Product review (5 stars): Installed for a week and so far very happy with the performance
Installed for a week and so far very happy with the performance.  This was a replacement for a very high end Whirlpool fresh ice maker which died after 7 years.  It would cost more to repair that unit than the price of this one.  Completely different units of course so you cannot compare but we no longer needed quite as much ice production once the kids where out of the house and the weekend sporting events were over.

I recommend throwing away the connection tubing that came with the unit and get a good steel braided hose with compression fittings already on both ends.  If you have ever had an appliance leak, you know where I am coming from.  Minimize the number of connectors, possibility to kink and you will be much happier.  I already had mine in place so the water hookup took minutes but even a new one would only take minutes to install.  Pickup at any hardware or home improvement store. No teflon tape needed.

One point I will make is the unit is a little short for us to sit directly on the floor.  I built a little 16"x16" square table that is 9" high to put the unit on.  Nothing fancy just very solid for the weight and stability, scrap wood from the garage.  Made all the difference for us.

One question I have posted and would like some help answering is what is the threaded hole for in the bottom of the compartment under the ice bucket?  It looks to be about 1" in diameter. It is covered when the ice bucket is in place and there is not reference to it any where I can find and it does not look like a drain to me.

EDIT:  I got an immediate answer to my question and it turns out it is a drain for defrost.  I noticed a little black cover on the outside but never went back to investigate after install.  The cover unscrews would allow water from defrost or cleaning to drain out to a tray or bucket.  Thank you very much for the information!