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Frigidaire EFIC123-SSBLACK Ice Maker Review

4.3 (3,760) Amazon rating$59.99123+ bought last month

Our verdict

The Frigidaire EFIC123 is a budget-friendly compact cube maker with a black stainless look, ideal for anyone who just wants dependable everyday ice without spending much.

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Best for

First-time buyers or small households wanting cheap, reliable cube ice in a light, easy-to-move machine.

Skip if

You want soft nugget ice or need to make large quantities for entertaining.

  • Weight 7.0 lb
  • Voltage 120
  • Priced 82% below the category median ($339.99 across 113 tracked models)
  • Weight of 7.0 lb - lighter than 96% of the 113 models we track

Pros

  • Lowest price in this lineup
  • Black stainless finish looks a step above basic plastic
  • Very light at about 7 lbs, easy to move and store
  • Roughly 26 lbs of cube ice per day
  • Strong 4.3-star average across thousands of reviews

Cons

  • Cube ice only, no nugget option
  • Modest daily output for crowds
  • No insulation, so ice melts in the reservoir

Our scorecard

4.3/5 overall
  • Owner rating4.3/5

    4.3 average across 3,760 owner ratings

  • Popularity4.8/5

    3,760 owner reviews, more than most models here

The overall score is owner satisfaction weighted by how many reviews back it, so a high rating from few reviews counts for less. The bars below show where this model stands against the other refrigerators and freezers we track in this category on price, popularity and size. Context, not marks against it, and our read of the data, not a lab test.

Overview

The Frigidaire EFIC123 is a compact countertop ice maker that keeps it simple and inexpensive. It turns out about 26 pounds of cube ice per day from a manually filled reservoir, enough to keep everyday drinks topped up without any plumbing or setup.

The black stainless finish dresses it up beyond plain plastic units, and at roughly 7 pounds it's one of the lightest machines in this group, so it's easy to stow in a cabinet or carry to a bar cart. It plugs into a standard 120-volt outlet and starts cycling ice shortly after you switch it on.

At $59.99 it's the most affordable pick here, and it backs that price with a 4.3-star average across more than 3,700 reviews. For a starter ice maker or a low-stakes second unit, it covers the basics without fuss.

Specifications

Weight
7.0 lb
Voltage
120

Performance notes

Rated at about 26 lbs per day, the EFIC123 is sized for everyday topping-off rather than bulk production. Its roughly 7-pound weight makes it the most portable unit here, easy to tuck away or relocate. It runs on a standard 120-volt outlet, and because it isn't a freezer, ice that goes unused melts back into the reservoir and is reused on the next cycle.

What buyers say

Across thousands of reviews, buyers repeatedly point to the low price, light weight, and quick cube production as the main draws. The black stainless look gets favorable mentions for the cost. The recurring criticisms mirror other compact cube makers: ice melting when left unused and cubes that are softer or more hollow than freezer ice.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does the Frigidaire EFIC123 make per day?

It produces about 26 pounds of cube ice over a 24-hour period from a manually filled reservoir.

Is it easy to move?

Yes. At around 7 pounds it's one of the lightest countertop ice makers here, so it's simple to store or carry between rooms.

Does it need to be plumbed in?

No. You fill it by hand and plug it into a standard 120-volt outlet, with no installation required.

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