Awesome, my wife loves it, she is very experienced, she has a huge rose garden and many house plants. This gives her the opportunity to grow and care for plants thru the winter. She also can start seeds growing to move outside later. It’s very simple to use but high tech, I see her checking out her plants multiple times a day even though she doesn’t need to, she really enjoys using this ingarden and she doesn’t like technology, new phones or computers, lol, worth every penny.

This is the first InGarden I've purchased and I've had it for 2.5 weeks now. 5 out of the 6 pods have sprouted. The thyme did not sprout even though the sprouting period should have been a maximum of 14 days and it has now been 21. I contacted Urban & Hawk about this but they told me that I have to wait a full 21 days before they will send me a replacement for the thyme. I will try to contact them again.
It's been really fun watching the plants grow and sprout and it's very easy. The only thing I don't like is how bright the whole system is. Otherwise I am very happy with my purchase and look forward to sampling the herbs in a few weeks.

I got this as a birthday present for my husband, the classic man who's impossible to buy for, and he was thrilled with it. He's a by-the-numbers kind of guy, and followed the directions carefully. As a result, all 6 of the herbs have germinated, and we are already using some of them (basil, thyme and dill) only 3 weeks later.

Taking up counter space comparable to 2 loaves of bread, this is a cool, zero-hassle ingarden that quickly grows 12 small, healthy organic plants at a time. My basil seeds (that came with this) started sprouting in less than 3 days.

It's nice to have a few plants growing in the kitchen. It’s necessary with this product to keep it in a place where the 16 hours of fairly bright daily light won’t be too disruptive.

I own the 6 pod A********* (as you can see on the right in my images). This 12 pod grower InGarden actually has additional, well-thought-out features that the other one doesn't have. This is why this unit is better in my opinion:
1. The sponge filters are better placed, you don't have to unscrew anything ever, the cover over the pump just snaps into place.
2. The light adjusts WAY higher (see photo at BOTH units at full extension). It also doesn't click around, you can adjust it exactly where you want it.
3. You can see the water level with the float.
4. Easy-access covered pour spot is on the side, so my kid can fill it up without dumping the water everywhere.
5. Has a vegetable and flower setting to change the LED lights.

I'm sold on it. I just planted all 12 pods and I'll update my review as time goes on, but right now I'm liking the usability better than that Aero!

**UPDATE**
I grew some awesome arugula in this and harvested it for about two months. We also had two basil plants that did great and I made plenty of caprese over the course of a month. I also grew a cucamelon vine and a tomato plant (this grower did fine, but it was terrible idea to grow those two in my kitchen window in a pod growing system). I accidentally killed everything because I'm crap at taking care of plants and completely forgot to water my fully-grown plants for like two weeks. So that was my fault. But I've attached another photo of this side-by-side again so you can see that yes, things do grow and yes, it did work.