Product review (4 stars): Works really well
I got this after reading multiple reviews of multiple ice makers.  We have a built-in refrigerator at home that takes a GE MWF water filter, and one time in the middle of the night, that filter blew out, leaving us with a big flood.  Since then, I've shut off that water, and in so doing, we didn't have our built-in fridge's ice maker.

This one arrived nicely packaged.  The only flaw I found in the initial unboxing was that the drain valve's plastic nut was not tightened properly against the body of the unit, so I just tightened that by hand.

We've now made lots and lots of batches of ice.  It's pretty quiet, other than the occasional noises when dropping the ice.  It's actually kind of fun to watch when it does that part.

The ice does come out a little wet.  As such, I've found if you dump the ice into a normal freezer bin, you end up with a big clump later on.  Instead, I usually run a few batches, transfer those to a Ziploc bag, and put that in the freezer.  Later, I can bang that bag on a hard surface to loosen the cubes, and then put those into the ice bin.

Finally, from a cleaning standpoint, I first drain the water to the sink when done.  To do that right, I unplug the unit first, and move it to a nearby sink.  I do an initial draining (open plug, let water run out).  Then, I plug the unit in again, and start it.  This causes the water pump to run, which moves any remaining water out of the lines.  Then, I do another draining, and tip the unit over to one side so that more water comes out.  It's a bit involved, but I don't like the idea of leaving water in it.

A few things I'd add that would be nice-to-haves:
- The instructions also don't make it totally clear -- like they could provide a "do this before you make any ice" sheet -- but because of other reviews, I knew to run several batches through with either water+vinegar or water+lemon juice.  (I chose lemon juice.)
- Initial runs made the room smell a little like plastic.
- The drain plug has a little silicone/rubber plug thing that looks like it'll wear out pretty quickly.  It'd be nice if they could package a few spares.
- The lid has a smooth exterior.  It'd be nice if they could just mold on a few grippy lines so you could lift it more easily.