Subcold Pro4 Luxury Mini Fridge Cooler | 4 Litre / 6 Cans | AC and Exclusive USB Power Option | Portable Small Fridge for the Office, Bedroom, Car, Travel, Skincare & Cosmetics (Blue)

It sits on my bedside chest of drawers and is just about silent. The contents are kept really cold, better than I hoped for. Looks good as well.

Easy set up, keeps items cool, my 10 year old loves it.

Bought for my grandchildren for their bedrooms - I know, times really have changed! One keeps her sweets and drinks in, other keeps make up in it. They love them. Not very big. I would say the size of a vanity case. Idea for bedrooms, caravans, etc..

Excellent quality bought for grandsons bedrooms fits 6 cans chills no noise handle to carry if required lightweight and easy to set up I have two so pleased

Good size, no issues and colours correct.

Kept my medication cold in the hotel room and is whisper quiet.

This is the second mini fridge I have used. The first (not a Subcold) was so cold it worked more like a freezer - my cans would explode after the contents were frozen and expanded. I therefore approached this one with caution.I took the liberty of this time purchasing a Bluetooth thermometer that I then placed inside the fridge (which in turn resides in my garage).Initially I was using the mains adapter. I read another review on here where a guy was saying the performance is less efficient using the USB connector as it works at a lower power level.Anyway, hooked the fridge up using the mains transformer and unfortunately it was cooling to zero degrees! This meant that I was going to get the exploding can thing again.I then switched to the USB and so far it has risen to about 2 degrees, which is ideal - I just hope it doesn't keep on rising over the next few days, but saying that I would rather the cans at, say 5 degrees than frozen and burst inside the fridge!!!As others have said, it is whisper quiet in operation and through the mains adaptor gets warm, it's no reason for concern as, for example those laptop "brick" transformers do exactly the same thing.So far, so good it seems....

Bought this unit to chill milk in a baby’s bedroom. It does work, but is let down by a couple of critical annoyances. It runs continuously: there is no temperature control, it just puts a constant 20W in and the fan just runs. 1st: The fan is not quiet, but emits an irritating buzz in a quiet room, similar to a good-sized fly. 2nd: The door has a magnetic catch that makes the fridge very hard to open with one hand. It’s much stronger than the weight of the unit, and it has no rubber feet so the whole thing just slides around on the hard surface it’s sat on.