Fill tumblers before errands, cool sparkling water between calls, or set out a generous scoop when friends stop by. Useful enough for Tuesday. Welcoming enough for Saturday.
Our selection checklist
Useful details, clearly stated.
These are the details we look for in every countertop ice maker we offer. Exact specifications for each model and finish are listed on its product page.
Nugget-style ice
Soft-textured ice for cold drinks
Removable basket and scoop
Easy to reach for serving and cleaning
Self-cleaning cycle
Run it as described in the product manual
Clear status indicators
Alerts for low water and a full basket
Finish options
Choose from the finishes listed on the product page
U.S. electrical format
Standard 120V household plug
Pour something good
One texture. Four easy favorites.
Simple ways to make a familiar drink feel a little more considered.
Iced coffee
Sparkling water
Lemonade
Mocktails
Set up and care
A calmer countertop routine.
Always follow the manual that ships with your appliance. This overview is a quick orientation only.
Place
Use a stable, level indoor surface and leave the clearances listed in your manual.
Fill and start
Add drinking water to the reservoir and start the cycle as directed.
Drain and clean
Empty, drain and clean on the schedule your manual recommends.
Countertop fit
Measure first. Enjoy it every day.
Check your counter space before you order, including room for ventilation and for the ice drawer to open. Exact dimensions are listed on the product page.
Countertop ice makers make and hold ice rather than work like a freezer, so stored ice slowly softens over time. How your model handles storage and meltwater is explained in its manual and on the product page.
You will hear the compressor and the occasional drop of fresh ice while it runs. Where a measured noise level is available, it is listed on the product page.
Measure the width, depth and height of your space, including room for ventilation and for the drawer to open, then compare with the dimensions on the product page.