Quiet & powerful. This beverage center does not take up a mass amount of space. Yet it’s durable. No ice build up. Temperature can be adjusted by the button as well as a light for brightness. Suggested temp desired was given in the manual.

It keeps the sodas nice and cool. Not as large as our last one. Hope it last as long as that one did. And doesn’t hold as many but this family likes drinks nice and cold so that works for us. We’ve had it a yr or so. Functions good so far. And don’t use the light much but it can work for a nite lite.

Good product. I like that the light can be on or off. Sturdy, easy to set up and use. Keeps drinks cold with adjustable temperature settings. Size is okay. We have ours on a small table so it sits up higher. It would be pretty low if sitting on the floor. It is a little heavy as well. It comes with 5 removable shelves, but the placement of shelves is limited and so you have to play with how many shelves & at what height if you are using it for different size drink containers (bottles and cans in varying sizes). This factor definitely can limit how much fits on the fridge. It is a refrigerator, so when running there is a noise, but I don't find it too loud. The shelves are wire rack style, so some bottles may have a hard time staying upright, we put a liner on the shelf with bottles.

This is quite a nice little beverage frig. I plugged it in and let it get to my desired temp, (34F) then filled it with our favorite beverages. It keeps the drinks cold, is very quiet, has strong shelves, and the blue LED light is an awesome touch. The only thing I really did not like about it was when the humidity is high on hot, humid days, the door gets condensation. That certainly isn't a deal breaker, just something to be mindful of and I believe that would probably happen with an glass door mini frig. All in all, I would highly recommend this item and would certainly buy it again. I was very pleased with the price, look, and performance.

Let me start by saying that this arrived well packaged and without noticeable damage. This particular design seems to be offered from many vendors with minor variations, and the EUHOMY variant just happened to be on sale when I was looking for a beverage cooler.The wire shelves are sturdy and the internal layout is fairly good. I think the claims about how many cans can be stored are maybe a bit exaggerated, but it has ample room for 80+ cans without issue. I personally have it configured so that the middle two shelves are at can height, the bottom can handle bottles or juice cartons / mixers, and the top can hold cans to the side of the temperature control bump and smaller items in the middle. If you're buying mostly 12 packs of beverages it can store quite a variety of drinks very easily. The shelves hold 5 cans per row.The reason I gave this unit two stars, however, is the temperature probe. The temp control bump in the top-middle houses the control electronics and has a small PCB into which the temperature probe is plugged. The control unit is held to the top of the internal compartment with two screws, but when the unit is attached it puts strain (almost pinches) the wires of the temperature probe as they go into the connector that is plugged into the PCB.The wires are routed through the insulation (which seems to be an expanding foam, making the wire entirely non-repairable) down the side to a small cartridge thermistor which lives behind a grate on the right internal wall of the cooler. If a wire gets damaged, as was the case in my unit, the thermistor will read either disconnected or an incorrect resistance, which affects the temperature readout and thus affects how often the compressor runs.Since one of the thermistor wires on my unit was pinched, it would expand and contract as the unit cooled and warmed up, constantly altering between over-cooling and getting too warm. I thought I had fixed it by removing the control unit, moving the wires around until it read the correct temperature, and then reattaching the unit. Much to my dismay, I heard a loud BANG later that day and a can of soda had exploded inside the cooler and the temperature readout was saying "E1" with the compressor running full blast. Multiple cans of soda had frozen.Since the wires are routed through expanding foam, there is only about an inch of the thermistor wire available to work with to try to repair. Through painstaking effort and care I was able to, using tools that I luckily had laying around due to a small electronics hobby, repair the thermistor wire to the point that it now has worked consistently for a few weeks.No one should have to do that just to get a working beverage cooler.I called the number for EUHOMY that came with the documentation and it went straight to a voicemail inbox without ringing. My best guess is they register a US-based number solely for the purpose of not putting an international number on their documentation, but that no one actually works at the location where the phone rings.I left a voicemail and I received a text message from the same phone number the next day at 2 AM (would be about 11 PM in the timezone where the number is registered). The text message was unhelpful, did not register any of the issues I mentioned in the voicemail, and just asked me to send an e-mail to their support with pictures of the order number, serial number, and a detailed description of the issue along with a video clip to show the problems. I chose not to respond as I had already dealt with the issues myself, but it left a bad taste in my mouth nonetheless.As always, Amazon support was incredibly helpful and responsive to my inquiries. I shop Amazon with confidence because they've almost always taken care of any issues I have, but I still suggest buying something else than this beverage cooler. The only reason this is 2 star instead of 1 star is that I was able to fix the issue that made this product unusable, and I like it now that it works. Unless you are a masochist like me, I urge you to buy something else.