Product review (4 stars): Great Ice Maker with Clear Solid Cubes
So, I looked at a bunch of other ice makers. I really wanted one that made clear ice because the aerated ice in most makers melts too quickly and I don't like the texture. Since I didn't like what I was seeing in many of the other reviews, I took a shot on this one with no reviews and figured I would return it if I didn't like it. Luckily that was not the case. This one really did the job, the ice is perfect in little cubes with rounded indents (like many hotel ice makers). I liked is so much I ordered a second one.

Three things to be aware of:
1. When you first plug it in and turn the power button on, if you hold the power button down for 5 seconds it will allow the water to run longer making thicker cubes that melt slower. It takes about 3 minutes more per tray, but worth it in my opinion.

2. The reason I did not give it 5 stars - Occasionally the ice will fail to fallout of the freezing tray and make one giant block of ice. It happens more than I would like, but it is easy to fix. Hold the power button for 5 seconds and it will heat the freezing tray so the blocks will start to melt and slide out. This would probably happen less if I wasn't making the more solid ice, but I prefer the trade off.

3. It is fairly loud (as are all of these ice makers). Good news is, once the tray is full it maybe only runs for 10 minutes every two hours to replenish the ice that has melted. Just don't put it anywhere that the whirring fan for that time will be a problem.

Two other things you might find interesting, I have been using 12 oz plastic bottles of spring water to fill it. It took about 6 bottles to fill the reservoir the first time and few more bottles after it started making ice.

It comes with a little white, plastic ice scooper that is fine for the job but feels kind of cheap so I ordered an aluminum one from amazon for about 4 bucks.