EUHOMY Countertop Ice Maker with 1.5L Tank

Technical details

If you want ice ready at home without making room for a full-size appliance, this countertop maker focuses on steady, on-demand batches. Its external tank, built-in reservoir, timer, and self-cleaning cycle aim to make that routine less hands-on.

One detail needs attention: the product name says 16 cubes in 7 minutes, while the description says 16 cubes in 13 minutes. Treat the cycle time as unclear rather than planning around the faster claim.

The listing gives a 1.5L external tank and says total water capacity is 2L, including a 0.5L built-in tank. It also claims up to 34 pounds of ice per day, with room for 1.8 pounds in the basket at a time. Ice thickness can be adjusted by changing the making time, and the LCD indicators signal when the basket is full or water is low. The stated operating noise is under 42 dB.

Getting the most from it

The two water-fill options can suit a counter setup where you want to top up from the external tank or use the built-in reservoir. That is useful when you are making drinks through the day, though the basket’s 1.8-pound limit means you will need to transfer ice rather than expect a large supply to sit ready in the machine.

A practical example: start a batch before setting out glasses for guests, then move finished ice to a freezer if you want to keep it from melting. The maker includes a basket and scoop, but the listing does not provide cube dimensions, so glass fit is difficult to judge without that measurement. If you need a specific cube size for a narrow bottle or cocktail glass, that missing detail matters.

Usage tips

Use the adjustable making time to get thicker or thinner cubes for different drinks. The 24-hour reservation function can schedule production ahead of time, such as setting it before bed for ice the next morning. Since ice can melt in the basket, transfer what you are not using promptly to a freezer.

For cleaning, the instructions say to add water and hold the “+” button for three seconds to start the automatic cycle, which runs for 20 minutes. The display’s water and full-basket alerts should help you catch interruptions, but they do not replace checking the machine when you need a continuous supply.

Practical doubts

Does it make clear ice? The product is described as a clear ice maker, but the supplied information does not explain how clarity varies with water or room conditions.

Can it keep ice frozen in the basket? No such claim is given. The listing advises using the ice promptly or storing it in a freezer to prevent melting.

Is the 7-minute cycle confirmed? No. The product name says 7 minutes, while the description says 13 minutes for 16 cubes, so the timing is inconsistent.

Final verdict

It makes sense if you want countertop ice for everyday drinks, appreciate scheduled batches, and are comfortable moving ice to a freezer as it accumulates. The cleaning cycle and refill alerts add practical convenience, this is a more self-contained approach than filling trays by hand. It might not be a great match if you need a large reserve ready in the machine, depend on a reliable cycle-time estimate, or need confirmed cube dimensions. The conflicting timing claim is the main reason to keep expectations measured.