Euhomy’s ice maker catalog spans four separate shapes, sphere, square, nugget, and crescent, each built on its own platform with distinct production speeds, daily output figures, and design details rather than a single machine offered in different sizes.
euhomy.com makes ice in four distinct shapes, and each shape comes from a separate product platform rather than a single machine with swappable molds. The sphere, square, nugget, and crescent lines are built around different mechanical designs, production speeds, and daily output figures, which makes comparing them less about picking a favorite and more about matching shape to drink style. The sections below walk through each platform, how they’re built, and what their published specifications say about daily capacity.
Sphere Ice Makers: The Rock Pro and Rock SE Models
The Rock Pro Sphere Ice Maker produces 2.5-inch crystal-clear ice spheres, described by euhomy.com as melting slowly enough to chill a drink without diluting the flavor of whiskey or other spirits. The unit is built from stainless steel, aluminum, and leather, and it maintains continuous cooling so that finished spheres stay frozen and separate rather than melting together in the bin.
The Rock SE Sphere Ice Maker sits alongside the Rock Pro as a second sphere-format option, producing 4 crystal-clear spheres in under 40 minutes according to the brand’s own listing. Both sphere machines are positioned around the same drink occasion, spontaneous whiskey pours, rather than high-volume entertaining, and both rely on continuous cooling cycles to keep a reserve of finished ice on hand.
Square Ice Cubes: The Rock Plus Ice Maker
The Rock Plus Square Ice Maker is built around a 2-inch (5cm) square cube described as crystal-clear and slow-melting, intended to limit dilution in cocktails and everyday pours. It includes two modes, a slower clarity-focused cycle for more refined cubes and a faster cycle for on-demand ice, which lets the same machine serve either a cocktail setup or a quick glass of water.
Control runs through a smart app that allows scheduling in advance, paired with a color display that shows ice-making progress and system status at a glance. This combination of dual modes and app scheduling is what separates the square platform from the sphere models, which focus on a single ice shape rather than a choice between two production speeds.
Nugget Ice Makers: Pearl L1 Series and Jet SE Dispenser
Euhomy’s nugget lineup is the most populated of its four ice-shape platforms, spanning the Pearl H1, Pearl L1, Pearl L1 Plus, Pearl L1 Pro, and Pearl L1 Max, alongside the Jet SE Nugget Ice Maker Dispenser. The Pearl L1 Plus measures 9.84″D x 13.98″W x 14.96″H, holds a 2-pound ice capacity, draws 129 watts, and produces the first soft, chewable nugget ice in 7 to 10 minutes from a 1.8L water tank. The Pearl L1, by comparison, measures 12.6″D x 10.2″W x 14.6″H with a 35-pound capacity figure listed on its product page and a 1.1L tank, while the Pearl H1 measures 9.45″D x 11.61″W x 12.99″H with a 34-pound capacity figure and a 12-watt rating noted in its listing.
The Pearl L1 Pro adds smart app control with real-time alerts for ice-making and cleaning cycles, tri-color indicators, and a daily output of up to 33 lbs (15 kg), still arriving in the same 7 to 10 minute production window as the rest of the Pearl family. The Pearl L1 Max is pitched at faster output, with nugget ice ready in 5 to 7 minutes and a stated capacity described as enough for 100+ drinks daily, plus a dual-pump self-cleaning cycle that flushes the ice-making core after every run.
The Jet SE Nugget Ice Maker Dispenser takes a different approach within the same ice shape, combining fast production with one-touch dispensing so that ice drops directly into a glass without a scoop. euhomy.com states the Jet SE produces fresh nugget ice in 7 to 10 minutes with up to 40 lbs of daily output, alongside a cleaning mode built into the same single-button control.
Crescent Ice: The Luna Series
The Luna Series Crescent Ice Maker, sold in LunaArc and Luna Pro configurations, is built around a crescent-shaped cube described by the brand as staying crystal and melting slowly. Its listed production figure is 16 pieces of clear ice in 12 minutes, which is a notably fast cycle time compared to the nugget machines’ 7-to-10-minute windows for a full batch.
A separate commercial-facing crescent model from euhomy.com lists a 30 lbs/24H daily output figure along with auto cleaning, which gives some sense of how the crescent shape scales from a countertop unit to a higher-volume configuration. Both versions keep the same slow-melt crescent cube rather than branching into multiple shapes within the line.
Design Philosophy and Build Quality Across Tiers
Across the four shapes, euhomy.com consistently pairs a specific ice geometry with a specific build detail: the Rock Pro’s stainless steel, aluminum, and leather construction, the Rock Plus’s dual-mode display, and the nugget family’s dual-pump or tri-color status indicators. Self-cleaning or auto-cleaning functions appear across most of the catalog, from the Rock Plus to the Pearl L1 Max to the crescent models, suggesting maintenance is treated as a standard feature rather than an upgrade reserved for one shape.
App control is another recurring element, appearing on the Rock Plus and the Pearl L1 Pro in particular, letting ice-making be scheduled ahead of time and monitored through alerts. The sphere models lean more on physical materials and continuous cooling to keep ice in shape, while the nugget and square lines lean more on app connectivity and dual-speed cycles, which marks a real difference in how each shape’s engineering problem was approached.
Daily Output, Speed, and Production Capacity by Model
Production speed varies meaningfully across the four shapes. Sphere ice is the slowest to finish a batch, with the Rock SE making 4 spheres in under 40 minutes, while nugget ice is the fastest, with the Pearl L1 Max producing ice in 5 to 7 minutes and the Jet SE and Pearl L1 Plus landing in the 7-to-10-minute range. The Luna Series crescent cube splits the difference, finishing 16 pieces in 12 minutes.
- The Rock Pro produces 2.5-inch sphere ice and relies on continuous cooling to keep finished spheres frozen and separate.
- The Rock SE makes 4 crystal-clear spheres in under 40 minutes for whiskey-style serving.
- The Rock Plus produces 2-inch square cubes and offers a slower clarity cycle alongside a faster on-demand cycle.
- The Pearl L1 Plus holds a 1.8L water tank and produces first nugget ice in 7 to 10 minutes within a 9.84″D x 13.98″W x 14.96″H footprint.
- The Pearl L1 Pro reaches up to 33 lbs (15 kg) of nugget ice per day with app-based alerts.
- The Pearl L1 Max produces nugget ice in 5 to 7 minutes with output described as enough for 100+ drinks daily.
- The Jet SE Dispenser reaches up to 40 lbs of nugget ice daily with one-touch dispensing.
- The Luna Series crescent machine produces 16 pieces of clear ice in 12 minutes, while a separate crescent configuration lists 30 lbs/24H of output.
Daily output figures, then, range widely depending on shape and configuration, from a handful of spheres per cycle up to tens of pounds of nugget or crescent ice within a 24-hour window. Water tank size also scales with the intended use, with the smaller Pearl units built around liter-scale tanks suited to a kitchen counter rather than sustained high-volume service.
Taken together, the lineup shows four separate engineering paths rather than one machine offered in different sizes. Shape, speed, and daily capacity move together across the catalog, which is the more useful way to compare these machines than treating them as a single ranked list.
