Nugget Ice Maker Countertop, Portable Ice Machine with Crushed Ice, 34lbs/Day, Self-Cleaning, Sonic Ice Makers with Chewable Pellet Ice for Home, Kitchen, Camping, RV, Office

Attractive stainless steel ice maker. This is my 3rd different brand/model. My experience is that they seem to last up to 2 years with daily use and this performance is acceptable for a low priced appliance. All 3 were different brands, but all appeared to have almost the same internal parts and function identically.

The price was the selling point for me $104. It was at least $40-$80 cheaper than the other nugget ice makers I have been looking at. Give my self a week to see if any other nugget ice makers went cheaper if not then I would buy this one. Non did so I ordered it and received it the next day I believe.

This ice maker was very easy to use. Really a plug and use. I bought it for my classroom drink station and it has workes great! So far I haven't had any issues. I've only use it 4 times, but the ice taste great, just like Sonic. The only cons is the capacity- you're not getting a lot and the drain plug. The drain plug is conveniently located, however, it makes a mess everytime I have to drain the water out.

Best Countertop Ice Makers New air Countertop Ice Maker*: Produces 12 large bullet-shaped ice cubes every 7-9 minutes, with a self-cleaning function and convenient timer. Frigidaire Compact 26-Pound Countertop Ice Maker*: Offers rapid ice production, compact design, and easy operation. Nugget Ice Maker Makes nugget ice, has Wi-Fi connectivity, and produces up to 24 pounds of ice per day

The lid opens farther back that way you can clean better however does make a clicking sound like it's breaking off, however is not. I'm glad that it has a cleaning cycle and it was under $50. I've only had a few days, I have had no issues.

This is a nice little ice machine. It forms soft, chewable bullet shaped ice fairly quickly. It's a little noisy but not so much that it becomes truly bothersome.

I am enjoying this ice maker. I've had it for a couple of weeks now and I have to say it's much quieter than the one I had before. The only thing about this one is that once it senses it's full so it stops making ice, the ice starts to melt a little and you're left with like totally crushed ice. If you notice the ice full light is on and go over and knock the ice down from the tray into the bucket, it will continue to make full sized nuggets of ice that are perfect. This is totally not a deal breaker for me. I still love the machine and it saves me money since I'm not going to the drive thru to buy bagged nugget ice from anywhere.

The plus to this machine is as the ice melts it drips into the water tank and is recycled. Makes good ice and is quiet. The negative is you can't turn it off. You have to unplug it. I've had it for a week and, for the price, I'd recommend it.

I bought this because it was supposed to do pellet ice and crushed ice. Besides that the machine is great. It's very fast. The ice itself isn't quite as soft as I wanted.

extremly loud. I dont think its supposed to sound like this so ill be returning it. it does make nice ice but the whole downstairs all you can hear is the icemaker clunking noise every time it runs. its not just an annoying noise i think its damaged maybe cause it is LOUD