How the Five Compare on the Numbers
An ice bin is rarely one object. It is a bin, usually a tray or two, often a lid for each tray, and often a scoop, and every one of those is a thing to lift out, wash, dry and put back in the right place. How many pieces arrive is therefore the first practical question, and only one of these five answers it with a number of its own.
GORILLA GRIP states a six piece set and then itemizes it. Brigii lists the same four kinds of piece and never totals them. Teecyhooo counts four buckets and four scoops, with no tray and no lid anywhere. Havawish counts a bin and a scoop and mentions a lid in a different bullet. BEENIFIC states one piece molding, which means there is nothing to take apart and nothing to lose.
What the table cannot tell you is which pieces are the ones you will actually handle every day. A scoop lives in the bin and comes out with the ice. A lid comes off twice a week. A tray comes out whenever ice runs low. The listings count the box contents rather than the handling, and none of them publishes a replacement for any single piece, so a lost scoop means buying the set again.
The Only Purchase That Counts Its Own Pieces
GORILLA GRIP States Six and Names Each One
GORILLA GRIP is the only pick here that publishes a piece count. Its second bullet reads 6 piece set makes 56 cubes, and then itemizes it: one bin, two ice cube trays with lids, and an ice scoop. Those four kinds add up to the six it claims, which is a small thing and a rare one, because a stated total that matches its own list is the easiest way to check what will arrive.
It is also the best measured pick. It publishes a bin of 10.7 x 6.6 x 4.3 in, and its dimension fields repeat exactly those three figures. It publishes a cube of 1.3 x 1.3 x 1 in, 28 square cubes a tray for 56 in all, 1.57 lb, soft touch grips for twisting ice out, and a dishwasher permission for the tray.
Brigii Lists the Same Four Kinds and Never Totals Them
Brigii arrives as the same shape of purchase and declines to count it. Its last bullet states that the set includes two ice trays with lids, one storage bin and one ice scoop, which is the same four kinds GORILLA GRIP totals at six, written as a list with no sum. A reader comparing the two has to do the addition, and the listing never confirms it.
Its lid earns its place better than anybody else’s. The release bullet states that the dustproof lid has built in release prongs: you flip the frozen tray onto the storage bin and press, and the cubes drop into the container. That makes the lid a tool rather than a cover, which is the single most useful thing any extra piece does on this page. It publishes 1.59 lb and trays of 9.05 x 5.51 x 3.94 in.
One Set Four Times Over
Teecyhooo Repeats a Two Piece Set
Teecyhooo publishes the highest item count here and the lowest variety. Its contents bullet states four pieces of stainless steel ice buckets and four pieces of ice scoops, which is four identical two piece sets rather than one system with four different parts. There is no tray, no lid and nothing that makes ice: these are buckets for serving it.
It publishes more about its scoop than anybody else. The size bullet gives a bucket of 12.8 x 6.89 x 5.91 in and a scoop of 9.84 x 3.66 x 2.17 in, so the serving piece is measured rather than mentioned. It publishes 5.3 l a bucket and 5.03 lb for the whole purchase, which is the heaviest figure on this page and covers eight items rather than one.
Havawish Reduces It to Three
Havawish is the compact version of the same idea. Its contents bullet counts one stainless steel bin and one ice scoop, and its materials bullet adds a sealing lid, so the count is spread across two bullets rather than stated once. Three pieces, all stainless except the lid, which it describes as clear so the remaining ice can be seen without opening it.
It publishes a bin of 10.83 x 7.87 x 6.89 in and a scoop of 8.5 x 3.35 x 1.18 in, so like Teecyhooo it measures the piece you hold. It publishes 5500 ml and 2.08 lb, and states a top handle for carrying the bin. Its dimension fields read 9.45 x 11.02 x 7.28 in, which matches none of the three figures in its own sentence.
The Purchase With No Parts at All
BEENIFIC Is One Molded Piece
BEENIFIC answers the question by having nothing to answer. Its fifth bullet states one piece molding, not leaking water, and the listing names no lid, no tray and no scoop anywhere. For a reader whose real complaint is that ice bins arrive as five things that end up in four different drawers, that is the strongest possible answer, and the trade is that nothing makes ice and nothing serves it.
It publishes 9 liters, the largest figure any single vessel here states, though Teecyhooo states 5.3 l for each of four buckets and so holds more per purchase. It states stainless steel described as odorless, a rinse with water for cleaning, and a one year replacement. It publishes no weight at all, which on a 9 liter steel bin is the figure a reader would most want, and it is the only pick among these five that leaves it out.
Where These Listings Disagree With Themselves
Three of the five file dimension figures their own sentences do not support. BEENIFIC writes its length, width and height as 13, 10.6 and 6 in, and its fields read 10.0 x 12.0 x 6.0 in, where only the 6 survives. Havawish states a bin of 10.83 x 7.87 x 6.89 in and files 9.45 x 11.02 x 7.28 in, which shares no figure with the sentence at all.
Teecyhooo is the clearest case and the easiest to explain. It states a bucket of 12.8 x 6.89 x 5.91 in and files 7.48 x 13.78 x 7.48 in, every one of them larger than the bucket in at least one direction, because the purchase is four buckets and the fields describe the carton they ship in. This page uses each maker’s own sentence and reports the fields as what they are.
Which One Fits Your Kitchen
You want to know exactly what arrives. GORILLA GRIP states a six piece set and itemizes it as one bin, two trays with lids and a scoop. It publishes a bin of 10.7 x 6.6 x 4.3 in that its fields confirm, 56 cubes and 1.57 lb.
You want the extra piece to do a job. Brigii publishes a lid with built in release prongs: flip the tray onto the bin and press, and the cubes drop in. Two trays with lids, a bin and a scoop, 56 cubes and 1.59 lb.
You are serving ice rather than making it. Teecyhooo is four stainless buckets and four scoops, with the scoop measured at 9.84 x 3.66 x 2.17 in and each bucket at 5.3 l. There is no tray and no lid in the purchase.
You want three pieces and a lid you can see through. Havawish is a bin, a clear sealing lid and a scoop, in 304 stainless, with a stated 5500 ml, a top handle, 2.08 lb and a scoop of 8.5 x 3.35 x 1.18 in.
You want one object and nothing else. BEENIFIC states one piece molding that does not leak, 9 liters of stainless steel and a rinse to clean it. No lid, no tray, no scoop, and no published weight.
What We Could Not Verify
Six things a reader buying for the pieces would want, and no listing among these five supplies.
- A replacement scoop, lid or tray sold on its own by any of these five, or any statement that one exists.
- A total piece count from Brigii, Teecyhooo or Havawish, each of which lists its contents without summing them.
- A weight for BEENIFIC, where the other four publish one and Teecyhooo publishes 5.03 lb.
- Whether the BEENIFIC bin is the 13 by 10.6 by 6 in of its sentence or the 10.0 x 12.0 x 6.0 in of its fields.
- Which Teecyhooo figures describe a single bucket, since its fields are larger than the bucket it states.
- A washing instruction for the scoops and lids, which no listing here addresses separately from the bin.
