HiCOZY F1 Slush Machine, Slushie Maker Machine for Home, Professional Frozen Drink Maker, No Ice Needed, Self-Cleaning, 5 Presets for Milkshakes, Cocktail, Frappes, and More

The Hicozy F1 Slushie Machine is easy to use and makes great frozen drinks without ice or pre-freezing. Just pour in your mix, choose from 5 presets, and it’s ready in about 20–30 minutes. The self-cleaning mode and removable parts make cleanup simple. It doesn’t make huge batches (about 48oz), and you need the right sugar/alcohol mix for best results, but overall it’s well-built, reliable, and perfect for slushies, cocktails, and milkshakes at home. This is definitely worth the price. 5* are needed for this product

Wow amazing slushies and fantastic milk shakes! Does exactly what it says. Easy to use and easy to clean.

What a purchase. Almost half price and makes fantastic cocktails, slushies and milkshakes. Will definitely be used a lot. Quick delivery

Absolutely brilliant machine, works so quickly and so easy to use, easy to clean and take care of, wish I’d bought it sooner

Was torn between this one and the ninja. After reading reviews on both I decided this one and I am not disappointed. Quick and easy to set up and use. Easy to dismantle for cleaning. Makes very cold slushies perfectly. The only reason I have not given 5 stars is because the child lock button is very temperamental and annoying, would have been better without it in my opinion. Overall apart from that great value for money

All I can say is wow 🤩!!! Fast easy to clean amazing 😻 slushies I’ve used syrups and milkshakes so far going to try frappe today !! To add I didn’t realise that you can put cans in this instead of buying expensive syrups but it has to be with very high sugar content although I spent loads of money 💰 on syrups and didn’t realise you can put soda 🥤 in it but I’d recommend syrups also as they come out a nicer colour and consistency the cherry 🍒 cola I put in it came out a grey colour amazing 😻 but not so pleasing as the blue raspberry and other syrups would definitely 💯 recommend this machine if you want to save money 💴 in the summer months buying frappes and slushies I haven’t tried the cocktails 🍹 as. I don’t drink alcohol but there is even a recipe booklet included I expect to save a fortune on costa and Starbucks x

Incredible!! I've made so many things in this already. So easy to use. Fairly easy to clean although some colours do stain the plastic a little but not an issue. Not too loud and looks sleek in the kitchen

Very good product just as advertised and very easy to use

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I did a ton of research before buying the HiCozy. Days, if not weeks…I am so fricken happy with my purchase. This things is absolutely amazing and super easy to use. I haven’t measured anything, like many people talk about…Sugar Ratio? pfffft. who needs that. I just grab some vodka or rum (or whatever else i have laying around), throw in some juice and a squeeze of a lemon, and WABAM! 15 minutes later I have the absolute best frozen cocktail ever. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! Oh, and the cleanup is a breeze.

I've been looking for a slushieachine for a while now and was excited to find this one. It easy very easy to set up and get running for the first time. Simply wash all the pieces, assemble it back together, add your ingredients and wait about 20 minutes and you should have slushies. The first time I added orange juice, a strawberry a passion fruit soda and ginger beer and it was delicious and not too sweet. I love the flexibility thisachine gives and the option to make slushies that aren't loaded with sugar. I'm sure you can even make them using sugar alternatives if that is something that is important to you. Clean up was super easy, just unplug it and wait for the remaining slushies to melt, take it apart and wash it with soap and water. It really is a 2 minute clean up job and fast. I've used commercial versions of this before and there are a few things to be very diligent about of it. First is cleaning it well after use. The gasket at the back has some small little crevaces, be sure to take a brush with soap and water to that are. Next is to make sure that you always have mixture in it if you are using it, past the minimum line. If you don't or you only add water to it, it will freeze at the cooling block and break the spinning paddle. Finally keep an eye on the gasket where the liquid comes or. It will need periodic cleaning and eventually replacement. Other than that it looks like a fun machine that will hopefully last a few summers.

