Ice Cube Tray with Lid and Bin, PHINOX 64 pcs Ice Trays for Freezer, Ice Cube Trays for Freezer with 2 trays, Container, Lid & Ice Scoop, BPA Free

Perfect ice cube trays and container. Exactly what I was looking for to fit our freezer. The size of the cubes are perfect for drinks. The construction is sturdy and durable. If you wait a minute or two before expelling the cubes from the trays, it works great, no struggling to get the cubes out. Easy to fill and get into the fridge without spills or leakage. Easy to clean and refill.

I do like the design - decent sized trays, with decent size small cubes (this was replacing another similar with just one tray of very small cubes) over storage bin which is nice and compact. The cube material is flexible, which is supposed to easily release cubes when top applies pressure. Which has not worked perfectly for me. But always able to get out without tremendous effort. Also cubes take a long time to freeze. Morning to evening was not long enough. They do say for faster freezing, separate trays, which I have not done. I am fine with ice once/ day, which it does. So totally satisfied overall.

My fridge doesn’t have an ice maker and I got tired of wrestling with the cheap plastic trays that always crack when I try to get the ice out. I saw this setup and decided to try it, and I’m so glad I did.When the ice drops into the bin all at once, it’s honestly satisfying. It doesn’t take a ton of force, and if you don’t overfill the tray, the cubes come out cleanly. Just leave a little space when you fill so the water doesn’t freeze over the top and turn into one solid block. I like smaller ice anyway, so this is perfect for me.The scoop is a nice bonus. I keep it inside the container and give the bin a quick shake when I pull it out of the freezer to loosen the cubes, since they can stick together a bit. The scoop helps break them apart and makes it easy to serve ice without grabbing it with my hands.It feels bougie even though it’s not expensive. I did get a small tear in the side of one tray after a while, but it still works fine as long as I don’t overfill it. It’s lasted over a year so far, and I’ll probably buy another soon so I can rotate through three trays.If I had one suggestion, it would be to add little covers for the trays themselves to keep anything from falling on them in the freezer. Even without that, I’m happy with this setup and use it every day.

Works great. No problems with ice not coming out easily or leaking water. I did a lot of review reading before we decided and I’m glad we did. This set is easy to fill, freeze, and scoop out of. The pink color looks cute in my daughter’s freezer it matches her decor.

I'm really glad I bought this. I don't have an ice maker in my fridge, and I wanted something that would hold ice for when guests are over or when I'm making drinks for guests. This surprisingly holds a lot of ice, plus the ice trays are ready to go when you're running low on ice. The ice trays are also designed for easy release and work great.I can't say enough that this ice tray is completely worth it, and if you're thinking of buying it, you should.

I wanted to wait about a year before I reviewed this item for a couple of reasons, one to be able to comment on how well it worked, and two to be able to comment on how well it held up. What made me by the system in the first place was because my 12 year old refrigerator ice maker decided to die and I was not wanting to pay $500+ to fix the ice maker. I found the PHINOX ice trays, and they happened to be on sale when I bought it. When I first got it, it felt somewhat light weight and I was concerned that I would break it after a few weeks. Fast forward about a year and it is still going strong. In fact it worked so well I had to buy another one for the Lady in my life after she decided the "high end" ice cube trays that she had were cumbersome and really did not work for her needs.First glance opinion. They look like a gimmick with the stacking trays and the lid with the pins to push out the ice cubes when they are ready to be used. The cubes look small but when you place them in a glass or a mug the small cube shape actually fits better and you are able to have more cubes in your drink. Plus I was used to an ice maker that also made smaller cubes. They can take a while to freeze at first. It seems like over time they freeze faster, especially if you have ice in the storage tray underneath.After a year: The trays are solid and the silicon rubber in the trays does not seem to be showing any signs of wear or tear. I have seen people say they had issues "After they ran them through the dishwasher." Um.. sure.. who does that? I have been making ice once or twice a week, and I have not had any problems. I sometimes use the little ice scoop that comes with it, especially if someone is watching me. The storage bin can hold about three trays of ice, and the lid seems to help prevent the ice from gathering any food smells from items in the fridge. It takes up about the same amount of space as the traditional old school ice cube trays but it is a bit taller. I can see that if you are not paying attention it would be easy to spill water out of the trays when you put it back in the freezer after filling them, so you need to make sure that you keep it very level when you carry it.Overall I am happy with the (double) purchase of the item and find it quite easy to use.

My arthritic hands are so thankful I bought this! I’ve tried countless ice cube trays that said they were easy release and perfect for people with arthritis. News flash: They were just as hard or harder to use than traditional ice cube trays.This lil gadget works like a charm! My hands scream just opening a bottle of water, but this ice tray system is simple and easy to use. No twisting trays at all. Cubes come out very easily with just a push on the top. They freeze quickly and are the perfect size for getting into every reusable canteen I have. Weirdly enough, the smaller cubes seem to keep drinks colder than regular sized cubes too.