
Frigidaire EFIC115 Extra Large Ice Maker
Model: EFIC115Delivers on high daily ice output for the price, but budget for a replacement in a couple of years and don't count on the size selector actually changing cube size.
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Delivers on high daily ice output for the price, but budget for a replacement in a couple of years and don't count on the size selector actually changing cube size.

Owners rate the ice quality, insulation, and relative quietness highly when the unit is working, though a handful of longer-term reviews describe it failing after a year or more, so factor warranty coverage into the decision.

A capable, inexpensive way to keep a steady supply of small ice on a counter, as long as you accept that unused ice will melt and needs bagging for the freezer.

A fast, compact nugget ice maker that reviewers consistently rated well for daily and party use, with scooping ice out and bedroom-level quiet as the only noted downsides.

A useful stand-in where there's no built-in ice maker, but go in expecting a shorter service life than a fridge unit and don't count on it for cocktails.

Produces ice quickly and works well for a lot of owners, but the failure reports from others make it a purchase worth pairing with an extended warranty if you can.

Delivers quick, on-demand bullet ice for a household without a built-in icemaker, best paired with a habit of transferring the output to a freezer rather than storing it in the basket.

A dependable countertop ice maker for entertaining and everyday backup use, with reviewers noting years of service from repeat purchases, though the 27 pound figure is cumulative output rather than stored capacity.

A fast, compact ice maker for daily use if you're willing to move ice to the freezer as it comes out, though longevity reports are mixed.

The water-line hookup and easier cleaning process address the two complaints reviewers had about older nugget ice makers, though a few still describe the unit and its output as small.

Repeat owners keep buying this same ice maker after years of daily use, a sign it performs well even though the mechanics wear out after two or three years.

Makes ice quickly and reliably for most buyers, but the persistent audible alert and a subset of units failing within six months to a year are worth weighing against the low price.

A dedicated countertop maker for clear, slow melting ice spheres, worth it for a home bar; skip it if you need ice in volume or in a hurry.

A fast, portable ice maker that reliably produces small batches of bullet ice, with noise level as the main tradeoff to weigh.

A capable high-volume ice maker for daily use once the drain setup is right, though it needs regular attention rather than fill-and-forget operation.

A capable drainless built-in ice maker for kitchens and bars that cannot route a drain line, with reviewers praising quiet operation and easy hookup.

A reasonable portable backup ice maker if you don't hold it to the fastest advertised timing and don't mind the occasional refill.

A capable small cube maker for drinks that need slow-melting ice, best paired with routine cleaning since more than one reviewer struggled with the maintenance steps.

Makes soft nugget ice quickly and quietly for everyday use, but the bucket runs smaller than the 40 lb figure implies and reliability complaints surfaced within months for at least one buyer.

Makes genuinely good bullet ice fast, but budget for plumbing, a drain, and a noise tolerance before buying.

A touch-free nugget ice dispenser that produces soft, chewable ice quickly, with noise levels that some buyers found excellent and others found got worse with age, so it is worth checking return policy before committing.

Delivers on the pebble ice texture and initial speed that most buyers want, but keep an eye on noise over time and register the purchase in case a warranty claim is needed.

A well reviewed step up in build quality from typical nugget ice makers, backed by a 3 year warranty, though it is large and heavy and at least one unit failed to produce ice.

A capable small-batch ice maker for one or two people, but plan on frequent cycles for a household and keep an eye on reliability past the first few months.
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