Electactic CB24M-C Nugget Ice Maker, Stainless Steel, 35 lb/Day

If you want soft, chewable pebble ice for iced coffee, smoothies, or drinks at a small gathering, the Electactic CB24M-C is a countertop machine designed around that specific format. It’s listed to make a first batch in 7 minutes and produce up to 35 pounds of ice per day, with a compact stainless steel exterior.

Its one-touch controls and self-cleaning cycle keep the basic routine straightforward. The listed capacity is .95 liters, but the product details don’t specify what that figure measures.

Everyday use

Press “ICE” to start production, then use the indicator lights to see when the basket is full or the machine needs more water. A “LIGHT” button illuminates the ice basket, while “CLEAN” starts the self-cleaning function. The included ice scoop is useful for moving ice from the basket to a glass or serving container.

At 13.39 inches deep, 7.68 inches wide, and 12.83 inches high, it’s intended for a countertop rather than a built-in installation. That footprint may also suit an apartment, office pantry, dorm room, or RV where a larger ice maker would be harder to place. The stated operating noise is 45 decibels, though actual sound in a room can depend on the surroundings.

Where it shines

The main distinction is the nugget ice itself: the manufacturer describes it as soft and porous, with a texture meant to absorb the flavor of a drink. That makes the machine a more targeted choice than a basic ice maker producing conventional hard cubes, especially for people who prefer chewable ice in soda, lemonade, or iced coffee.

The stated daily output of 35 pounds is aimed at regular access and gatherings, while the first-batch claim of 7 minutes may appeal when you don’t want to wait through a long initial cycle. Those figures describe production, not how much ice the basket can hold at once, so they shouldn’t be read as a measure of serving capacity.

Highlights

Stainless steel and plastic are the listed materials. The exterior is described as fingerprint-resistant and easy to wipe down, and bottom drain caps let you empty remaining water. For cleaning, the manufacturer says to add water and white vinegar before starting the automatic cycle, that gives routine care a clear process rather than leaving it entirely to manual cleaning.

The machine runs on 120 volts of alternating current. It includes the ice maker and an ice scoop. It’s a focused appliance rather than a general-purpose freezer: choose it for countertop nugget ice and its dedicated cleaning and control features, not simply because you need any kind of ice.

What to clarify

How quickly does it make ice? The product information says the first batch is ready in 7 minutes and lists daily production of 35 pounds. It doesn’t give a basket capacity or explain how production changes with use conditions.

How does the cleaning cycle work? The listed process is to add water and white vinegar, then press “CLEAN.” The bottom drain caps are provided for emptying water.

What does the .95-liter capacity refer to? The specification lists .95 liters but doesn’t say whether that describes a reservoir or another part of the machine. If that measurement matters to your setup, the available details don’t resolve it.

When it makes sense

It’s a great fit if chewable pebble ice is the reason you’re considering a countertop ice maker, and you have room for the stated dimensions and a 120-volt connection. The self-cleaning control, drain caps, and basket light add practical touches for repeated home use.

It’s not for you if your priority is a clearly specified ice-storage capacity: that figure isn’t provided here. A conventional ice maker may make more sense if nugget texture isn’t important and you’re comparing machines mainly by ice format. Choose this Electactic when the pebble style, countertop footprint, and stated production details match your routine.