Euhomy Sphere150 IM024-SBL-US-WM17 review

The Euhomy Sphere150 IM024-SBL-US-WM17 is a countertop machine for people who want large, round ice for a home bar or gathering. Its maker describes four spheres in about 40 minutes, up to 150 spheres per day and a basket that stores 40–45. It also offers two ways to supply water: pour into the built-in tank or connect a water line. Those are useful distinctions, but the daily figure is a manufacturer claim, not a measured result in every kitchen.

Plan for batches rather than instant service

The useful starting point is the maker’s stated four-sphere, roughly 40-minute harvest. The up-to-150-per-day number describes production over an extended period, not the quantity ready when guests arrive. If you want a first round for several drinks, start well ahead of serving time and allow for room and water conditions; the page does not provide a complete test-temperature pair for that daily rating.

Euhomy says the basket stores 40–45 spheres. That gives this configuration a much larger ready-to-serve collection than a small batch machine, but collection is not the same as frozen storage. The page’s FAQ says the appliance does not have a heat-preservation function and advises moving ice to a refrigerator for a longer wait. Do not read its double-layer-insulation language as a powered freezer promise.

Choose the water arrangement before choosing a counter spot

The product page describes a built-in tank for manual filling and a separate option to connect a water line. Manual filling keeps the appliance flexible, while a line may reduce repeated top-ups in a fixed bar position. Neither choice changes the stated batch size or turns the basket into a freezer. The page does not publish the tank volume, inlet requirements, included fittings or a model-specific installation sequence, so confirm those details in the supplied IM024 instructions before plumbing it in.

Measure the entire working area, not just the base shown in a marketing image. A front basket must be opened and removed; a water-line arrangement adds access and hose planning. The public product page does not give closed dimensions, clearance requirements, electrical values or a nominal sphere diameter. If a glass opening is tight, do not assume these balls match another Euhomy sphere model merely because the ice looks similar.

Cleaning claims do not replace the missing exact manual

Euhomy lists one-touch self-cleaning. Its product-page FAQ recommends filtered water, unplugging before cleaning, washing detachable pieces with warm soapy water, wiping the interior and running several fresh-water cycles; it suggests a weekly routine. This is useful page-level guidance, but it is not a complete IM024 instruction manual. The public support directory reviewed for this assessment does not list this model in its commercial-ice-maker section, and no exact manual link was available from the product page. The precise control sequence, parts list and water-line care therefore remain unconfirmed; no Rock Pro or Rock SE manual is substituted.

How it differs from other sphere routines

Choose the IM024 when the stated 40–45-sphere collection and a manual-fill or line-fed water choice answer your serving plan. The Rock SE IM046 is a smaller, two-inch sphere route with four per stated harvest and manual or line water, but its basket-storage claims conflict across its current materials. The Rock Pro IM031 adds an app and a named HOLD mode and makes a larger 2.5-inch sphere; its frozen-hold quantity and simultaneous production are not established. If guaranteed powered holding matters more than a large collection basket, compare the Newair NIM005BSW0 instead: its exact sources describe a separate frozen-hold configuration and ten-sphere hold capacity, with a much smaller daily sphere claim.

Clear-ice appearance, slower melting, and the daily volume here are manufacturer descriptions, not measurements made for this review. This is a more convincing fit for someone willing to schedule a batch and manage water and cleaning than for someone who needs an exact sphere diameter, a verified quiet rating or unattended frozen retention. Keep the complete code IM024-SBL-US-WM17 with the listing; the generic “Sphere150” name is not a substitute for the exact model identity.

Source: Euhomy’s exact Sphere150 product page and FAQs. The exact model-specific manual remains unlocated in the public support material reviewed.