Tylza 25L Electric Cigar Humidor Review

Intro

For the cigar enthusiast looking for a compact, countertop humidor with digital controls, the Tylza 25L electric humidor presents a lot on paper: a temperature range, a humidity range, removable Spanish cedar drawers, an LED touch panel, and a lock. The listing positions it as a freestanding, freezerless cabinet with semiconductor cooling and a glossy finish, and owners consistently flag value and customer service as positives. That said, several owner reports note delivery damage to wooden drawers and a practical humidity-floor caveat. This review walks through what the unit is, how it behaves day‑to‑day according to the listing and owner feedback, materials and build details listed by the manufacturer, safety considerations you should not ignore, who should buy (and who should skip), and a practical checklist to run through before you press purchase.

What it is / first look

The product is listed as the Tylza 25L Electric Humidor (model FM25CH). Spec highlights from the listing: capacity 25 liters, listed to hold up to 220 cigars (depending on ring gauge), item dimensions 18.7"D x 10.24"W x 19.48"H, item weight 20.9 pounds, and a single door with a plastic+glass construction. It’s described as a compact, freestanding/countertop cabinet powered by a corded 115‑volt connection, using semiconductor cooling and a frost‑free defrost system.

The listing calls out a handful of convenience and control features: a Low‑E triple‑tempered glass door, a built‑in LED blue light, an LED touch screen panel with a digital thermometer and hygrometer, and one‑touch temperature and humidity control. The manufacturer describes a temperature control range of 59–72°F (15–22°C) and a humidity control range of 60%–75% RH. Other listed items: a safety lock, removable Spanish cedar wood drawers and shelves, magnetic thickened door seal, four adjustable non‑slip feet, and an internal large water tank with a thick sponge for the humidification system.

Energy and compliance details are explicit in the listing: annual energy consumption is listed as 190 kWh/year, and the unit is described as energy‑saving with power consumption listed as <0.25 kWh/24 hours (the listing also translates that to a cost of < $0.05/day). Specification met: DOE and ETL are noted in the product details.

Colors and variants

The listing shows the product color as Black and the storefront lists several size variants (35L, 50L, 70L, 88L and leather‑trim options). Owners and the listing reference different trim/size options, so expect at least a plain black finish for the 25L model. Available colors may include:

• black

In daily use

The following section summarizes how the unit behaves day‑to‑day based strictly on the listing claims and the patterns that appear in owner feedback.

Small spaces & countertops

The Tylza 25L is explicitly a freestanding/countertop configuration and, by the listed dimensions (18.7"D x 10.24"W x 19.48"H) and weight (20.9 pounds), it’s built for desktop or shelf placement. Owners repeatedly note that it feels larger than expected from photos—one owner said it’s much larger than a typical small dorm refrigerator footprint—so measure your intended spot before buying. The listing also notes four adjustable non‑slip feet to help level the unit on uneven surfaces.

Home collection & gifting

The listing positions this model as suitable for living rooms, studies, bedrooms, wine cellars, or offices and highlights its appearance: a glossy finish, hidden door handle, and built‑in LED blue light. If you’re buying this as a gift, the manufacturer mentions occasions such as Father’s Day, birthdays, and anniversaries. Owners who bought it as a personal cabinet praise the ease of use and the interior drawer organization, calling the unit “very nice and easy to use” and “great value” for the price.

Humidity & temperature control in practice

The listing specifies a temperature control range of 59–72°F (15–22°C) and a humidity control range of 60%–75% RH, with one‑touch control via an LED touch panel and built‑in digital hygrometer/thermometer. Owners report the unit holds temperature and humidity where they set it in many cases—positive themes include “Temp and Humidity stays where I want it” and “does a great job at maintaining humidity and temperature.”

That said, a noticeable pattern in owner feedback is that at least some units won’t go as low on humidity as the listing suggests: one owner specifically reported the unit only reached down to ~65% RH instead of the claimed 60% RH, which mattered to that buyer. If you need a reliable RH floor at exactly 60% RH, owner experience indicates you should verify the unit you receive can reach that lower bound before relying on it for tight humidity targets.

Noise, accessibility, and shelving

The listing calls the unit “Low Noise” and several owners confirm quiet operation. Owners like the removable cedar trays and the overall shelving arrangement—however, mixed feedback includes notes that some trays only pull out partially (an owner mentioned the top three trays open halfway while a larger bottom tray opens fully), which can make access to rear cigars harder. One buyer praised the drawer slides and the ability to change the door orientation, reporting the door could be switched to open left or right, though the listing itself states the door orientation as Right.

Materials & build quality

Stick to the listing for material calls. The manufacturer describes the door as Low‑E triple‑tempered glass (Low‑E added to the middle layer for improved thermal insulation and heat preservation) with a plastic+glass door construction noted in specifications. The listing describes wooden drawers and shelves as made of Imported Spanish cedar wood, hollowed to improve air circulation, and to provide volatile cedar oil that the listing claims can add natural aroma, moisturize, and help dislodge odors.

