The EUHOMY Ice Maker: Would We Actually Buy It?

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With over 13,000 ratings, a 4.3-star average, and ‘#1 Best Seller’ badges in both Appliances and Ice Makers, the EUHOMY Countertop Ice Maker is one of the most-reviewed portable ice makers on Amazon. It promises 9 bullet-shaped cubes every 6 minutes, sub-45dB operation, and one-touch auto-cleaning — but Amazon’s own customer data flags reliability as the most-discussed topic among reviewers, and there’s an unresolved conflict between Amazon’s listed power draw and EUHOMY’s own published specs. We pulled Amazon’s own listing data together with EUHOMY’s official site to see exactly what you’re getting, and how it stacks up against its closest rival, the Silonn Countertop Ice Maker.

Who It’s For

Anyone who wants a fast-cycling, well-reviewed bullet ice maker for kitchens, parties, camping trips or RVs, and who's comfortable with the reliability variance that shows up in Amazon's own review data.

When It’s Not Worth It

Skip it if you need nonstop, all-day ice production for a bar or event business — the lack of refrigerated storage and its better fit for occasional use work against that. Also worth a pause if reliability is your top priority: it's the single most-discussed topic in this listing's own Amazon review data.

How It Compares

The closest direct rival is the Silonn Countertop Ice Maker (ASIN B0BXXKFJK2), which sells for $68.99 (list $109.98, -37%) versus EUHOMY's $69.78 (list $89.99, -22%) — essentially the same price. Both average 4.3 stars, but EUHOMY has nearly double Silonn's review count (13,042 vs. 7,263). Independent comparison sources describe EUHOMY's bullet ice as denser and slower to melt in a glass — better for iced coffee or cocktails — while Silonn's ice is softer and more porous, absorbing flavor well but melting a bit faster; light ice users could save $15-20 by going with Silonn instead. Both are dramatically cheaper than the premium GE Profile Opal 2.0 (~$600) and still undercut the Igloo (~$160 list).

FAQ

How fast does the EUHOMY make ice?

About 6 minutes per cycle of 9 bullet-shaped cubes, up to 26 lbs a day, per Amazon's listing.

Does the ice stay cold in the basket?

No — EUHOMY's own FAQ confirms there's no heat-preservation function, so ice should be moved to a freezer if it won't be used soon.

Is it reliable long-term?

It averages 4.3 stars across 13,042 reviews, but Amazon's own 'Customers say' summary explicitly flags mixed reliability feedback, including some early-failure reports.

What's the warranty?

A 12-month limited warranty per Amazon, plus EUHOMY's own site states lifetime technical support, valid for purchases through EUHOMY's site, Amazon, TikTok, or Walmart.

Is EUHOMY better than Silonn?

They're priced almost identically and share the same 4.3-star rating, but EUHOMY has nearly double Silonn's review count. The main difference reported elsewhere is ice texture: EUHOMY's is denser and holds up longer in a glass, Silonn's is softer and chews more easily.

The EUHOMY Countertop Ice Maker earns its large review base with a fast cycle, simple controls, and multi-channel warranty support, but it isn’t flawless — Amazon’s own data points to reliability as the most-discussed concern, and there’s an unresolved spec conflict on power draw. If you want essentially the same price and rating with a softer ice texture, the Silonn Countertop Ice Maker is the direct alternative worth comparing before you buy.

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