W&P Ice Box Silicone Ice Cube Tray with Lid & Bin, Holds 96 Cubes, Easy Release, Space-Saving Stackable Design, Dishwasher Safe, Cream, Large

Until I live in a house with a fridge that makes ice, I will be using ice cube trays and this is by far the best one I’ve used in 40 years on this planet. The ice release is a little slower, but if you turn the silicone tray upside down onto the bin and press on each little square, it reminds me of one of those fidget toys where you pop the bubbles. But even if it wasn’t fun to release the ice, the sturdiness of the tray and container would be enough of a selling point for me. Many silicone ice molds don’t have enough structure and end up being really floppy, but that is not a problem with this one. The bin is also very sturdy—strong enough to be held with one hand while you open the freezer to put it back. I also like that it has a lid so that freezer smells don’t affect the ice too much. And though this is very minor I also like the shape of the ice cubes. The four corner cubes are slightly rounded but the rest are perfect little cube shapes. All in all, if I needed to buy another ice cube tray for myself or someone else, this is the one I would buy. It would probably make a great housewarming gift!

I had bought the smaller version in store and loved it, but was moving through the ice reserves very quickly. I’m glad I found this full sized version on Amazon, since I didn’t see it in store. It appears to be legitimate and the same quality. The overall design is very thoughtful. The tray and storage structures are sturdy, it has a large capacity but takes up a relatively small amount of freezer real estate, and it’s (relatively) easy to clean. I also appreciate that it has a flat top and a modular shape, so I can store things on top/below and it fits well with the other items in my freezer.

This is a fantastic ice tray that functions better than any other ice tray I’ve purchased. The ice doesn’t stick, nor does the mold stink over time. The ice cubes are the perfect size too! The ice is easy to pop out too, just bend it a little and they loosen. I don’t use the ice container for storage because we need larger storage, but the cost for just the top is worth it to me. The lid is a nice addition too, I can stack them and not worry about freezer burn. I bought three and use them daily! I again, do wish the top was sold by itself.

Love making my ice cubes with the W&P brand ice cube trays. You can make a lot of ice cubes and they’re the perfect size. They’re a bit difficult to take out sometimes but other than that, amazing product.

Easy to fill tray and seems to be spill proof. Ice cubes come put easy and storage is a plus. And it doesn't take up too much room in the freezer. I will be purchasing more.

Way too tedious to remove cubes. We actually cut out dividers to make cubes of four. Works better but way too expensive to have to cut it up

It makes very nice ice cubes and the whole kit is nice and sturdy and easy to use. The lid really helps stopping the ice from evaporating over time, which has always been a problem for me in frostless freezers because I don't use ice all the time.

I don't often think about the ice in my beverage, as I tend to be surrendered to the habitual humdrums of an automatic existence. This grey silicone tray, mid-century modern and bristling with cube-shaped anticipation, hurled me into an unexpected journey through the annals of our icy history. This tray takes me back to the halcyon days of horse-drawn transport—days steeped in the hard labour of cleaving large blocks of ice from winter-frozen lakes, and carting them, encased in sawdust, across great distances. A proto FedEx, but for your great grandmother's apple cider, if you will. Regarding the harsh, stacked storage mechanism, I can't help but reminisce of the stark landscapes of Soviet architecture, where brutalist forms echo the elemental robustness of glacial titans. Somber and foreboding, those proverbial long winters stretched across an era, freezing the very marrow of the public sphere. This tray isn’t really like that at all. The silicone age bares its teeth here. Not Russian winters and not horse cart mornings, but a quiet, silicone-grey ice renaissance at your fingertips. The tray, a jovial mediator, takes you by the hand, with frosted lid raised high and a white base that doubles as an ice storage container, bursting with neatly-stacked ice cuboids. The tray has, like most neoprene trays, a scientific caprice where the water bubbles up, balanced in subtle defiance of gravity over the edges of the cube compartments. A slight grievance with the stacking height not fitting the bottom tier of my freezer, where my previous trays interred. But no great tale runs without its slight bumps and gentle jostles against the course of the plot, and I was able to ménage sufficient to place this new sarcophagous on the door shelf, a neighbor for the Stoli. On this stage of the kitchen coolant industry, it seems almost a nod to the sprawling landscapes of ice-harvesting memories. In the end, the tray seems to murmur, "Efficiency, meet beauty." It reminds us of slow-lapping lake waters frozen into blocks, of architecture’s play at resilience, all whilst drawing our gaze to the art of its chilled, nearly perfect cubes. They remove easily from the neoprene tray, which sits perfectly atop the reservoir, upside down, and relieves itself its cubes with the slightest, satisfying prod. If I’m to leave you with any advice, it's this: Sometimes, standing in the shadow of the past can cast new light on tradition. Would the Atlantic be just as chilled without this dance of silicone and frost? I'm not certain, but it sure makes for a great toast.

Works great, the ice is easy to pop out of the silicone tray and sits on top for easy ice storage while you make even more ice!

Cute, compact (saves space), functional, and the ice doesn’t smell or absorb the food smell in my freezer. What more could I ask for??

The cubes must be pushed out one by one from the bottom of the silicone mould! The top of the storage box does not snap on. The cubes are perfect and measure close to an inch.

Although the size and shape of the cubes is great (perfect cubes!), this has two big downsides which made me return it: First, the size of the box is too small and in my opinion defeats the purpose of having something like this in the first place. Second, it's a pain to get the cubes out of the mold.

Works well and is relatively easy to pop the cubes out but..... c'mon these ice cubes are sized for toddlers