The Crzoe packs a rated 26 pounds per day, two ice sizes and a self-cleaning cycle into a compact body at the lowest price tier. It makes eight bullet cubes per cycle in about six minutes, which is a fast first batch for a small unit.
Bullet ice makers work by chilling metal prongs in a water bath until ice forms around them, then warming the prongs so the cubes drop into a basket. Two ice sizes let you pick small cubes for quick cooling or larger cubes that melt slower. That flexibility is rare at this tier.
Compared with the Frigidaire EFIC128, it adds the size choice and costs less, though the brand is less established. Compared with the ecozy, it lacks a color panel but has the same rated output. Rated output is a best case in a cool room, and a warm room cuts it. Descale every month or two, use filtered water in hard-water areas and leave about six inches of clearance on all sides. Wipe the lid and basket after each session, since condensation collects there.
What works
- Lowest price tier
- Two ice sizes
- Eight cubes in about six minutes
- Self-cleaning cycle
Watch out for
- Less established brand
- Basket holds only a pound or two
Spec sheet
- Output
- 26 lb per 24 hours
- First batch
- 8 bullet cubes in about 6 minutes
- Ice sizes
- 2
- Cleaning
- Self-cleaning
- Tier
- Lowest






