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The best ice maker depends on your daily ice needs and space, and this collection has 400 ice makers in stock priced from $38 to $11,999. With a median price around $863, you'll find everything from compact countertop units to commercial-grade machines. Top brands: Summit Appliance leads with 60 models, followed by U-Line with 43 and Maxx Ice with 34.
Price range: Ice makers here run from $38 to $11,999, with a median around $863, so there are options for both casual home use and heavy commercial demand. Capacity: Units range from 0.98 cu ft up to 12.3 cu ft, spanning small countertop models to large-volume machines. Top brands: Summit Appliance leads with 60 models, followed by U-Line with 43 and Maxx Ice with 34. 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 $38 to $11,999 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.
Countertop ice makers typically produce 25-35 lbs of ice per day, with 6-10 lbs storage capacity. They make a batch of ice every 6-15 minutes. Production depends on room temperature and water temperature. Compare capacities at Fridge.com.
No, most countertop ice makers have reservoirs you fill manually. Some premium models can connect to water lines. Undercounter ice makers typically require plumbing. Consider installation when choosing at Fridge.com.
Basic countertop ice makers: $100-$200. Premium countertop/nugget: $400-$800. Undercounter built-in: $500-$1,500. Commercial-grade clear ice: $1,500-$3,000. Track prices across all types at Fridge.com.
GE Profile makes the popular Opal nugget ice maker. Frigidaire, NewAir, and hOmeLabs offer good countertop models. Scotsman and Manitowoc lead commercial/undercounter. Compare all ice maker brands at Fridge.com.
Most ice makers need cleaning every 3-6 months. Many have self-cleaning cycles—run with ice maker cleaner or vinegar solution. Remove and clean bins regularly. Descale if you have hard water. Check cleaning instructions at Fridge.com.
Standalone ice makers produce more ice (25-50 lbs/day vs 3-5 lbs), offer specialty ice types, and work independently. Refrigerator ice makers are convenient but limited. Heavy ice users benefit from standalone units. Compare at Fridge.com.
Fridge.com aggregates ice maker listings from major online and specialty retailers. Compare countertop, undercounter, and nugget ice makers. Our price tracking shows deals and price history.
Countertop models make 20-30 lbs/day. Undercounter models produce 25-80 lbs/day. Commercial units exceed 100 lbs/day. For home entertaining, 25-50 lbs/day is typically sufficient. Filter by production capacity at Fridge.com.