It did a Great Job, I liked it but it was hard to hold onto being so
fat, it was hard with arthritis to hold it and enjoy using it.

My son picked this for his bday and I was skeptical, but it works VERY well and he loves using it. He has used cokes and juice so far and all do well.

Well made.

I was able to make slushies just as advertised. I used limeade with a splash of cranberry juice.

This is amazing and so fun to have at home! I don't play with the chemicals in slurpees or real cocacola anymore but you can make organic cola slushies at home with this. Absolutely love it!

The technology works -- almost too well. But the cup is poorly designed. They put appearance over function. In order to make it look as if it holds more than it does, they made it a tall, narrow cone. When the liquid goes in, it instantly begins to form a very solid layer in the bottom and on the sides. The little plastic scraper isn't even close to sturdy enough to scrape it off. A butter knife works a bit better. There's no way to scrape it from the sides quickly enough to prevent the build up. It requires constant, forceful scraping, and the narrow cone shape means you can't scrape the bottom. Worse -- every scrape results in the liquid splashing upward out of the glass like a geyser. It holds 7 ounces, but a good deal of it is wasted because it freezes so thickly that there's no getting it out, not to mention the amount hat ends up on the counter and on your shirt. I end up with about 3 ounces of drinkable slush. It's a little better if you add the liquid in small amounts, so that the incoming warm liquid helps to keep it from forming a thick layer so quickly.

Now, having said that this cup is poorly designed, I would like to try their ice cream bowl, because the technology works well, and the bowl shape might prevent some of the issues. Since making slush in the cup is impractical, I tried putting yogurt in it, and this worked much better than the liquid. Still rather impractical since it's difficult to scrape it from the bottom of the tall, narrow glass without having yogurt-covered fingers, but the yogurt is too thick to splash and make a mess. It would have made a passable frozen yogurt if I hadn't given up with it half frozen because of the annoyances caused by the cone-shaped cup.

So... definitely don't waste your money on this cup, but don't discount the brand entirely. The technology works and the product is solidly constructed. if their product engineers stop putting form over function, they are going to put out some good products.

Update: I have since made it work very successfully in 2 ways. 1. put very warm coffee in it at the start, and added more warm coffee periodically. 2. Put fruit juice in it when it had not been in the freezer for the recommended length of time. So it basically gets too cold to function and needs to either not be frozen all the way or you need to use warm liquid to prevent it freezing too fast. For this reason I have upgraded to 4 stars.