Newair Countertop Clear Ice Maker, 40 lbs. of Ice a Day with Easy to Clean BPA-Free Parts, Perfect for Cocktails, Scotch, Soda and More

Making crystal-clear ice for cocktails is easy with the Newair Countertop Clear Ice Maker. You get all the benefits of perfectly clear ice - slower melting, better taste, less fizz - and all you have to do is add water*. Enjoy up to 40 pounds of crystal-clear ice per day. Intuitive controls make ice-making a breeze, while the insulated interior keeps cubes cold for longer.

1. Crystal-Clear Ice Made Easy

Home mixologists, meet your new best friend. The Newair Countertop Clear Ice Maker allows water to cascade over a super-cooled ice tray to freeze ice layer by layer, leaving no room for gas or other impurities.

2. The Clear Choice for Entertaining

Clear ice makes a big difference in the quality of your drinks. It melts more slowly so you don't water down high-quality scotch or tequila. It also generates less fizz so you never end up with a half-filled glass of soda or seltzer. And of course, it looks amazing and tastes even better.

3. Easy to Clean BPA-Free Parts

This ETL-certified ice maker comes with parts that are both easy to clean and BPA-free. Finished making ice? Simply remove the filters and rubber drain plug and wipe the interior with a sponge or rag. BPA-free parts mean clean, great tasting ice that is safe to enjoy as often as you like.

4. Simple, Two Button Operation

The Newair Countertop Clear Ice Maker features a super-simple two-button interface that lets you get down to the business of making and enjoying your favorite cocktails. Clear indicator lights let you know when ice is ready and when you need to add water without any guess work.

5. Insulated Storage Compartment Keeps Ice Cold

Keep your clear ice colder for longer thanks to the insulated storage area inside this ice maker. We've also included a removable ice tray and plastic scoop for convenience. Forgot about the last cubes? No worries. Water from melted ice drains back into the machine and is recycled in the next round of ice making.