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IcyBox

by InfiniteEdge Inc.

iPhone · iPad

Active Last checked 31 Jul 2026

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  • Free to download

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Free app Yes Free Store published

Screens

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Pricing & paywalls

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  • Free

Ratings & reviews

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4.3 3888 ratings · App Store

  1. 5/5Great adrenaline rush

    I saw this app on my social media about a few days ago, decided to give it a go. I’ve always liked watches and I got $20 off my first box so I figured what the heck. As expected, box values have been all over the place, I’ve just about made even and I’m honestly happy about that. It gives you a great adrenaline rush, it is legit, and you get to explore some watches you might haven’t seen yet. This is still a gambling app, so of you are downloading this with the expectation that you will get a 100% return on investment every time, don’t get it. If that’s the case, just go buy the watch you want. If you are looking for an adrenaline rush, this is a great app. P.S. I haven’t cracked any boxes over $100. I looked at the statistics on each box (which you can see before you buy a box) and the boxes that will probably get you the best value are the silver and ruby boxes which cost $100 and $250 respectively.

    frishy05 · 31 Jul 2026

  2. 5/5Great Tool for Jewelers and Watch People

    IcyBox has been a fun and surprisingly useful app for our jewelry store. As jewelers, we are always looking for ways to introduce customers to different watch brands, styles, and collecting ideas, and this app has helped us do that in a fresh way. The digital boxes make it easy to experiment with watches and brands we may not normally stock, and even a lower priced watch from a box can start a real conversation with customers. It has also given us some ideas for how to incorporate digital collecting, customer engagement, and brand discovery into our business. Great concept, fun execution, and I would love to see how IcyBox keeps growing in the watch and jewelry space. Happy to support what they are building.

    Wieners McGee · 31 Jul 2026

  3. 5/5FIRE LOOT BOXES

    IcyBox gives you an instant adrenaline rush every time you open a box. As someone who genuinely enjoys watches, this app is a perfect mix of excitement and collecting. Every box feels like a new chance at something great, and that mystery is what makes it so fun. What I really appreciate is how good the watches are. They look stylish, clean, and absolutely worth adding to a collection. When you finally hit the watch you’ve been hoping for, it’s such a satisfying moment. The combination of thrill and reward is what keeps me coming back. If you love watches and you enjoy that feeling of anticipation, IcyBox is a great time. I’ve had a lot of fun with it, and getting a cool watch out of it just makes the experience even better.

    Bryanbunya1 · 31 Jul 2026

  4. 3/5Not worth the money, but fun.

    Don’t trust the odds they share. Yes it’s a 3% chance to win a “grail” when you buy a $250 box but they don’t show you that a lot of “grail” watches are only in the $500 range. They only show you the $10k-$15k watches as “grail” wins. I put about $1,500 through buying $250 boxes and a couple $500 boxes. The $500 box was between $200-$300 value the 2 times I did it. The $250 box prize was usually goofy colorful $100 Swatch Simpsons/Peanuts watches, and quite often $200-$275 low end Seiko, Citizen, or Tissot. It occasionally did pull $400-$500 range watches, but these are mid range models from undesirable companies. It was fun to open lots of boxes and try to keep going for a big one, but wasn’t too impressed with most of what I won. Probably opened and sold 20 ish $250 boxes. I did also win a “grail” in a silver $100 box but it was only a $500 Seiko. I ended up keeping a $475 priced Omega x Swatch Moonphase (which sells for $340 at Swatch). IMPORTANT: if you decide to keep the watch you will have to shovel more money into the app so they can pay sales tax, insurance, and premium shipping for the watch you “won” hahaha. Was around +$40 more on top of the price of boxes.

    chxs. very noice · 31 Jul 2026

  5. 5/5Let me be honest here

    I got the app to quench my craving to game, but also because i wanted to get a watch. I didn’t want something super luxury or anything real basic so I went with a ruby box. First, I pulled a Swatch Forest Face. Sold that. Then, threw some more in for another ruby 😩 and got a citizen something for a big 350ish. Sold that. Went in once more for a ruby and pulled a Tissot PRX 35mm 😍 looks like my dream watch bro. I just pray it ships correctly and it’s not a fake 🙏 good luck everyone!

    VegetableTables · 31 Jul 2026

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Versions

App Store

  • 1.5.4

    - Bug Fixes

  • 1.5.5

    - Bug fixes

  • 1.5.6

    - Simple bug fixes

  • 1.5.7

    - Improved UI/UX

  • 1.5.8

    - Simple bug fixes

  • 2.0.0

    - Complete UI overhaul - New unboxing experience

  • 2.0.1

    - Simple Bug Fix

  • 2.1.0

    - UI corrections

  • 2.1.1

    - Simple Bug Fixes

  • 2.2.0

    - Tooltip addition

  • 2.2.1

    - Shipping View

  • 2.3.0

    - Sounds - Bug Fixes

  • 2.3.1

    - UI / UX

  • 2.3.2

    - UI

  • 2.4.0

    - Improve Customer Support UX - Add Tap To Skip Animation

  • 2.5.0

    - Address Autosuggestion

  • 2.6.0

    - New pull animations - UI/UX Improvements

  • 2.6.1

    - Minor Bug Fixes

  • 2.7.0

    - Gifting - Limited Drop Boxes

  • 2.8.0

    - Limited time box

  • 2.8.1

    - Bug Fixes

  • 2.8.2

    - Audio

  • 2.8.3

    - Logo refresh

  • 2.8.4

    - UI Updates

  • 2.8.5 · 30 Jul 2026

    - Amber & Tanzanite Box

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