Colourworks Ice Cube Tray, Purple, 11.9 x 29.9 x 2.5 cm

I purchased this as I wanted something to make ice that could easily be popped out individually as needed. You can quite easily pop out a single one without others coming free. If you want all the ice out though you do need to pop each one on it's own for the most part.Had it for several months now and no issues, works as well now as it did when I first got it.Top of the tray is a harder plastic and while it is somewhat twist-able does not deform nor does it free the ice. The bottom of each compartment is silicone which can be pressed inwards to release the ice.Each chunk of ice is an ok size - they are smaller than most ice cubes I have made in other trays but not too small, doesn't fit inside a standard sized coke/other soda bottle however fits into any wide mouthed bottles.Thermal transfer seems pretty decent, the ice does not take very long to form and be completely solid in my freezer. Comparing it to other more trays I own this one freezes much quicker (due to the distance between cubes and likely the smaller volume for each piece of ice).I would buy another one if I ever needed to make larger amounts of the ice. Worth the price :)

I like this ice cube tray, there is no water leakage, they are flexible in what you can freeze in them, I use them for freezing lemon juice mainly, they are of good quality,a decent size and you can remove ice cubes easily just turn tide tray over and run under hot tap for a few seconds and just pop them out into your glass

Review Amendment: It lasted exactly 6 months. It snapped in 2 while trying to extract the ice cubes and caused a very slight injury scratching my wrist. No excessive bending applied, but it seems that the plastic had froze rigid. Cost: 0.67p a month. Quite expensive and an environmental burden with such a short life span. The rest of the bad reviews seem justified.My Original Review: (I cannot understand the bad reviews for this. Very good for £4. Easy extraction, good flexibility, minimum mess. Just don't overfill and pop out the cubes by pressing upwards with your finger just under each cube. No need for excessive bending of the tray. Works like a dream, producing smallish, cute ice cubes. I have been using it for 2 months, it looks like it may last for a long time)

Had some hesitation about this product based on some of the reviews, but I find this tray works really well. Removing the ice cubes is super easy, never had any issues and maybe the trick is not to overfill the tray so that the extra water doesn’t make the ice cube stick to the flat part, making potentially a little harder to remove them. Would highly recommend and a very good value for money, especially if you use the disposable ice cube making sacks. Definitely give them a try!

Fragile but functional. Easy to remove. Cubes can fit into narrow neck flasks which was my main purpose of getting this shape. Fair deal really

A great idea. I have had solid plastic ice cube trays and a wobbly silicone one, but this is the best of both worlds, as you have the silicone at the bottom of each ice cube section, for ease of removal of the ice cubes, but the plastic area make it easy to hold while filling and carrying to the freezer. Some reviews have said the plastic has cracked, but the instructions clearly state not to twist the plastic. You just push the ice cube up from the bottom. A nice-sized ice cube, too.

Great idea, but the ice stuck to the plastic too much, even after letting it warm up. Shattered when I tried to pop the ice out. Refunded

We ruined one tray by being rough with it when it wasn't just popping loose. We then found that the best way to extract the ice, is by placing the tray in shallow warm water and leave for a few seconds. This method softens the rubber and they just pop out.