Frigidaire EFIC123-SS Counter Top Maker, Produces 26 pounds Ice per Day, Stainless Steel

I can’t say enough good things about the Frigidaire EFIC123-SS Ice Maker! My daughters absolutely love eating ice, and this machine has been a game-changer in our household. Here’s why:✅ Compact & Stylish DesignOne of the first things I noticed was how sleek and modern this ice maker looks. The stainless steel finish gives it a premium feel, and it fits perfectly on our countertop without taking up too much space (dimensions: 12.3”D x 8.7”W x 12.5”H).🧊 Fast & Efficient Ice ProductionThis ice maker is FAST! It churns out bullet-shaped ice cubes in less than 6 minutes, which is great when we need ice on demand. It can produce up to 26 lbs of ice per day, so we never run out—even when hosting guests.🤫 Super Quiet OperationI was pleasantly surprised by how quiet this unit is. Unlike noisy refrigerators or traditional ice makers, this one runs silently in the background. The cooling function is efficient without any annoying humming sounds.🔄 Customizable Ice SizesI love that we can choose between two different ice cube sizes. The smaller size is perfect for my daughters (who love to chew on ice), while the larger size works great for chilling drinks.🔍 Convenient See-Through WindowOne of the best features is the transparent viewing window. It’s fun watching the ice being made, and it helps us know exactly when the bin is full without having to open the lid.🔌 Easy to Use & MaintainSetting it up was a breeze—just plug it in, add water, and press start! It doesn’t require a water hookup, making it easy to move around. The self-cleaning function is a great bonus, keeping it fresh with minimal effort.⭐ Final ThoughtsThis ice maker exceeded my expectations! It’s compact, efficient, and stylish, making it a perfect addition to any kitchen, office, or even RV. If you love fresh ice on demand and want a hassle-free solution, this is the one to get.💯 Highly recommend!

pretty basic, but it does the job: it makes ice. It makes it fast enough, my only real issue is the bin is really small. It only holds enough ice to make about 2 iced coffees, and than its empty. however, it refills the basin really quickly, only about 30 minutes. im using this as a temporary one and will eventually upgrade, but for a small household or a single person its plenty

so far it's working great!! I don't use it 24/7 though I only use it to let my refrigerator ice maker catch up every couple days but I love it it makes ice and just a few minutes and I love the bullet ice it's not loud at all I can barely hear when it drops ice. It's kind of big needs a little bit of counter space not bad I love it if it lasts a few years then I will be happy with it. And even though the ice melts and then it makes more there is always ice in the basket so you could leave it run all the time and you would always have ice. I'll update this in the future if it breaks or something bad happens.

Weve had two Ice Makers since the on in our refrigerator quit. This is a descent one. A little on the noisy side but way cheaper than a new fridge and way easier than filling ice trays and making ice the old fashioned way.

I recently downsized and moved into a house with a relatively small refrigerator/freezer without an automatic ice machine. There's also not a cold water line behind the refrigerator. I'll admit that plumbing is not my forte so even if I had a water line nearby, I still would need assistance installing an automatic ice machine in my freezer. I was also concerned about how much space an ice maker would take up in my freezer. I asked my brother-in-law for advice and he informed me that they make affordable counter-top automatic ice makers that need to be manually filled as needed. Fortunately, I have a good amount of counter space so I invested in a Frigidaire counter top ice maker. It works great and I don't mind using a pitcher to periodically fill the tank on the ice maker. It's also portable so I can relocate it to a different location as long as there's a receptacle nearby. So now I have the convenience of an automatic ice maker which was the one luxury that didn't come with the house. I'm also pretty certain that there's not enough space for a refrigerator with a door mounted ice maker/dispenser. I'm writing a review of this product for people like me that didn't know counter top ice makers were available and do an adequate job as long as the user doesn't mind manually filling it.Follow-up review. This unit was easy enough to install and follow the instructions. I noticed the morning after having a container of nice sized ice cubes that all the cubes melted. I'm a rather impatient person and I didn't bother to see if there were troubleshooting instructions for this model. As far as I was concerned, the unit should have remained cold enough to keep the cubes usable as needed. I like the idea of having a counter top ice maker that plugs in and only needs to be manually fed with cold water as needed. I also bought this unit since I have had good success with Frigidaire equipment in the past. I expected this unit to be plug and play. My previous house refrigerator/freezer had a cold water line at the back and of course a receptacle. All I needed to do was make the two connections and shortly thereafter I had an automatic door ice maker/cold water dispenser. I don't even use a lot of ice so I'm not sure what compelled me to buy a counter-top automatic ice maker. Regardless, I can't recommend this model as the ice cubes melted pretty much as soon as I had a full container of ice cubes. BTW, there isn't a door automatic ice maker on the refrigerator in my new house nor is there a cold water line behind the refrigerator made for connecting to some sort of automatic ice maker. Plumbing is not my forte but I wasn't against the idea of a portable counter top unit. Perhaps you will purchase this unit and have better success. My only recommendation is to read the instructions which I never bothered to do.