Amazon has
26-Lb Frigidaire Countertop Bullet Ice Maker (Azure, EFIC187) on sale for
$64.99.
Shipping is free.
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Home Depot has
26-Lb Frigidaire Countertop Bullet Ice Maker (Azure, EFIC187) on sale for
$64.99.
Shipping is free.
Alternatively,
Walmart has
26-Lb Frigidaire Countertop Bullet Ice Maker (Azure, EFIC187) on sale for
$67.15.
Shipping is free.
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About this item:
- 26 Lbs./Day Ice Output - Countertop ice maker produces up to 26 lbs. of ice per day for daily use
- Fast Bullet Ice Making - Portable ice machine makes 8 bullet ice pieces per cycle in just 8–9 minutes
- Smooth Bullet Ice Type - Rounded bullet ice cubes melt slowly and won't clump together in drinks
- Compact & Portable Design - Small countertop ice maker is ideal for home kitchens, office, RVs, and dorms
- User-Friendly Control Panel - Easy ice maker controls with large, elegant, intuitive operation
- Indicator Alerts Built In - Add Water and Ice Making indicators for hassle-free ice production
- Transparent Top Window - Monitor the ice-making process without opening the lid
- Easy Cleaning & Maintenance - Removable top cover and ice basket for effortless cleaning
- Quiet & Eco-Friendly Cooling - Low noise operation 50dB(A) with eco-friendly R600a refrigerant
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Also note that per CCC, this model was $69 (NICE) originally on Amz so "only" a $4 discount.
Community Reviews
This Frigidaire countertop bullet ice maker is a compact way to keep fresh ice ready without using freezer space. It makes 9 cubes in about 5 to 6 minutes and can produce up to 26 pounds a day, with melted ice recycled back into the reservoir. The tradeoffs are softer bullet ice that melts faster, noticeable noise, and a unit that needs regular cleaning. Reliability concerns also come up, with reports of failures within months to a couple of years. A handy option if convenience matters more than hard, freezer style ice.
Common Questions (5)
No. Countertop bullet ice is softer and thinner because it is only cooled just below freezing, not down to freezer temperatures, so it melts faster than refrigerator or bagged ice.
Reported lifespans are often short, with failures around 7-9 months, 10 months, or within about two years depending on use. Some units also develop fan, gear, or sensor problems, so durability is a common concern.
The listed $120 reference appears inflated; the model has been around $69 on Amazon, so the current price is only a small discount. That still compares favorably with some countertop ice makers priced much higher, such as GE models around $400.
It can produce 9 bullet cubes per 5-6 minute cycle and up to 26 lb of ice in 24 hours. The machine also recycles melted unused ice water into fresh batches, so it keeps making ice as long as it has water.
It can be noisy while running and it does not keep the ice frozen, so it keeps making ice continuously. It also needs regular cleaning because the reservoir can get dirty and yellow quickly if it is not fully scrubbed about every two weeks.
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Bought one, failed within 9 months.
Warranty replacement failed within 6 months.
One I acquired for 75% off failed within 7 months.
Finally got an unnamed Asian brand (probably a deal I found on here) and two years later, thing is still pumpin' out ice with absolutely no issues.
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