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Euhomy Nugget Ice Maker (34 lb) Review

The cheapest nugget maker worth considering, with the trade-offs you'd expect.

By Ice & Water Report Editors · Updated November 6, 2026 · 4 min read

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Our verdict

At about $160, the Euhomy gets you nugget ice for the least money. It's light and portable, but it's loud and the build is basic. Great for a garage bar or office.

Buy it ifYou want nugget ice on a tight budget or for a second space.
Skip it ifIt will sit near where you relax or work.

Key specs

As of November 6, 2026.
Euhomy Nugget
PriceAbout $160
Rated output34 lb a day
Ice binAbout 4 cups
WaterBuilt-in reservoir
NoiseAbout 65 dB
AppNone
WarrantySee Euhomy
Model34 lb countertop

Ice and output

Rated for 34 lb a day. Forbes saw the first ice within five minutes and a full basket of about four cups in roughly 90 minutes.

Noise

Forbes measured an average of about 65 decibels, the loudest machine it tested.

Size

About 11.6 by 9.5 by 13 inches and about 20 lb, with a carry handle. It has a self-cleaning cycle.

Fill it with filtered or reverse osmosis water and you'll descale less often. See the best water for an ice maker.

How we evaluated it

This review is based on Euhomy's published specifications, the owner's manual where available, independent test reports and owner feedback, compared against the other models we track. We'll add hands-on notes as our testing progresses.

Questions

Is the Euhomy nugget ice maker good?

For the price, yes. Expect more noise and a simpler build than GE or Frigidaire.

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