– KEPLIN 2pk Silicone Ice Cube Tray with Lid, BPA Free, Green

Very pleased with these ice cube trays. They are a decent size, hold 14 cubes each, and the rubber base makes it easier to push the cubes out without bending (and possibly breaking) the tray itself. The plastic lid is also a nice feature to prevent water spilling in the freezer, whilst it also makes it easier to stack the trays to save space. Overall, very god value for money.

Nice ice trays. Complete with lids. Just what I was looking for. Easy to use, can be stacked for space saving. It is easy to remove ice from the trays. Just press the back, which removes the ice. They stack neatly in the freezer and do not take up much room.the trays are sturdy but flexible. I bought the 2 then bought another 2. The cubes are not big but they feeze quickly. I am glad to find a decent ice tray. These will twist and bend yet remains strong and spring back without damaging the trays. Each tray has a sturdy lid that fits well. The trays come with a set of ice cubes bags. I have not tried them yet as my history with bags is not good and they leak like mad and, by the time I get them to the freezer, the bags are nearly empty. There is obviously a knack to filling, and maintaining the level of water in these infernal bags, but I have yet to find it. So I am reluctant to try them or deal with items of food frozen to limp ice bags. I give 5 stars for the trays that are well made and worth the money. I can recommend these but you play Russian roulette with the ice bags.

No ice cube trays are perfect. Reading some of the reviews, you'd think people were buying life-support equipment rather than ice cube trays (lids aren't watertight, ice doesn't pop out easily, blah). All that's true of pretty much every ice cube tray ever made. You have to wiggle the tray, press with your thumbs, and sure, they won't last forever. They're cheap, they make ice, and they don't require a degree in engineering. Until NASA uses AI to design the kitchen-optimised Quantum Ice Containment System™, the world's first sentient, self-ejecting, hermetically sealed ice cube tray (which might cost a bit more than these, btw), they're fine.

Really pleased with these ice cube trays. The silicone feels strong and durable, and the ice cubes come out very easily without having to twist or fight with the tray. The lid is also super useful for keeping the ice covered and making the trays easier to store in the freezer. Simple, practical and very good value for £4.99. Would definitely recommend as it also looks nice 😊

I like the silicone material as it makes it easy to pop out the ice cubes, and I like the overall size of the trays because we have a small freezer. I wouldn’t say they are the best quality as the lid doesn’t hold very well so water spills out when I put them in the freezer. I would love the individual cube trays to be slightly bigger for bigger ice cubes but that’s more of a personal preference. You get two trays so you can’t really beat the price on these but not sure I would buy again.

these make great ice cubes so easy to pop out one lid didnt fit perfectly but you dont really need them

Good value for money, need to press the silicone hard to remove cubes so isn’t 10% easy to use however works well and doesn’t leak due to the lid. Multi use. Great for baby weaning too.

When frozen the ice tray is pretty solid and not flexible like shown in the images making extraction of an ice cube quite difficult. Although it comes with a lid, water still leaks out. Only the base of each ice cube is silicone the remainder is hard plastic.

Good for the price. The lid doesn't clip on properly but it is a bit better than normal ice trays that don't have any lid. the silicone is nice for removing the ice.

I use a lot of ice. These trays are so easy to use and will undoubtably last longer than regular plastic trays which tend to break after so much twisting. I will purchase more to replace the breakable ones.

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Rubbish, snapped in my hand while removing ice

It broke after the first use