Prestige Import Group AJ25 25 Count Acrylic Humidor Jar with Humidifier and Spanish Cedar Interior Lining on Bottom

Perfect for cigars. Holds about 20 comfortably with a humidifier packet in there also. Don’t forget to get the hydrometer to hit that perfect temp/humidity. It also looks good as a decorative item to show off your cigars. Great conversation item

I have always have had terrible luck with wooden humidors. I seasoned them properly and they still would not hold the correct humidity levels for cigars which was frustrating to no end. On the advice of a friend, I tried the acrylic cigar humidors. I will NEVER go back. These incredible containers not only have an air tight seal which holds the humidity levels to the proper specs with my Boveda pack, but also looks great as I can see all of my beauties and pick the one I want quickly. They even include a Spanish Cedar lining on the bottom of each humidor. No seasoning required. For $15 per container, don't go anywhere else. The included humidity puck is a thoughtful gesture but they are not very effective...toss it immediately and use a Boveda pack. I bought these last month and gave one to my step-son who is just starting to get into cigars as a "just because" gift and he loves it too. I wanted to see how these performed before making them my go-to and I am about to buy two more right now! My leaky wooden cigar humidors? Trash time.

I wanted an inexpensive functional humidor for my garage. Something I didn't have to worry about scratching or otherwise damaging as I fuss around the bench. Of course, it had too work as well. This really fits the bill. Perfect size for me. I smoke 45-52 ring cigars. You likely won't get 25 of those in there if they are closer to 50, or bigger. Good seal. I did a little experiment. When I ordered this thing arrived we were in the middle of a very humid spell. Turned the garage AC off and the humidity in the garage came up to nearly 75% (yuck). I left about 20 cigars sitting in that atmosphere a couple of days before the humidor arrived. When the humidor arrived, I let it sit open for just 20-30 minutes to be sure it got the garage air. I put the cigars in this humidor with a trusted hygrometer and WITHOUT anything to sustain humidity. After a couple of hours humidity level settled in at about 71%. Now 5 days into my experiment, again with nothing to sustain humidity level, it is still holding at 71%. Good enough for me. If I have one reservation, it is the clamp. While it certainly is tight enough as is working as intended upon arrival, it doesn't seem as sturdy as it could be. Time will tell on that.

Outstanding humidor. No Hydrometer but Basic great size too

It holds humidity extremely well with only one small boveda pack. I don't attempt to age cigars or build a collection, so I merely use it to hold cigars that I'll smoke relatively soon. The humidor serves this purpose well while making an excellent display for my cigars. Also, a nice perk is that I can easily check my digital hygrometer through the clear acrylic without opening the humidor and letting humidity out. WARNING: Don't be as dumb as me and temporarily ruin this humidor. I was smoking a churchill-sized cigar and, having ran out of time to finish it, I tried to save it for later. So, I stuck it back in this humidor along with my other cigars and the burnt/smoke smell penetrated everything: the rubber seal on the humidor, the wood piece on the bottom, and all my cigars. Not only did the cigars already in the humidor taste terrible, but any new cigars I added were similarly ruined because the humidor's material was now saturated with the smell. Eventually, after leaving the humidor open and outside for long enough, the smell disappeared and enabled the humidor to be used again. This is just a warning for people, like me, who may not be wise enough to avoid such a mistake.

At first, I was a little skeptical due to how cheap this container looks. However, I've now had it for about a week and I will definitely buy another one. First, its capacity is more than I expected. Right now in mine I have 12, 8 inch Churchills, with all of them having plenty of room to rest without the fear of them being squished. Second, its ability to keep humidity is incredible. The humidity disk that comes with it attaches to the bottom of the lid. I only have that disk in my humidor and the humidity rose to 85%, too much for my taste so I had to find a way to lower the humidity; honestly, its almost too good at maintaining humidity. Lastly, it's light weight and aesthetically pleasing. The humidor looks great whether displayed on a shelf for all to see or tucked away in your own private retreat. Overall, this is a great product! The issues that you will have to work around are the humidity and the humidity disk, if you choose to attach the humidity disk to the lid. Attaching the disk to the bottom of the lid decreases lid-to-cigar clearance by about an inch, so be careful not to crush your cigars. Other than that, enjoy this great product.

