Brown High-gloss Cigar Humidor

This is a better humidor than I would have expected for the price. The wood finishes are nice-looking, the humidor is reasonably solidly built. The dividers in the lower section and tray are both adjustable. That said, this is still a good bargain-level humidor rather than a top-quality piece. The seal isn't perfect, the veneers don't line up as cleanly as they could, the gap between the lid and the body breaks up the visual smoothness a bit, the hardware is a bit cheesy, and the interior details look a little cheap. Since a top-quality humidor this size could easily be over $1k, though, I still feel like I got more than my money's worth for xxx. For long-term cigar-storage use, though, I'd recommend two additions: a better humidifier and a digital hygrometer. The humidifier included is of an appropriate size, though I really prefer the RH-controlling bead/crystal style; if you use the humidifier that comes with this humidor, you'll need to pick up the solution (distilled water and propylene glycol) yourself. The hygrometer is a cheap analog model; you should do a salt-test calibration at the very least, and still don't expect much accuracy. A digital hygrometer/thermometer of decent accuracy can be found in the $20 range just about anywhere.