HINISO AD-30C Digital Display Dry Cabinet For Cameras - 34 Litres | Comes Up With BUILT-IN HYGROMETER For Humidity Control | Safe & Durable Lens Storage

I purchased the HINISO Digital Dry Cabinet (34L) to store my electronic gadgets and camera equipment, and I’m genuinely impressed. Right from the start, the product arrived safely packed in a wooden frame, ensuring no damage during transit.As a photographer based in Kerala, where humidity is a year-round concern—especially with the rainy season approaching next month—I was worried about fungal damage to my gear. This dry cabinet is the perfect solution. It gives me peace of mind knowing my camera and lenses are protected from moisture and fungal growth, which is a major concern in this climate.The cabinet has a sleek, modern look with a sturdy aluminum body and a clear glass door that blends well with my workspace. It’s compact yet spacious enough to accommodate all my gear: one DSLR, one mirrorless camera body, and a total of four lenses—all of which fit comfortably.The digital humidity control is very effective – it brought the humidity down to the desired level quickly and maintains it consistently. I’ve been using it for over a week now, and the performance has been flawless. The controls are intuitive, and the display is bright and easy to read.Though it needs to stay plugged in to maintain the humidity level, that's a small trade-off for the protection it offers. Highly recommended for photographers, tech enthusiasts, or anyone who wants to protect their sensitive items. A worthy investment!

Being a photographer I always worried about fungus damage, since I'm based on Assam, India, there is always high humidity in prolonged monsoons, so it's always a nightmare for a photographer to save all of the costly equipment from this. So this time I'm looking for a permanent solution of this. One of my photographer friend suggest this dry cabinet, and he gives me a positive response; despite its cost, I somehow purchase this and I'm usng this from last seven days and I can truly say it's worth it, the cabinet is sturdy, looking cool and to spacious. The dehumidifier works very well tbh and I would say if you want to spend more in your camera gear, this will be your go to product.The temperature and relative humidity sensors are working great and it's easy to use. However it requires constant electricity to maintain the relative humidity, I think that is missing in the cabinet is a sensor light inside. If company provides this also it will be a game changer. However still 34L model contains so much space so for a small to medium setup( 1-2 camera body and 3-4 lens )can accomodate easily.Worth buying I must say. And now I can sleep peacefully.(POV the hygrometer I'm keeping inside is showing+-3 Humidity and +-1 temparature variation)

I'm using the HINISO AD-30C Dry Cabinet (34L) for two weeks now, and it’s working really well. The digital humidity control is accurate, and it keeps my a6700 and lenses safe from moisture and fungus. There's enough space for the camera, a couple of lenses, and some accessories.Build quality feels really solid.It came very securely packed in a sturdy wooden cage, which I really appreciated, no damage during delivery.It is great value if you're looking to protect your gear. Definitely happy with this purchase.

This is written on the basis of 3 days experience with the unit.The packaging was secure enough - with a wooden cage type support box encasing the product box.The package contains the box and a adapter cable (pin type 5v .4 amp output, like your early nokia chargers). The adapter cable length is about 5 feet.The box is having powder coated metal on all sides except front, where it is having a toughened (but not very thick) glass panel/door. The door has a lock mechanism, but does not do much as the handle is somewhat rotatable and one can rotate the handle so that the lock can be taken out of the hinge. Two sets of keys are provided.The panel has a rubber gasket in the backside (similar to fridge) and also have some magnetic attachment to the body, so that even without locking, the panel will not open on its own.There is a display panel which shows the temperature and humidity inside. Could not verify the accuracy of the humidity level but temperature readings were accurate. The display does not have any buttons to control humidity, unlike in larger cabinets...And you have to open the cabinet to adjust the humidity level from the controller unit inside.The controller unit has a rotary knob with 5 ranges. For camera equipment a setting of 40-50% relative humidity is suggested and I kept it between that. The readings were stable within 3-4 hours. A green led is provided to show that the controller is working.The backside has a outlet of sorts which needs to be kept uncovered and clean for proper functioning, and it also has the inlet of power cable. There is NO light for you to see inside (like bigger cabinets have).Overall the build felt solid enough. The box weighs about 8 kg (without anything inside).I would suggest to keep the cardboard box and thermocols in case you need to relocate with the box, as the breakage of front panel will render the unit useless. I am deducting one star for no outer panel buttons and no light inside the cabinet.