10 cigars, I didn't want to fill up too fast as this should be a gradual process. The humidity dropped while the cigars absorbed some, but it's holding steady in the mid-60s. Amazing smell, I smoked my first cigar yesterday that had been in there about a week and it was great. Typically you want to let a cigar rest in a humidor for a few weeks after receiving. Overall it seems to seal well, you can tell when the door shuts. The finish is good, interior is great, and overall feels like a quality box. I would caution against expecting too much from the lock and key, they seem more for show than utility.
As for capacity, based on the cigar sizes in my photo, I would say you could force 100 in there, but really a humidor does not produce great results when filled to the top. You're better off keeping about 50-60 in here max. I have two smaller humidors rated 40-50 and its the same story. If you actually put 40-50, they will end up drier than desired, but are great with about 20-25. Keep some humidifying packets/beads in there for best results.
I let it season for about 3-4 days until it was holding a humidity of 67-68%. Then I threw in about 10 cigars, I didn't want to fill up too fast as this should be a gradual process. The humidity dropped while the cigars absorbed some, but it's holding steady in the mid-60s. Amazing smell, I smoked my first cigar yesterday that had been in there about a week and it was great. Typically you want to let a cigar rest in a humidor for a few weeks after receiving. Overall it seems to seal well, you can tell when the door shuts. The finish is good, interior is great, and overall feels like a quality box. I would caution against expecting too much from the lock and key, they seem more for show than utility.
As for capacity, based on the cigar sizes in my photo, I would say you could force 100 in there, but really a humidor does not produce great results when filled to the top. You're better off keeping about 50-60 in here max. I have two smaller humidors rated 40-50 and its the same story. If you actually put 40-50, they will end up drier than desired, but are great with about 20-25. Keep some humidifying packets/beads in there for best results.
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Chris Jensen
Keeps your cigars in perfect condition
Reviewed in Canada on July 28, 2022Mark K W Pang
As advertised.
Reviewed in Singapore on February 15, 2021
Mark K W Pang
Reviewed in Singapore on February 15, 2021
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claucast
Elegante y cumple totalmente su función
Reviewed in Mexico on October 20, 2019