My main humidor is a cedar-lined glass-topped box and holds about 50 cigars. While I was in Colorado I was constantly adding distilled water to keep the humidity up. Now, in North Central Texas, I don't have to add but about once every couple of weeks. Then I heard about these Acrylic jars. I gave one a try. I first wetted down the cedar at the bottom, put in a humidity sensor and waited until the level was just right before inserting a handful of cigars. Took about two days for the wetness to get absorbed by the cedar then leveled off. I wanted to wait some more time before putting in a Boveda 69 packet. Two months later and the humidity level has barely fluctuated more than 1%. The aroma when opening the lid, which is easy to operate and more than adequate to seal the jar, is more robust than my main humidor. Now, as per the pic I just uploaded, I have 3 jars and only one needed a Boveda. If this continues for 6 more months I may just replace the main humidor with more jars. At under $15/jar it's a pretty good value.

What do you need to do with this? Step one, dampen the cedar at the bottom of the container. Step two, get a cylindrical gel humidification stick and ditch the silly black one at the lid opening. Step three, fill with your favorite cigars and keep it out of the sunshine as it is clear and UV is not good for your pleasure sticks. If you're taking a little hiatus from smoking it's a good idea to open your jar at least once a month to promote clean air flow through your sticks and stunt potential over humidification which leads to plugged draws, sticks that don't stay lit or a little case of mold. Place your jar in a lit area just out of the sun, make sense? I've gifted three of these jars forming a cigar club with my coworkers. If they're doing it right and enjoying the journey, there's no reason you can't too. And the acrylic jar takes the concern of not having enough humidity or properly seasoning a wooden humidor. If you don't want to coddle and cradle your humidor because they get testy with humidity and temperature swings, then the jar is the way to go.

Compre 1 humidor de acrílico y ahora ya tengo 3, son perfectos. A continuación, te daré “tips” para mantener tus puros en las mejores condiciones posibles. 1.- Al ser humidor de acrílico con un cierre hermético yo utilizo 1 paquete de bóveda de 69% de humedad de 67 gramos (1 por cada humidor), no te recomiendo poner un paquete de bóveda de mas humedad, por que al ser hermético el cierre es perfecto. 2.- Le caben 17 puros tamaño “toro”, 2 laminas de hojas de cedro, un paquete de bóveda y un higrómetro pequeño. (la descripción dice que lleva mas puros, pero siempre y cuando sean de un tamaño mas pequeño). 3.- De preferencia acuesta el jarrón de puros, varios videos de “youtube” mencionan que si lo dejas en posición vertical por mucho tiempo, las hojas de tabaco del pie de los puros se romperán. 4.- Ábrelo por lo menos 1 vez por semana, por ser hermético, tiene un cierre perfecto y los puros necesitan aire fresco. 5.- No lo pongas a luz directa del sol (cerca de una ventana), eso hará que suba la temperatura del jarrón y en consecuencia también afectara la humedad. En pocas palabras, es excelente, no necesitas más, solo le pones un paquete de “bóveda” y es todo, no necesitas ser niñero de tu humidor (cosa que en los de madera si). Solo fuma y disfruta tus puros. Buenos humos.

I am absolutely satisfied with this Humidor, not only did it arrive sooner than I expected it is a generous size that holds a little over a dozen Cigars very comfortably. The attached humidifier works great as well, this thing is a great starter humidor. Only thing I would recommend to the supplier or potential buyers, place a piece of REAL Cedar in the humidor not only will it help with the humidity but also it gives the whole thing a more pleasant aroma when you open it. Over all very happy with this purchase would highly recommend.

Low maintenance 👍

This is the best value Humidor for beginners or travelers. The acrylic is light and it seals tight. This does not come with a hygrometer, so consider picking up a cheap digital one( $10). The cedar veneer on the bottom is paper thin. It is mounted to a thicker piece of a wood composite. That was a bit disappointing. I just picked up a few strips of free cedar veneer from my local cigar shop to help hold the moisture. You will not be able to make your own humidor/tupperdore for less than this.

Justo como en la foto, cierra muy bien. Creo que fue lo que buscaba.