NewAir 126 Can Beverage Refrigerator, Glass Door Mini Fridge Drink Cooler for Beer, Soda, Wine – Compact Freestanding Fridge for Home, Bar, Kitchen, Office, Garage, Dorm Room, Man Cave, Drinks

Plenty of storage! I use it to store beverages and temporary store food. You get three shelves, but can minimally adjust storage shelfing for different storage capacity, such as storing larger cans or bottles. Temperature can be adjust from 0-7. 7 will freeze your drinks. Unit is larger, decently heavy at 30-40Ibs, but well worth the purchase. Unit runs near 24/7, has been doing so for the last 6 years, almost going on 7.

First of all, this is a BUDGET beverage refrigerator under $200. We all know we get what we pay for...People who want an automatic light and a whisper quiet motor need to purchase a more expensive model. That being said, for less than $200 this refrigerator is a good deal. We liked it so much in fact that we ordered another and were willing to pay $15 more, as we ordered the first one on Prime Day at a lower cost.If you compare this to other models in the same price range, you will find that this one is not lacking in features. If loaded properly, it gets cold and stays cold. (Unlike the Danby model, similarly priced...Those reviews say people actually had to hack into the thermostat and manually change it to get a cool temp.) This refrigerator is not what I would consider noisy. Occasionally you can hear the motor running, but it is barely noticeable. (Our Bosch dishwasher is 3x as loud as this refrigerator. As I type this review, I am 10 feet away from the refrigerator and it is silent.)The shelves are sturdy. *I compared this model with the next pricier model and the only difference I could see was that the $250 refrigerator has many good reviews and 5 shelves while this model has 4 shelves. This model works fine for my needs with only 4 shelves. Yes, the shelves are metal, but one would expect that in this price range.The front 'legs' of the refrigerator are adjustable to obtain perfect leveling.It doesn't bother me that the light switch must be turned on and off manually...The switch is conveniently located and it's easy to turn on and off. For this price, it isn't a deal-breaker. (And for the reviewer who was upset about this...The light mechanism is clearly described in the product information.)I did not have any problems registering the product like one of the reviewers had. The model was listed on the website and the whole process took 90 seconds. (I will say that you need to upload a JPEG file of the receipt. I initially took a screenshot of my Amazon receipt and tried to upload the screenshot, but it wasn't JPEG. I took a picture of the receipt and uploaded that, instead.)I will update this review if we have any problems, but I couldn't find a better value and look for the price. If this product stops functioning after the warranty expires, I will consider purchasing a model in a different price range...But for less than $400 we got two decent looking, well-functioning beverage refrigerators.

I haven't had it for a long enough time yet to write anything about what it's like to live with, but I'll start with initial pros and cons.Pros:• It's one of (if not the only) fridges I've found that fits under a standard height desk (27")• The aluminum looks like legit commercial level aluminum--not faux aluminum with a "brushed metal" looking sticker on it• Overall great quality• I'm a sucker for the logo badge/placement. Makes it look like a high-end commercial product like Viking/sub-zeroCons:• The size, potentially. To be fair, I'm trying to store Celsius cans, and Ito En Green tea, neither of which are standard 12oz can size. There's no super efficient way to load up the fridge with these. But I knew this might be an issue going with the smaller size. Still worth the tradeoff to be able to fit under my desk.• The light is pretty horrendous/pointless. Maybe if the fridge is in a blacked out room, it would be just enough to dimly light everything enough to barely see what you're grabbing. Otherwise, it doesnt really illuminate much at all, and the placement means it gets completely blocked by drinks on the top shelf.The anniversary model that came out more recently seems to have an updated light... hopefully they roll that out to other models.Either way, I think the major plus to this specific model is that it fits under a standard desktop. If you're like me and dont want a fridge out on display, or taking up free floor space when you have a large amount of leg space under your desk, this seems to be by far the best option.

This thing runs near silent, it keeps my drinks really cold some of which if I have them right up against the back will be frozen, and once it's done chilling everything for the first time it will shut off and start to cycle and you'll barely notice it even run. Go new air!***Update 2/21/2024***So far nothing exiting to report, this fridge is pretty quiet, very efficient, and gets cold enough to freeze and explode cans of soda that are kept at the back if you don't drink them regularly. This would do great as a mini countertop display fridge at a business, but it is small enough that someone who wants a minifridge could fit this into they're bed room or gaming room. I learned that during a cooling cycle that the sides of the fridge will get uncomfortably hot to the touch, and there is no condensing coil on the back as with most refrigerators. You do not need to leave the space at the back for the condenser to cool of the fridge, but you can't use this model for built in (like under a counter like a dishwasher) uses, it must be left free standing so it can breathe.