Icebreaker POP - Make and Serve Ice Without Ever Touching The Ice - The Sanitary Ice Tray for Freezer - NO Spills Silicone Ice Cube Tray with Lid - (2 X Water Blue Included)

As advertised!

I love this ice maker! Ever since my fridge ice maker broke, I needed a cube tray - and this is definitely a cool new favorite! The idea of it is great, it's simple & easy to fill, ice cubes are nice and large and come out fairly easily, and I love that it's sanitary (I don't have to touch the ice cubes - they can just fall straight into my drink). Would highly recommend! Great innovative product!

I live in a travel trailer and space is limited but I love ice. I always wanted something I could put anywhere in the fridge to make ice and take up less space. This is it. I don’t have to have a perfectly flat spot to put these. I’m able to close them up and put them in the freezer how ever I can fit them. They are a bit challenging to clean at first. Once you get the hang of cleaning them it’s easy. Just need a bottle brush and you’re set. Removing the ice is a bit challenging the first time also but like cleaning once you get the hang of it it’s super easy. My 8 year old is able to use them no problem.

Love the fact that this ice cube tray is contained so it doesn’t leak when putting it in the freezer.Easy to clean and use, very happy with this product.Only downfall is darker colour is hard to determine if filled to max lime or not.

So these are WILDLY expensive. Like, I can't fathom how much they are. But boy howdy if I don't love them. They keep the freezer burn out, they can lay or stand any which way, they're easy to fill. It's great.My only complaint (besides price) is it says they come apart for easy cleaning, but I can't for my soul figure it out, and just hurt my fingers trying. Doesn't matter. I cleaned them like I would a water bottle.If you can justify spending 20 bucks on a small ice tray (They are small, I'd want 3 or 4 personally, much ice as I use) then go for it. They're wonderful.Edit: A few small notes. First, make sure you have firmly pushed the sides back together before freezing. I'd you didn't fully pop it back in to place, when it's freezing it'll expand and you won't be able to break the solid block of ice up and will have to simply let it melt and start over.Also, I'm not sure why but I've had some leak issues from one unit. I can't seem to figure out if it's a defect or if it's just come apart a bit where it naturally separates and is leaking from that. It's irritating, but doesn't fully take away from anything.Also, know that it's no where near as simple and easy to get the cubes out as the video makes it look. Not to mention the loads of ice "crumbs." Not a deal breaker for me personally, but just feel like it's something some may wish to know.Edit: So one of the trays is definitely leaking from where it should not. I thought maybe I caused a leak trying to figure out how to open it, but the leak is from where the handle screws into the body. So it's a defect. It's not preventing it from working but I imagine it's going to shorten it's lifespan. Unfortunate. The other fine though.6 months edit: despite the small defect causing minor leakage, all units still work great. I would highly recommend standing them upright over laying them down. When laying down they often leak from the top (I have a puddle of ice in my freezer) and I've found the ice breaks up MUCH easier from trays when they froze upright rather than sideways. Still highly recommend them.

ya tengo mas del año con el, y ya no uso ni siquiera las hieleras tradicionales que tenia, algunos dicen que se rompen pero la verdad es que si sabes cuidar funcionan muy bien, no son nada fragiles.