DOQAUS Ice Cube Tray with Lid and Bin - 4 Pack Silicone Ice Cube Trays for Freezer, Stackable Ice Bucket Kits with Storage Container & Scoop for Kitchen, RV, Cocktail, Coffee

The ice cubes are small. I didn’t think they would work for me. I tried them and they work perfectly for one person. They are ideal for someone who has limited space. The ice cube removal is easy. I like the bin to store the ice cubes and the little shovel that come with it.

Makes a perfect amount of ice. Great for small freezers, actually it's great for big freezers too. I love the plastic box and lids on the trays, it keeps my ice from getting that funky freezer smell and taste. Easy to fill and empty the trays. No complaints at all.

These are great little ice trays. They don’t take up much room in the freezer. It’s easy to release the cubes, as the bottom of each well is soft and only needs a push of a finger to pop them out. Each of the four trays has its own cover, which keeps the ice from absorbing odors. The set also comes with a storage box so that you can have a steady supply of ice cubes on hand, plus a handy little scoop. The top of the box isn’t very strong—a corner chipped off the plastic fairly quickly. It still works, though. This didn’t influence me to take away a star because the box was an extra anyway. I bought it for the trays and the trays (and their covers) are great. A good buy for the money.

I love these little ice cube trays and they are so easy to use! Just give the tray a twist, pop ice cubes out and store in the bin! The lid to the bin was cracked and I would have returned, but I did not open the package until after the return window closed, lesson learned on my part. Overall, the quality is great and they are a good value. I just wished I had opened earlier and discovered the cracked lid... I can't find how to order a replacement lid.

This ice cube tray set works really well, especially for smaller freezers. The trays are easy to fill and the silicone bottom makes it simple to release the ice cubes. I also like that it comes with a lid and storage bin, which helps keep everything organized and prevents freezer smells. The stackable design saves a lot of space, so it’s very convenient if you don’t have a large freezer. Overall, a very practical set for everyday use.

I bought this item after moving into an apartment without an ice maker, and it’s been a very solid replacement. You get four trays with secure lids, plus a storage bin and scoop, which makes this feel like a complete setup rather than just a basic tray. The lids seal well, similar to a good food container, which makes it much easier to carry filled trays to the freezer without worrying about spills. That alone is a noticeable upgrade over cheaper trays. The cube size is slightly smaller than typical ice maker cubes, which I actually prefer. It gives better control over how much ice you’re using instead of being stuck with larger chunks. Releasing the ice has been straightforward. The instructions suggest letting the tray sit out for a few minutes first, but I haven’t needed to do that. Just a gentle twist and the cubes come loose without much effort. The bin and scoop feel reasonably sturdy, about on par with decent kitchen storage containers, and the whole system holds up well to daily use. I’ve been using these consistently and haven’t run into any issues. Overall, this is a practical and well-thought-out solution if you need to make your own ice regularly.

My fridge suddenly stopped making ice and dispensing water. Also, my heat stopped working, and some plumbing under the house needed to be repaired before the ducts could be fixed. $10,000 later I’ve decided I can’t swing another repair. I will live without an ice maker for a while. Now that the central heat is back on though, I occasionally want a drink with ice, so looked for an ice cube tray. Now, somehow I’ve become old, so when I think ice cube tray, I think those prehistoric aluminum ones with the flaps and lever. Remember those? You had to use leverage with that icy handle to get your cubes, risking frostbite in the process. Forcing them out meant breaking cubes, and was like arm wrestling for ice, and my arm wrestling days are long over. (Well, truthfully, they never really started.) Well my fellow seniors, it’s much easier now. For only $13.00 I got four ice cube trays-with lids-a bin to put the ice in-with a lid-and even a scoop so my hands don’t touch the cubes. The silicone tray releases the cubes with a simple twist and you drop the ice right into your container, cover it up and keep it cold. And because you have covered trays you can make ice well in advance of a party. It’s a thoughtful design. The trays have lids so you aren’t spilling water everywhere, the containers for the actual cubes has a lid, and you can stay ahead of your ice cube making. And the scoop, such a good touch. I’ll call a repairman this summer when I save some money. Or not.

Read the dimensions. It is 10 cubes per tray and they are small. Exactly what I wanted to blend in my Nutri Bullet. The trays nest without the lids. Hand on to those lids. The cubes remove very easily and the silicone helps. The scoop is not that functional, I recycled it.