What’s the different between the Rcom 20 Max and Rcom King Suro?

In terms of features, there’s little difference between the two…

• They both hold roughly the same amount of eggs (20 chicken eggs)
• They both have digital temperature control
• They both have digital humidity control
• They both have automatic egg turning.

So, the difference isn’t what they do, it’s how they do it…

• The Rcom 20 Max is a little more elegant. It features and all-in-one design so there’s no assembly required. Whereas the King Suro has a separate turning cradle and an external humidity pump, all of which need assembly.
• The humidity control in the Rcom 20 Max is widely regarded as more accurate and easy to control. This is because the Rcom 20 Max has a built-in heated water humidifier with specific fans designed to circulate the humid air. Whereas the King Suro has a pump which pumps cold water onto an evaporating pad inside the incubator, which then warms up and evaporates.
• Because the egg-turner is built into the Rcom 20 Max, the timing of the turning can be adjusted. And egg turning can be turned on and off with the touch of a button. Whereas the King Suro has a cradle which turns the whole incubator back and forth forever until the cradle is unplugged, or the incubator is removed from the cradle.

In conclusion, both machines are brilliant and both are very popular. They’ll both have excellent hatch results and they’re neck-and-neck when it comes to popularity. But the Rcom 20 Max is just that little bit more elegant and refined than that of the King Suro, with a little less setting-up time too. Hence the Rcom 20 Max is typically a little more expensive than the King Suro.