Cuisinart ICE-200 Slushy & Soft-Serve Maker vs Magnavox Ice Cream & Frozen Slush Drink Maker
The Cuisinart ICE-200 is the more capable machine for soft-serve and frozen drinks: six preset programs, a self-cooling compressor, and a 1.7 qt bowl that needs no pre-freezing. The Magnavox is smaller, quieter on paper, and gives you 10 texture levels plus a larger slush capacity, but its 34 oz ice cream batch is modest and its 4.5 rating rests on only 14 reviews. Buy the Cuisinart for soft-serve and preset convenience; buy the Magnavox for slush volume and texture control on a tighter footprint.
- Choose the Cuisinart ICE-200 if you want true soft-serve and preset one-button programs without pre-freezing a bowl.
- Choose the Magnavox if slush and frozen drinks matter more than ice cream and you want adjustable texture levels.
Prices
- Cuisinart ICE-200 Slushy & Soft-Serve Maker: $263.96 at Wayfair (last seen Nov 4)
- Magnavox Ice Cream & Frozen Slush Drink Maker: $161.49 at Greentoe (last seen Nov 8)
- Difference: the Magnavox Ice Cream & Frozen Slush Drink Maker is $102.47 cheaper than the Cuisinart ICE-200 Slushy & Soft-Serve Maker at the latest prices (Nov 4 and Nov 8)