Shelf type is listed as wood, number of shelves as 2 (with a door shelf count of 1), and the finish is described as glossy. The unit has a magnetic, thickened door seal (claimed by the listing) and a hidden door handle. Internally, the listing also notes a large built‑in water tank with a thick sponge for humidification, and that the humidification and cooling system uses 360° frost‑free air‑cooling technology driven by semiconductor cooling.

Owners praise construction aesthetics and value—comments include “very well made and looks beautiful” and “stainless steel front and great size” in owner notes. On the mixed side, owners have reported arrival damage: some buyers received broken wooden drawers. One internal note (in Spanish) reported both wooden drawers arrived broken. That’s an important quality caveat to plan for on delivery inspection.

Safety considerations

From the listing, the unit is corded electric with a listed voltage of 115 volts, and the product specifies that DOE and ETL requirements are met. The listing also calls out a safety lock for the door and a magnetic, thickened seal to provide air‑tightness. Power‑use claims include <0.25 kWh per 24 hours and an annual energy consumption figure of 190 kWh/year.

Owner reports provide additional safety‑adjacent signals: several owners describe quiet operation and no obvious electrical issues, and one owner reported damage on delivery but that customer support resolved the problem—owner feedback repeatedly praises the manufacturer’s customer service. Nonetheless, the arrival‑damage pattern (broken cedar drawers reported by multiple buyers) is a shipping and build‑quality concern; broken drawer pieces could create splinters or sharp wood fragments, so inspect the drawers immediately and do not use damaged wood parts until repaired or replaced.

Practical safety reminders grounded in listing facts and owner reports:

• Verify you have a proper 115‑volt outlet and a safe place to run the cord—this is a corded electric appliance per the listing.
• Inspect wooden drawers on arrival for cracks, splinters, or breakage—owners have reported broken drawers on delivery.
• The listing notes ETL and DOE compliance; verify current listing/manufacturer documentation for certifications and, if in doubt, confirm with the seller.
• If you require a strictly low RH floor (exactly 60% RH), note that some owners report their units could not reach 60% RH and instead stopped around 65% RH. Confirm RH control performance for your use case.

Who this is for / who should skip

Who this fits well

• Cigar hobbyists who want a countertop/freestanding cabinet with digital controls and Spanish cedar shelving listed to hold up to 220 cigars (the listing notes the actual count depends on ring gauge).
• Buyers who want a compact, glossy‑finished cabinet with an LED touch display, built‑in hygrometer/thermometer, and a safety lock.
• People who prefer simple one‑touch temperature and humidity control and value low noise operation; owners report quiet performance and easy setup.
• Shoppers who prize responsive customer service—the internal notes repeatedly call out positive experiences with manufacturer support for issues.

Who should skip or proceed with caution

• If you need guaranteed RH control down to 60% RH: owner reports indicate some units reach only about 65% RH. The listing claims a 60%–75% range, but practical experience varies; don’t rely on the lower bound without verifying.
• If you require perfect delivery/out‑of‑box condition for wooden parts: there are several owner reports of broken cedar drawers arriving damaged—inspect on delivery and keep return/replacement options in mind.
• If you need smart‑home compatibility: the listing explicitly states the unit is Not Smart Home Compatible.

Verdict

The Tylza 25L electric humidor is a well‑specified compact humidor on paper: semiconductor cooling, Low‑E triple‑tempered glass, removable Spanish cedar drawers and shelves, an LED touch panel with digital temp and hygrometer readouts, and a safety lock. Owners generally praise the unit as a strong value for the money, noting quiet operation, effective humidity and temperature control in many cases, and proactive customer service when problems arise.

The practical caveats are delivery and RH floor. Multiple owners flagged broken wooden drawers arriving in damaged condition; one owner specifically reported the humidity floor settling around 65% RH instead of the listed 60% RH. Those two patterns are the clearest owner‑reported signals to account for: (1) plan to inspect the unit and drawers on arrival and (2) verify humidity control behavior if your storage needs require an exact RH floor.

Check before you buy

• Measure the intended spot: listed dimensions are 18.7"D x 10.24"W x 19.48"H, and owners report the unit can look larger in person.
• Confirm your RH requirements: listing states 60%–75% RH, but owners report some units only reach ~65% RH—verify if you need precise control at the low end.
• Inspect wood drawers on delivery: owners have reported broken cedar drawers arriving damaged—open and check immediately.
• Confirm power and ventilation: unit is corded electric at 115 volts per the listing; leave clearance for ventilation as appropriate for freestanding/countertop appliances.
• Check the listing for certifications and warranty: the product is listed as meeting DOE and ETL specifications and the manufacturer lists 12 months of support and 24/7 customer service.
• Think about access: owner notes indicate some trays pull out only partially while a larger bottom drawer may pull fully—plan placement for drawer access and visibility.
• Confirm door orientation needs: the listing lists the door orientation as Right, and some owners report being able to switch the door to open left or right—verify current listing details and instructions if reversible door access matters for your location.

Bottom line: for buyers who want a compact, feature‑rich electric humidor and who accept the delivery‑inspection step and the possibility of slight unit‑to‑unit RH differences, the Tylza 25L looks like a strong value. If you need guaranteed sub‑65% RH stability or cannot tolerate any delivery damage without replacement, account for those risks when deciding.