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Oh, I absolutely love my ice maker. Didn't think I needed one until I replaced the fridge in my old house with one that had one. Now I can't live without one (except in the dead of winter when I clean it and just turn it off for ~2 months)
Dogs love chewing on ice cubes, especially in the summer. Between keeping bowls of ice cubes out for the dogs and me making margaritas and slushy cocktails all summer, I'd never be able to get by with ice trays.
Just as a warning
I don't know if it's an issue for dogs, or as much of an issue for them
I once chipped a tooth by chewing on ice. I liked chewing on ice too. Would sometimes put a little black pepper on it. The dentist told me to knock it off, not good for teeth.
That being said, at least the icemaker ice I had was softer, much easier to crush, probably would have been much less of an issue, so if you're giving 'em ice from one, maybe that avoids any potential issue.
Dogs chew on bones which are much harder, and other than potential for bone fragments/splinters, they're fine (such was my logic, anyway lol). But for good measure, I asked their vet a good while back, and was given the green light.