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Igloo - 26-Pound Automatic Portable Countertop Ice Maker Machine - Aqua
Average customer rating
4.7
(10 Reviews)
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Customer Reviews for Igloo - 26-Pound Automatic Portable Countertop Ice Maker Machine - Aqua
Customer Rating
4
Gets the job done!
on May 9, 2026
Posted by: AllisonF
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is the first countertop ice maker that I have tried, and I'm satisfied! It does take a while to accumulate ice, as each cycle takes about 5 minutes to make 8 ice cubes. It's fun to watch it! My main complaint is that the ice cubes get all piled up in the holding area, and the sensor in the machine thinks it is full and it stops making ice, when in fact all of the ice cubes just get stacked up in one place. This requires me babysit the ice maker and readjust the position of the ice cubes in the holding tank in order for it to continue making ice. Other than that one piece of the design, this ice maker definitely gets the job done, would recommend!
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Customer Rating
5
Very cool machine
on May 9, 2026
Posted by: CindyD
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] What a cool little machine! The size is perfect for a countertop as it doesn't take up too much space. The color is very cool also. I think if you're having a party, it would be a good addition to have handy.
The ice cubes come out quickly and having the little scoop inside is great.
An unexpected bonus is that it is SO FUN to watch do its thing. The water tray fills up, the freezing tubes form the ice, the water disperses, then the little ice tubes fall from the freezing tubes, and a little sweeper sweeps them into the holding tray. If you like watching how things work, you'll love this!
The ice cubes come out quickly and having the little scoop inside is great.
An unexpected bonus is that it is SO FUN to watch do its thing. The water tray fills up, the freezing tubes form the ice, the water disperses, then the little ice tubes fall from the freezing tubes, and a little sweeper sweeps them into the holding tray. If you like watching how things work, you'll love this!
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