Silonn SLICM54ST-US Clear Ice Maker, Adjustable Thickness, 3 Cubes in 20 Minutes

The Silonn SLICM54ST-US makes large, clear 1.6-inch cubes in a countertop format. Its listed dimensions are 15.04" deep, 9.45" wide, and 14.96" high, so the footprint is worth considering when choosing a spot near a home bar or kitchen counter.

It is designed for drinks where a larger cube is part of the experience, including whiskey, sparkling water, juice, tea, coffee, and craft beer. The stated cycle makes three cubes in 20 minutes, with production listed at approximately 26 pounds per day.

That makes it a different fit from a basic ice maker focused on smaller, everyday ice: this model emphasizes clear, large cubes and lets you choose their thickness. If your main need is a steady supply for a busy gathering, its stated per-cycle output is more relevant than its appearance alone.

Where it shines

The main draw is the combination of clear, square ice and three thickness settings. The machine adjusts ice-making time to produce thin, medium, or thick cubes, giving you a way to choose based on the drink and glass. Larger cubes are described as slow-melting, which can help keep a drink cold while limiting dilution compared with smaller ice. That is useful for a whiskey pour or a drink you plan to sip, while the same machine can also make ice for nonalcoholic drinks.

Operation is straightforward: add water and press the ICE button on the LED touch panel. Indicators show ice-making status, low water, and a full basket. For a small home bar or a kitchen where clear cubes are a specific preference, those cues make everyday operation easier to follow without adding a complicated setup process.

Quick overview

The water tank holds 2 liters, and the listed output is about 26 pounds of ice per day. Each cycle makes three 1.6-inch cubes in 20 minutes. The machine is rated at 185 watts and 115 volts, and its exterior is listed as stainless steel. These details help with planning counter space, power access, and how much ice to expect per cycle, they do not establish how quickly a particular household will use or replenish its supply.

The product listing includes the ice maker. It does not specify a separate storage capacity for finished ice, so the daily production figure should not be mistaken for the amount held in the basket at one time. For a gathering, that distinction matters: a large daily output does not mean all of that ice is ready at once.

Care & maintenance

The maker offers two cleaning approaches. A self-cleaning mode starts with the Clean button, while manual cleaning provides a hands-on alternative. The listing does not give a cleaning schedule or detailed manual-cleaning steps, so follow the product instructions for those specifics rather than assuming a particular routine.

For practical use, place it where the listed countertop dimensions fit and where you can access the water tank and controls. The low-water and full-basket indicators can help you know when attention is needed during a cycle. The stated one-year manufacturer warranty is also included in the product details.

What to clarify

How many cubes does it make per cycle? The stated output is three 1.6-inch cubes in 20 minutes. Daily production is listed at approximately 26 pounds.

Can you choose the cube thickness? Yes. The machine offers thin, medium, and thick settings by adjusting ice-making time.

How do you clean it? It has a self-cleaning mode activated with the Clean button, plus a manual cleaning option. Detailed steps are not provided in the listing.

When it makes sense

Worth considering if clear, larger cubes are a regular part of how you serve drinks and you have counter space for a dedicated ice maker. The adjustable thickness gives more control than a machine with only one cube style, and the listed cycle rate provides a useful expectation for smaller, drink-focused needs.

It may not suit you if you need a large batch of ice ready immediately: the stated cycle produces three cubes, so larger quantities depend on repeated cycles. For occasional drinks, a simpler approach such as using stored ice may be enough, this model makes more sense when its clear-cube style and on-demand production are features you expect to use.