Silonn Ice Makers Countertop, 9 Cubes Ready in 6 Mins, 26lbs in 24Hrs, Self-Cleaning Ice Machine with Ice Scoop and Basket, 2 Sizes of Bullet Ice
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Style: Bullet Ice
Color: Silver-IM09
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- Note : Please check the dimension and item weight of the product and confirm it fits your space. Additionally, the blue-green color on the surface is a protective film, please remove it before use.
- FAST ICE MAKER: The Silonn countertop ice maker only takes 6 minutes to make 9 bullet-shaped ice cubes. Fill the water into the water tank, maximum ice capacity can reach 26 pounds in 24 hours.
- TWO SIZES OF ICE CUBES: You can make two different sizes of ice cubes. Small ice cubes can chill seafood and beer keeping it fresh and cold. Large ice cubes are more suitable for beverages to achieve a rapid cooling effect.
- EASY CARRY DESIGN: Silonn ice maker machine is portable with size of 11 x 9 x 11 inches. Our ice maker also has a sturdy handle that makes carrying from room to room even place to place a breeze. Have ice anywhere, anytime.
- QUIET AND USER FRIENDLY: When making ice cubes, the noise is lower than 35dB, similar to a working refrigerator. The transparent lid allows you to monitor the ice capacity. The sensor automatically detects when ice is full and stops producing to prevent overflowing.
- EASY TO CONTROL: The control panel is very easy to operate. Fill the ice maker with water, press the ON button, select the size of the ice cubes and thats it. When the water is insufficient or the ice basket is full, the indicator light will turn on.
Brand: Silonn
Model Name: Portable ice maker machine
Product Dimensions: 11.4"D x 8.7"W x 11.5"H
Capacity: 26 Pounds
Wattage: 160 watts
Product Dimensions : 11.4 x 8.7 x 11.5 inches; 14.95 Pounds
Item model number : SLIM09T
Date First Available : June 29, 2022
Manufacturer : Silonn
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #12 in Appliances (See Top 100 in Appliances) #11 in Ice Makers
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Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 4,768 ratings
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Style: Bullet Ice
Color: Obsidian
I'm huge on ice. An ice fanatic, if you will. Big fan. HUGE fan of ice. And yes, I have a history of iron deficiency, but even when my iron levels are on point, I just love ice. Any time of year. I bundle up in the winter and lay on heating pads so that I can have ice to my heart's content without perishing of hypothermia. I used to keep a list on my phone of the restaurants with the best ice, or the gas stations that sold my favorite brand of bagged iced. It's truly insane. But I'm otherwise normal, promise. We don't have a fridge with a functioning ice maker, so I was buying bagged ice at least 3-4x per week to have and to munch on. Eventually I realized that if I found a decent ice maker, it would pay for itself eventually. AND BOY HAS IT! If this machine ever dies, I will absolutely repurchase, immediately. I may buy a backup so I never have to go without, truly. PROS: - Such a great product for the price! It paid for itself (by me no longer buying bagged ice) in like 2 months. I believe when I purchased it, it was discounted pretty significantly which was the cherry on top. But even the regular sale price is super fair for the product. - The ice itself is the biggest pro. Oh my god, the ice. It is officially my favorite ice in the world - topping all the restaurants and bagged ice brands and airlines that I once ranked lol. It is soft but not too soft, and shaped my favorite way (bullets/ovals with holes in the middle). It's so good. - Set up and instructions were super easy. - You can choose small or large sized ice (although I always choose large) - The machine is fairly quick to churn it out - the only times it seemed slow was before I had it for long enough to have collected a stockpile in my freezer. - It's pretty quiet (although, if you are nearby and forget you have it on, the sound of the ice dropping may startle you!) - It isn't very imposing, doesn't take up a ton of surface area and doesn't really catch the eye when you enter the kitchen. - It can take about 64 oz of water at a time. I have the machine right beside my Vitamix, so I just fill the vitamix with water, pour it into the ice maker, and then am good for a while. CONS/Room for Improvement - and I'm being detailed with this but personally, these are all things I'm not altogether fussed about given the trade-off but I know it may matter to others! - The piece that holds the collected ice is big enough to completely fill a cup of mine that holds about 32oz of water. Once it is full, it stops producing ice until it is emptied or has melted down enough to make room to produce more. When I forget to turn it off, I come home to a chamber that was definitely once full, but the ice that has now melted down is positioned in such a way that it still registers as being full even though, with a shake, it's really only half-filled by that point. I'd be happy with a bigger chamber, but honestly the fact that it fills the cup I always use is kind of perfect. If I was fighting others for ice, this may be a bigger deal to me. - When it needs more water, it makes a sound where you know it's trying to run to produce more ice but can't draw up water. I think it'd be a nice touch if it powered off or had some sort of sensor to prevent the motor from continuing to try to make ice until you refill it - similar to the 'ice full' sensor. - If you are stocking up your freezer, you do have to empty out the container yourself. Which leads to some drippage on the floor. It takes a large amount of these trips from machine to freezer to fully fill up the freezer's ice box. And because the ice is soft and