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The Simenmax is a compact countertop ice maker that drops 9 bullet cubes every 6 to 8 minutes, up to about 26 lbs a day. You pick small or large cubes, and infrared sensors stop it when the basket is full or the 1.2-liter tank runs low. A 30-minute self-cleaning cycle and a sub-40dB rating make it easy to live with on a kitchen counter, in an RV or at a tailgate. It is a convenience machine, not a plumbed-in appliance: it makes ice in batches and holds it in an insulated basket, so it suits casual home and travel use better than a busy bar. Owners rate it well overall, with the usual small-machine complaints about batch size and melt-back.
In stockSold by Lilymont IncReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
Owners of this class of countertop maker generally find it quick and convenient, and the Simenmax's 4.4 average reflects that. Praise centers on fast ice and easy setup; complaints tend to be about small batches and refilling.
The Simenmax countertop ice maker makes bullet-shaped ice cubes on demand. It produces 9 cubes every 6 to 8 minutes, for up to 26 lbs of ice a day. You can choose small cubes (0.75 in) for quick chilling or large cubes (0.94 in) for slower melting.
Infrared sensors signal when the water is low or the ice basket is full. A one-touch self-cleaning function runs for 30 minutes when you hold the button for 5 seconds. Operation is below 40 dB, and the unit uses 112 watts.
The compact body has a built-in handle and is light enough to move. It is sized to fit on a small countertop, and it can be used at home, in an office, on an RV trip, at a tailgate or in a van.
