Euhomy Countertop Ice Maker 2.2L

Highlights

For households, home kitchens, or office break rooms that go through ice during the day, this Euhomy countertop ice maker offers a way to make bullet ice without a store run. The listing says it can produce nine cubes in eight minutes and about 26 pounds over 24 hours, with a 2.2L water tank. Those figures describe its stated output, your actual routine will also depend on keeping water available and the ice basket from filling up.

A phone app provides remote operation, while the control panel gives you an on-unit option. You can choose between two ice sizes: smaller cubes for drinks such as iced coffee or cocktails, and larger ones for sipping drinks where slower melting is useful. Keep in mind that the machine stops automatically when the basket is full or the tank needs water, so it won’t keep making ice unattended through either condition.

How to use it

Add water to the tank, then start ice making from the panel or the Euhomy app. The machine signals when the basket is full or water is low, and pauses production in either case. That makes the alerts useful in a shared kitchen: you can tell when it needs attention instead of assuming it is still running.

The self-cleaning program is activated by holding the ON/OFF button for about five seconds. It can reduce the need to scrub the machine by hand, but the product information does not describe a full cleaning schedule or other maintenance steps. Follow any instructions supplied with the unit for routine care.

Practical tips

Choose the cube size around the drink, not just the speed of serving. Smaller ice is the stated fit for cocktails and iced coffee, larger ice is intended to melt more slowly in drinks you take your time with. For a small gathering, you could start a batch before guests arrive, then check the basket and water indicator as you serve. The stated nine-cube cycle gives a useful sense of a short batch, while the 24-hour figure is a broader production estimate rather than the amount held in the basket at once.

If counter space is tight, note that dimensions are not included in the product details, so you would be choosing without that measurement. It makes sense if you want countertop ice on demand and value app control alongside simple physical buttons. You may want to skip it if you need a stated footprint before buying or expect ice production to continue when the basket is full or the tank is empty.

Before you decide

Can you control it without the app? Yes. The listing describes a control panel as well as app operation.

What happens when it runs out of water? An indicator flashes and ice making stops until the tank has water.

Does it offer different cube sizes? Yes, there are two options: small and large. The listing positions small cubes for drinks such as iced coffee and cocktails, and larger cubes for slower-melting drinks.

Should you buy it?

This model is worth considering if you want a countertop source of bullet ice, two size choices, and the convenience of starting production from your phone or the panel. Its self-cleaning program and alerts address routine use, while the stated output gives a household or office a sense of its potential capacity. The trade-off is that it pauses when the basket is full or water is low, and the listing does not provide dimensions. If those limits fit your setup, it covers the basics without requiring a built-in ice maker, if you need verified space requirements or uninterrupted production, look for those details before settling on this one.