Reviews
Euhomy Countertop Nugget Ice Maker
A short page, because there is very little published to write about. That absence is the most useful thing we can tell you.
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Quick picks
| # | Machine | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | No photo Euhomy IM-12S Cheap and everywhere. Nothing published to check before you buy. | Widely available budget option |
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What can be said
- It is a countertop nugget machine, which means the same auger mechanism as everything else in this category: flakes frozen on a chilled cylinder, scraped off and compressed into soft pellets.
- The ice it makes is nugget ice. There is no premium version of that. A cheap machine and an expensive machine produce the same chewable pellet.
- It is reservoir-fed like every countertop machine here, so its bin is unrefrigerated and its meltwater recirculates.
- It is widely available, which matters for a purchase people often make on impulse.
What cannot be said
Anything numeric. There is no manufacturer-published daily output, no bin capacity, no wattage or current rating, no clearance requirement and no operating temperature range. Which means there is no running cost we can compute, because we would have to invent the input.
You will find all of those numbers on marketplace listings. Those are written by sellers, not by the manufacturer's engineering documentation, and our source hierarchy puts retailer listings at the bottom for exactly this reason.
Is that a reason not to buy it?
Not on its own. Plenty of people buy appliances on price and brand recognition and are perfectly happy. The point of this page is not to steer you away; it is to make sure that if you buy it, you know you are buying without information rather than believing you have it.
If a published specification would change your decision, the machines that publish one are the Frigidaire Gallery EFIC255, the NewAir NIM030SS00 and the GE Profile Opal 2.0.
One thing that applies regardless
Cheap or expensive, every nugget machine needs the same maintenance: empty it when not in use, clean the bin and reservoir regularly, and descale when the water in your area demands it. Euhomy's manual does cover cleaning even though it skips specifications. Our cross-brand procedure is on how to clean a nugget ice maker.
The picks in full
1. Widely available budget option
Euhomy Countertop Nugget Ice Maker
A widely sold budget nugget machine whose manufacturer publishes no specification table we could find.
- Rated output
- Not published
- Bin capacity
- Not published
- Electrical
- Not published
- Ceiling at 4 hrs/day, $0.18/kWh
- Not published
#ad We earn a commission on purchases made through this link. How this is funded. Prices last checked September 2, 2026.
Euhomy's manuals for this line exist but carry no specifications table — no voltage, no current, no rated output, no bin capacity.
That is the honest state of this listing. Every spec field on this page reads Not published because every spec field is genuinely not published, and we are not going to fill them from a marketplace bullet point.
If low price is the deciding factor, this is a real option. If sourced numbers are, buy one of the machines above instead.
Skip this if
You want to know what you are buying before it arrives. We could not source a single manufacturer-published spec for this machine.
Questions people actually ask
What are the specs of the Euhomy nugget ice maker?
Euhomy does not publish a specification table for its nugget machines in any manual we could retrieve. That means no rated daily output, no bin capacity, no voltage or current rating, and no dimensions from the manufacturer. Figures that appear on marketplace listings are seller copy, not manufacturer specifications.
Is the Euhomy nugget ice maker any good?
We have not used it, and its manufacturer publishes nothing measurable about it, so we genuinely cannot say. What we can say is that it makes nugget ice by the same auger mechanism as machines costing several times as much, and that buying it means buying without verifiable information.
How does Euhomy compare to the GE Opal?
There is no honest specification comparison to make, because only one side publishes specifications. GE prints current, ice rate, bin capacity, clearance, operating range and weight. Euhomy prints none of those. Anything presented as a Euhomy-versus-Opal spec table is comparing a manufacturer document against a marketplace listing.
Sources
- GE Profile Opal 2.0 Owner's Manual 49-9000029 Rev. 6, p.17 (for comparison) (read 2026-09-02)
- Frigidaire EFIC255 Use & Care Manual, p.12 (for comparison) (read 2026-09-02)
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