How the Five Compare on the Numbers
Three of these five picks publish all three dimensions. The GORILLA GRIP set lists 6.6 inches wide, 10.7 inches deep, and 4.3 inches tall. The Brigii set lists 5.52 inches wide, 9.05 inches deep, and 4.72 inches tall. The PHINOX set lists 4.37 inches wide, 7.09 inches deep, and 3.94 inches tall. The iDesign bin lists 11.5 inches deep, 6 inches wide, and 3.5 inches tall. The DOQAUS set publishes no dimensions.
Weight is published for four picks. The DOQAUS set and the iDesign bin each list 0.66 pounds. The PHINOX set lists 0.8 pounds. The GORILLA GRIP set lists 1.57 pounds, and the QUELIEN set lists 1.83 pounds. The ChefAide set publishes no weight. Capacity is published as cube counts for some sets and as a bin figure for one: the PHINOX bin holds nearly 84 cubes, while the GORILLA GRIP and Brigii sets each make 56.
The table does not tell you how any set performs in a freezer. It lists what each maker states, and several makers state nothing for a given row. The DOQAUS set has no dimensions, the QUELIEN set has no dimensions, and the ChefAide set has no figures at all. Where a cell reads not published, the maker does not publish that figure.
Capacity and What Each Bin Holds
Published cube counts
The GORILLA GRIP set makes 56 cubes, 28 per tray, each cube measuring 1.3 by 1.3 by 1 inch. The Brigii set also makes 56 cubes, 28 per tray, with each cube stated as 1 inch. The PHINOX set includes two 28 cube trays, which totals 56 cubes, and its bin is stated to hold nearly 84 cubes. Those three sets publish the clearest capacity figures among the five picks.
The QUELIEN set states it makes 64 cubes across two trays, a figure higher than the 56 of the GORILLA GRIP, Brigii, and PHINOX sets. The DOQAUS set publishes no cube count, though it includes four trays. The iDesign bin is a general storage container and its maker publishes no ice capacity. The ChefAide set publishes no capacity figure at all.
Bin capacity versus tray count
A tray count is not a bin capacity. The PHINOX maker states the bin holds nearly 84 cubes, which is more than the 56 cubes its two trays make, so the bin can hold ice made in batches. The GORILLA GRIP and Brigii sets each make 56 cubes but neither maker publishes how many cubes the bin holds. That gap matters if you plan to store ice made over several days.
The DOQAUS set includes four trays, the most trays among these five, but publishes no cube count and no bin capacity, so the maker does not state how much ice the container holds. The iDesign bin publishes a volume in inches but no cube figure. For a stated bin capacity, the PHINOX set is the only one of the five with a published number.
Dimensions, Weight, and Fit
Footprint in a freezer
The Brigii set publishes a 5.52 inch width, the smallest width among the picks that publish one, and a 4.72 inch height, the largest height among these five. The PHINOX set publishes a 4.37 inch width, which is smaller than the Brigii figure, and a 3.94 inch height. The GORILLA GRIP set publishes a 6.6 inch width and a 4.3 inch height. The iDesign bin publishes a 3.5 inch height, the smallest of the five.
Depth separates the iDesign bin from the rest. It publishes an 11.5 inch depth, the largest among these five. The GORILLA GRIP set publishes 10.7 inches, the Brigii set 9.05 inches, and the PHINOX set 7.09 inches. The DOQAUS and QUELIEN sets publish no depth, so a buyer cannot check their fit from the listing alone.
Weight and handling
The DOQAUS set and the iDesign bin each publish 0.66 pounds, the lightest of these five. The PHINOX set publishes 0.8 pounds. The GORILLA GRIP set publishes 1.57 pounds and the Brigii set 1.59 pounds, close to each other. The QUELIEN set publishes 1.83 pounds, the heaviest among the five picks.
Weight here is the published shipping or product weight, not a measure of how a loaded bin feels. The ChefAide set publishes no weight, so it cannot be placed on this scale. A heavier set is not stated to be sturdier by any maker, and a lighter set is not stated to be weaker. The figures are listed as published and nothing more.
Which One Fits Your Kitchen
Buyers who want a stated bin capacity. The PHINOX set is the only pick whose maker publishes a bin figure, nearly 84 cubes, alongside two 28 cube trays, a scoop, a lid, and a pillar plate. It publishes a 4.37 inch width and a 3.94 inch height.
Buyers with a narrow freezer shelf. The Brigii set publishes a 5.52 inch width and a 9.05 inch depth, with two stackable trays and a clear bin. Its 4.72 inch height is the largest among these five, so check shelf clearance above it.
Buyers who want the most trays. The DOQAUS set includes four silicone trays, a storage container, and a scoop, and weighs 0.66 pounds. The maker publishes no dimensions, no cube count, and no bin capacity, so measure your space before ordering.
Buyers who want a general clear bin. The iDesign bin publishes 11.5 by 6 by 3.5 inches with an open top and an integrated handle. It is a storage container rather than an ice system, and the maker publishes no ice capacity for it.
Buyers who want a twist release. The GORILLA GRIP set states a twist release with comfort grips, makes 56 cubes at 1.3 by 1.3 by 1 inch, and publishes a 6.6 inch width and a 4.3 inch height. It includes a bin, two trays with lids, and a scoop.
What We Could Not Verify
Several figures a buyer would want are absent from the listings. These are the gaps we could not source.
- Bin capacity in cubes for the GORILLA GRIP set, which makes 56 cubes but states no bin figure.
- Bin capacity in cubes for the Brigii set, which makes 56 cubes but states no bin figure.
- Width, depth, and height for the DOQAUS set, which publishes none of the three.
- Cube count and bin capacity for the DOQAUS set, which publishes neither figure.
- Any published specification for the ChefAide set, whose feature list is empty.
- Dishwasher guidance for the Brigii, GORILLA GRIP, and iDesign items, which state none.