Just Wow! I am in love with this!! Everything about this is qualitative. The only detractor- and I'm not even removing stars yet because it may be a >>ME<< issue with the learning curve. First- and this is in the instructions as well- do not use this for at least four hours after receiving it. It needs to sit and allow any refrigerant flow back to where it belongs. In shipment you don't know what kind of direction it bounced around in and trying to use it prematurely could damage the compressor and you probably couldn't even claim it on warranty. + Everything about this is well made. Nothing feels flimsy or like I'm at risk of it breaking with normal use. +This is smaller than most of the machines I was looking at. We are NOT huge sugar eaters, and to be able to make 88 oz of slushies seemed excessive- This smaller size ensures that we don't make and eat too much and it takes less time to slushify. It also means that I'm not feeding slushies to the entire neighborhood all the time! +It arrived well packaged and the directions were very well written- they do give some basic recipes- but they explain HOW to make anything you want so you can make up your own beverages with confidence. Be sure to stick to the sugar/alcohol requirements or you may have issues. +I used refrigerated Loganberry- probably about a liter or so- and it was already slushied within about 20 minutes, it was at a preferred consistency at about 30 minutes, give or take. Using pre-chilled liquid cuts way back on make-ready time. +it's very easy to set up, program and clean. =the auger is a little thinner than I am used to (but I've been using commercial grade machines)- it works perfectly fine but I would be concerned that if you don't follow directions with sugar/alcohol and get an ice chunk frozen to the chiller- it could break. Under normal use I don't anticipate it'd be an issue though. -The drip tray connects- but very loosely. -We did loganberry a second time- but it seemed like after about 50 minutes it wasn't as firm as it had been at maybe the 40 minute mark. It was on level 4, and then 5 for thickness. I could hear the compressor kick on while it was working but I THINK it may just be that the compressor isn't on the full time like when it's first starting to chill. The consistency was still good- and it could really just be entirely in my head that it seemed less frozen. It was definitely super cold, even my asbestos-mouthed husband had a hard time taking more than small sips because the brain freeze got too real. All I had to do for assembly was wash the parts and attach the handle- which literally just slides in and locks in place. I am so excited to have this for the family and maybe smaller parties. I see margaritas and iced cappuccinos and kids drinks and all sort of other fun things going in here- it's gonna be a fun summer!

This is a like one of the smaller units you’d see at a gas station dispensing slushy drinks. It is very easy to use, but hard to perfect. Our first attempts were with cider slushies, and they were excellent. They were, however, a little thinner and quicker to melt than ones we purchase at the orchard, using the standard setting. The taste is every bit as good. It took 20 to 30 minutes to freeze the drinks. Next attempt was with soda mixed with carbonated, favored water to try to reduce the overall sugar content. Note the machine requires at least 6 percent sugar in the beverage, and calculating the percent of sugar in a soda is complicated. Too little sugar can reportedly make the machine freeze up. While using a 12-ounce sugary soda with a 12-ounce can of bubbly water produced a refreshing drink, the machine never thought the process was done (although it dispensed without the beeper going off). It was also a lacking in flavor. The next effort was a can of soda and about half a can of flavored water. It still struggled to finish agitating but produced a better drink. Third test was with a can of orange soda and about a half cup of reduced-sugar orange juice. This also could not reach a proper consistency for dispensing. We turned off the unit, added more soda, and then it dispensed and tasted great. So far, the best reduced-sugar drink is 12 ounces of soda with 4 ounces of carbonated, flavored water. For success, you must understand it takes sufficient sugar to freeze properly, and knowing how much 6 percent is in any beverage can be difficult. If you aren’t using straight-up juices or sodas, it will take some experimenting and recipe recording. Changing the consistency is often the key, with lower-sugar drinks using the lower settings and the sugary ones the mid to higher settings. The unit is easy to clean if you are just using a sugar-water beverage — just spin clean water through it. Milk products will take a more thorough cleaning. Once you get it right, you can enjoy it thoroughly. The unit is quiet. I only wish it didn’t require quite so much sugar, but that’s the science.