"Good Value"

Was able to pick this up at auction so the lower price ends up making this a decent value for what you get. Overall quality was good. On the one I received the overall fit and finish was great, it seals well and has been keeping steady humidity after seasoning it with the Boveda 84% pcks. I ve been using 2 of the large Boveda 72% pcks to maintain and so far have had no issues. I actually removed the mounting spaces for the included humidification devices. They are essentially tacked in with short brad nails. This helped free up space for the Boveda mounting plates on the lid. After out growing my plastic container and my 1st 50 count desktop humidor this has been a great addition in both capacity, environment stability, and ease of maintenance thanks mainly to Boveda .

"Not Bad"

I got this on sale for around $70. It did take forever to charge but I don't have any issues with keeping my cigars in perfect shape. The seal is perfect and it holds a fare amount of cigars. I could never get 200 cigars in there but all humidors over state their capacity.

"dont waste your $"

Garbage...walnut looks like someone ran a router over it...fake burled walnut....cheap everything.

"Cheaper than it looks, and humidifier always falls"

Looks nice upon opening the box, but then you realize it's another cheaply-made China chitzbox. The wood was so dry, it took over a month to properly "charge" it to an appropriate humid state. Seals okay, and now that it's charged, it's adequate for aging my stogie stash, but the cheap black-plastic humidifier included is not perfectly straight so it never flushly seats with the magnets, falling onto my cigars every few days and splashing a few water drops onto them. (If not that, then the sticky metal bases to which the magnets attach will pull off the wood and it falls again.) Locating humidifiers on lids is a BAD design.