This countertop ice maker is a game-changer for anyone who loves chilled drinks. It’s incredibly compact and fits perfectly on my kitchen counter without taking up much space. The self-cleaning function is a huge bonus, making maintenance so much easier. I love how quickly it produces ice—within minutes, I have fresh, perfectly shaped cubes ready to use. It’s also surprisingly quiet, which is great for home use. Whether I’m hosting a gathering or just enjoying a cool drink, this ice maker is fast, efficient, and convenient. A must-have addition for anyone who values cold beverages!

Works good. Easy to use. Doesn’t take a lot of space. Looks sleek. Easy to clean and makes good ice

Great ice. Fast shipping. Some noise but not bad and I don't run it constantly.

The ice maker on our refrigerator went out, so this is better than buying a new fridge by a long shot. It is NOT "Sonic Ice" or particularly small on the "small" setting, but it's fine. It takes a while to get much I've, so I fill a container to have in the freezer. The ice is not really very cold, and is pretty wet when it goes in, which makes it freeze into clumps, but it isn't too hard to break apart. The cubes with a hole in the middle cool drinks fast, but they also melt super fast. This is just FYI, though. I don't regret buying it, and I'm happy with the purchase.

This countertop ice maker is such a game-changer! It’s super easy to use, and having fresh ice ready in just six minutes is awesome, especially for parties, camping, or just when I need a quick ice refill. It’s also pretty quiet, which I didn’t expect, and it makes these perfect little pellet ice cubes that I love for drinks. The self-cleaning function is a huge plus—just press a button, and it takes care of itself, which makes it so convenient to maintain. It also comes with an ice scoop and bags, which are super handy for keeping extra ice ready in the freezer. It’s compact enough to fit nicely on my counter without taking up too much space, but it still produces a lot of ice for its size. Highly recommend it for anyone who wants quick, easy ice at home or on the go!

Play Video This is replacing an igloo I had for a few years. It’s basically the same with a few improvements that are thoughtful. It chugs out cubes every few minutes and keeps going and going. It’s much quieter than the old one, and the ice basket that catches it is a softer plastic, so it doesn’t ‘clang’ when they drop. Included is a scoop you attach with a suction cup that keeps it off the countertop. And, really nice, you can open the lid fully under the cabinets, if positioned away from the cabinet supports. We had to slide the old one forward to remove ice. It’s slightly narrower, and in my small kitchen, every inch helps. Pleasantly surprised at how nice this is. You just fill it with water (and keep it full as the level drops), push the power button, and select large or small cubes. I always pick large. It takes an extra min or so, but the cubes last longer. Fair warning-the basket area is not a freezer. You must remove the ice cubes and stick them in the freezer. The unit will shut off when the basket is full. I recommend this ice maker

I have only used this item once but that’s because I no longer need it since I moved from my old apartment. It works well and was well worth the purchase price and I’m glad I have it in case my icemaker stops working. It’s rather large and cumbersome, but it will do the trick.

We as a family use a lot of ice. We already had a water dispenser from Sparkletts but wanted something that made ice too. This machine looked great. Could use the Sparkletts bottles and had space on it counters for the rather large machine. The machine is loud when the ice option is on. Makes ice pretty fast. Don't have to keep the ice function in all the time. Just when you know you are going to need it. The water dispenser dispenses a cup of water at a time. So if you're going to fill up a tumbler, you have to keep pressing the button until the tumbler is filled. Like I said I'm the title, an engineering flaw. A big issue we've had is the cork screw mechanism inside the ice maker. It came unscrewed from the motor and would not turn. This caused the ice to not come out. Trying to screw it back into the motor was hard at first. Had to empty the ice to work on it. Then I figured out a way to tighten it. When you press the button for the ice, the cork screw turns one way. When you press it again, it stops but will then turn the opposite direction for a good rotation or two. So, you have to keep hitting the button so that it would do the rotation enough times it would tighten back into the motor. Something I have to check every now and then and make sure it's not coming loose again. Other than that, the machine works great.

This ice maker is great. It's easy to use- fill the reservoir with water, place the basket in, turn it on, and select the ice size. Minutes later, it starts making ice. Of course it starts to melt right away- it doesn't claim to be a refrigerator. Note- alot of these ice makers don't actually refrigerate the ice, either. Once the ice melts out of the basket, the water returns to the reservoir, and if enough collects in the reservoir, it'll remake that into more ice. If you leave it on, it just perpetually makes ice from the melted water over and over so that you either always have ice or are just a short time away from having ice. I think its great so far and is way better than fumbling with crap ass ice trays.

I like how easy it is to use and how quick it makes ice! We used this ice machine in our camper for two weeks and kept it running most of the time and it did not disappoint. Like others have said, it is not a freezer so you have to use the ice right away. We kept an ice bucket in our plug in cooler and it kept the ice overnight.

***Edited So I wanted it to work on my solar powered deep cycle battery which powers everything else including my laptop and blowdryer, but I guess I needed a 1000w inverter (mine was only 500 w) to power up the startup on the compressor of the ice maker. We were at our cottage with only solar power. When I tried the ice maker at home it worked fine, but on the solar powered battery it went through the cleaning cycle but didn't turn on to make ice. So I guess we'll have to use it only when we have direct power and not use it with our solar battery. So the problem wasn't with the ice maker, we just didn't have a strong enough inverter on the battery. We used the ice maker for a BBQ party at home and it kept up making ice really well. I just transferred the ice to my fridge to keep it frozen as it only stays frozen for a little while in the ice maker.

Works good, but the cubes have a slight funny taste, I tried different water. Hopefully it just needs more use.

This lasted me one weekend camping and hasn’t worked since. I wouldn’t waste your money.