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Aug 21, 2019
It's hard to complain given the price, but...
There are two green prying tools which are easy to break. It's best to use a tool that breaks before your expensive device, but I think these are too weak. There are two guitar picks: one thin one thick. The thin one can get into places but breaks easily. One pick and one prying tool are broken after one repair.
I was forced to use a razor knife since the tools were so weak.
The screw drivers are coated against corrosion and work very well.
It's easy enough to get real guitar picks and consider them single use. The drivers should last a long time.
Oct 16, 2019
Lowest price -- cheapest design
1 of 1 found this helpful Unit produces ice quickly -- the advertised 26lbs/day is probably easy to duplicate.
The water tray has a cube scoop used to eject cubes to the basket. The design is poor allowing ice cubes to escape scooping and foul the next run. I've looked at several different units and I can see the tray/ice eject mechanism is smaller than it should be -- cheap.
The cube basket is a plastic box with slots. The slots are wide enough to allow smaller cubes to fall through. Look for the metal ones with small openings.
Other units have a temperature sensor in the water path that measures water flow, temperature, and basket full, I think. This unit produces inconsistent cube sizes depending on water temp apparently because is makes no adjustment for temp.
This unit is one of the cheapest you will find and it gets the jobs done -- just not as weill as it could.
Jan 23, 2020
Not pretty, but pretty good.
These seema bit bluer than the 3000k would suggest. The light is very white and bright for only 3W.
The body is cheap plastic and the lense will come off if subjected to much force. However, you can snap it back in place.
The lamp is half a globe instead of a full globe which means much of the light is unavailable in certain lamps and shades.
Generally good and worth the money. If you want something pretty, maybe not.