wet, it often really clumps together in the ice box so my husband and I have to take turns hacking away at it with a knife so that it breaks apart enough to be able to dispense through our fridge's ice dispenser. I've seen others say they bag it, and as it freezes into one big mass they break it up on the ground like you would bagged ice - which is a solid solution, unless you're filling your freezer's ice box so that it can move through the dispenser like we do. - Ice texture is different the first few times it drops after turning it on, or when it fully empties of water and you completely refill it for some reason? Hard to explain, but after a couple cycles it goes back to perfection. Not a huge deal to me. - Once turning it on, it takes probably...45ish mins (give or take) to fully fill the chamber. - The chamber itself is not chilled, however the collection of ice keeps itself cold for a good while before it starts melting. A completely full container will take at least an hour or two before it is noticeably smaller in size. - It's not really the ice's fault but I prefer the ice straight from the machine over the stockpile I keep in my freezer. Once in the freezer, it (obviously) really solidifies and loses the satisfying softness! So my favorite thing to do is have enough in the freezer for if we have company (or if it is the summer time and my ice consumption is faster than the machine), and otherwise use it straight from the machine! - Because there's work involved with manning the ice maker (work I am happy to do for the payoff), if we are going to fill anything aside from a really small cooler, we will still buy bagged ice for that.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025 by Samantha
Style: Nugget Ice
Color: Black-transparent
This ice maker has been a fantastic addition to our kitchen! It produces ice quicklly usually within 6 to 8 minutes and the small nugget cubes are the perfect size for drinks, smoothies, or even icing injuries. I love not having to deal with ice trays anymore, especially when guests come over or during hot Florida days. It’s surprisingly quiet while running and easy to use just fill it with water, press the button, and it does the rest. The machine also lets you know when the basket is full or if it needs more water, which is super helpful.i wanted something similar to sonic crushed ice and this was perfect
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025 by Max
Style: Nugget Ice
Color: Black-transparent
The unit does what it's supposed to do. It's well made and doesn't take up too much room on the counter which is important to me as we have a fairly small kitchen. The sound of it is fine. Not too loud. I'm sharing a review because I had to do a lot of trial and error to get the unit to make ice in a way that worked for me. The default way of making ice that I tried, and that probably most people try is to just run the machine and throw the ice that's produced into a container in your freezer. For me this resulted in a block of ice because the cubes are very wet when they first come out. After a *lot* of trial and error I came up with this routine which works well. *Before taking the ice out of the machine shake it off in ice maker's basket as much as possible *Put the ice into a colander or similar draining device. Shake off the ice some more. *Put the ice into your freezer container and stir it into ice that's already in the container. This step is critical. Stirring the new wet ice in with drier already made ice will spread the water from the new ice around and help the new ice stay in separate nuggets and not freeze in clumps. *Wipe off excess water from the colander *Rinse and repeat
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by Eric Camburn
Style: Nugget Ice
Color: Black-transparent
Works well. We don’t have room in our kitchen for a refrigerator that has a built-in ice maker. This fits nicely on our countertop and doesn’t take up an obnoxious amount of space. I really like the plug on the bottom for draining and cleaning the machine. Ice fills frequently enough to keep up with two people pulling from it, but one bucket of ice is needed for a 20-32oz cup of water because so much melts when filling. We are also frequently refilling the reservoir, which requires removing the ice bucket to avoid overfilling. Important not to overfill so the ice doesn’t rest in the water reserve. The machine is kind of loud and it likes to work in short stretches. Some of this is due to ice making a narrow pyramid in the basket, which tricks the machine into thinking it’s full. I would opt for a bigger machine if you expect more than 2 people to regularly use it. But this machine is working well for us.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025 by Amazon Customer
Style: Nugget Ice
Color: Black-transparent
Received ice maker May 9th. The ice maker starts making ice very quickly that’s by far the best thing about it. The basket is tiny tho. The shavings that come out first if the ice maker has not been on long taste very bad to say the least (& that was my favorite part of my previous ice maker). The main problem I have is the ice is very hard & the ice maker does not fill up as shown in the photos I’m uploading. It also kicks off and on constantly which makes me think I’m wearing it out so I keep it off a lot more than I would prefer to. It is very noisy as other reviews state. I do use it frequently & no issues yet or nastiness which js always an issue with ice makers but I do wish it was a little larger & had a better basket system where the ice didn’t just pile up & shut it down so quickly. Update. It’s now July 24th & it’s not working properly. It is now taking all day to make one basket of ice and has the death squeal part time. I would not recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2024 by Bri Bri