Product review (5 stars): Convenient for folks who use a lot of ice
There are already two excellent video reviews of this maker, so I am going to fill in the cracks and try not to repeat the product specs or what has already been said. Like the two other reviewers I received my maker as a review sample.

Operationally this is fairly economical since it draws about two hundred Watts (two old style light bulbs.) I do want to set expectations. This will absolutely produce the claimed 26.5 pounds of ice in a twenty-four hour period, but not all at once. Per cycle it will produce a little less than two pounds. A cycle takes up to twenty plus minutes, depending on the ice size that you select. The smaller ice is made a little faster than the largest of the three different 'cube' sizes. Moreover, this will only store a single cycle's worth of cubes, so if you are using it at a party it will require some management of the completed cubes as well as refilling the maker (it takes 2.8 liters of water per cycle.)

The unit is compact and has a few basic operating requirements, like ensuring that the side vents are not blocked. Also, it is not designed for outdoors use, so factor that in if you are purchasing this for a pool party or BBQ.

What it does do, though, is efficiently product ice on a nearly continuous basis as long as you manually transfer the finished ice to insulated coolers as well as keep the reservoir filled between cycles. In that respect the performance is very impressive, and each load of ice is substantial. I am estimating that one of these can easily keep a party of twenty supplied in ice for drinks. Plus, when you factor in the low energy consumption that I cited above this makes an excellent personal  ice maker.