> At a Glance
> – Euhomy’s Leopard X1 portable ice maker produces bullet ice in under 5 minutes-three minutes faster than any rival
> – The 2.2-liter insulated bucket keeps ice frozen for up to four hours without power
> – Two companion models-Rock Pro Sphere and Rock Plus Square-launch alongside it
> – Why it matters: Hosts gain near-instant ice for parties without running to the store
Euhomy used CES 2026 to unveil what it calls the world’s fastest at-home ice maker, plus two countertop models that shape crystal-clear spheres and cocktail-ready blocks.
Speed Record Claim
In a Mandalay Bay demo witnessed by Sophia A. Reynolds, a brand rep filled the Leopard X1’s reservoir and, in 4 minutes 55 seconds, bullet ice began dropping into the metal chamber. The compact unit-about half the footprint of a typical home ice maker-uses rapid-freeze tech to beat every other bullet-ice machine by roughly three minutes.
- First batch ready: ≤ 5 minutes
- Full 2.2-liter bucket: ≈ 1 hour
- Power-free insulation: 4 hours
Premium Ice Shapes
Beyond speed, Euhomy introduced two higher-end models aimed at cocktail fans:
| Model | Output | Cycle Time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rock Pro Sphere | 3 crystal-clear spheres | 90 min | $200 |
| Rock Plus Square | 3 square blocks | 30 min | $200 |
Both units create transparent, bubble-free ice that melts slower than cloudy cubes.
Launch Details
The full lineup ships in April 2026. The Leopard X1 lists at $150, while the sphere and square makers each cost $200.
Key Takeaways
- Leopard X1 delivers the quickest at-home bullet ice yet
- Insulated bucket eliminates need for constant power
- New sphere and square models target craft-cocktail enthusiasts
- Prices start at $150 for the speed-focused Leopard X1
Fast, portable, and party-ready, Euhomy’s trio promises to keep drinks colder with less fuss.
