Maxx Ice Freestanding Icemaker, Stainless Steel and Black (60 lbs.)

I have several undercounter ice makers, some are noisy, different types of ice and most are very expensive, but when replacing a ice maker, I decided on this one, after readying all the reviews, I still purchased this one for the look, stainless steel, the cost, best value among ice makers, It does not have a Drain Pump, but if you have a drain under the ice maker, you don't need one. The Ice maker makes sheets of ice, yes as the reviews state, you may have to brake the ice sheets apart, they are thin and they break easy, The ice maker has its on cleaning cycle, and one full you rarely hear the machine on, so I feel the noice level is very low most of the time, except when it cleans itself. So based on the dimensions, size, stainless steel, and more, its the best value out there. You can check different sites, but Sam's had this one on sale $200 off most of the others, but save it and keep watching it, the price changes, and it was simple installation, connect water line, connect drain, and then plug in, thats it.

This ice machine was priced hundreds below any others and does a good job producing ice. The machine was about 1 1/2" shorter than the one I replaced and I had to make a platform to set it on to fill the space under the kitchen counter. The ice is not as clear and the cubes tend to stick together. Over all it is a good value.