Ice Makers

Compare prices on ice makers from major online appliance retailers — 650 models tracked by Fridge.com.

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Ice Makers by the Numbers

Models tracked
650every model compared across retailers
Median tracked price
$825across the live catalog
Price range
$38–$11,999lowest tracked offer per model
Live offers
578in stock right now
ENERGY STAR certified
1%6 of 650 tracked models
Capacity span
0.98–12.30cubic feet

How the 484 models with a tracked price spread by price · of 650 tracked

Ice Makers — models by price0100200300400325Under $2,000$2,000$4,000$6,000$8,000$10,000Lowest tracked price per model

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650 models tracked; 484 carry a price.

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Model details and buying guidance

Which ice maker is intended for home use?

For home use, GE describes its Opal countertop nugget ice makers as an alternative when a kitchen cannot accommodate a residential undercounter machine; the Opal XPIO23SWOW is one model to compare, with placement, cleaning and water requirements to check in its instructions.

Sources: GE home ice-maker guidance · GE Opal XPIO23SWOW specifications

Which standalone ice maker is intended for commercial use?

For a standalone commercial ice maker, Koolmore specifies the KM-CIM100-CRSS as freestanding equipment for commercial use. It requires a water supply and gravity drainage; verify the manufacturer installation requirements before comparing it with countertop or modular machines.

Sources: Koolmore KM-CIM100-CRSS specifications

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35 brands carrying ice makers.

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Top Rated Ice Makers

Highest customer rating across the review sources we track, with at least 10 reviews behind it.

Newly Added Ice Makers

Most recently added to the Fridge.com catalog.

Most Compared Ice Makers

Lined up against another model on our comparison pages most often.

Quick Answers

What to Know About Ice Makers

Frequently Asked Questions

The best ice maker depends on your daily ice needs and space, and this collection has 400 ice makers in stock priced from $59 to $11,000. With a median price around $490, you'll find everything from compact countertop units to commercial-grade machines. Top brands include Maxx Ice, Digitale Essentials, and Honeysora.

Price range: Ice makers here run from $59 to $11,000, with a median around $490, so there are options for both casual home use and heavy commercial demand. Capacity: Units range from 1 cu ft up to 12.3 cu ft, spanning small countertop models to large-volume machines. Top brands: Maxx Ice (26 models), Digitale Essentials (21 models), and Honeysora (17 models) lead the selection. Selection: All 400 ice makers are currently in stock. What to know before buying: Match the capacity to your needs, factor in your available space, and set your budget within the $59 to $11,000 range depending on whether you want a home or commercial unit.
Buying Guide

What to Look For in Ice Makers

Key factors to consider before you buy.

Fast Production

Ice ready in 6-15 minutes

Nugget Ice

Soft, chewable Sonic-style ice

Cube Styles

Clear, bullet, gourmet options

Self-Cleaning

Automated cleaning cycles

High Capacity

Up to 50+ lbs per day

Undercounter

Built-in plumbed models

Frequently Asked Questions

Ice Makers FAQ

Countertop ice makers are portable and affordable ($100-$500), ideal for apartments or occasional use. Undercounter models ($500-$2,500) produce more ice and connect to water lines. Nugget ice makers ($400-$800) make soft, chewable ice. Compare types at Fridge.com.
Nugget ice (also called pellet or sonic ice) is soft, chewable ice that absorbs drink flavors. It's the ice type used at Sonic Drive-In and Chick-fil-A. GE Profile Opal popularized home nugget ice makers. Find nugget makers at Fridge.com.
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