AstroAI Mini Fridge, 4 Liter/6 Can AC/DC Portable Thermoelectric Cooler Refrigerators for Skincare, Beverage, Home, Office and Car, ETL Listed (White

It keeps your items placed in it very cold. You do not hear it. I gave them as gifts and the two people I gave them to were very happy and loved them. I recommend them and would buy again.

Perfect for my office storing breastmilk and pump parts at work for the day! I never have to worry if I forget them at work because they are perfectly safe in the fridge - but away from communal places!I don’t think it would hold much else if trying to store Spectra parts but the Momcozy pump parts and all the milk from the day fit perfectly!

It’s about 1/2” too small for bottled sodas with the shelf out. Would have made sense for it to be good for 4 bottles (16.9 oz). Otherwise, works well, maintains temp and is very quiet.

Super cute definitely small, but worked perfectly while I was in the hospital for my Diet Coke, kept everything really cold

The media could not be loaded. This 4L Mini Fridge is a compact and convenient solution for keeping your beverages and snacks cool, whether you're at home, in the office, or on the go. Here’s an in-depth review based on my experience:#### Design and Build QualityThe mini fridge sports a sleek and modern design that fits well in various settings. Its compact size is perfect for small spaces like dorm rooms, offices, or even your car. The build quality is solid, with a sturdy plastic exterior that feels durable and well-made. The handle on top makes it easy to carry around, adding to its portability.#### Capacity and StorageWith a 4-liter capacity, this mini fridge can hold up to six standard 12-ounce cans or a combination of drinks and snacks. The removable shelf is a nice touch, allowing you to customize the interior space to fit taller items or to maximize storage for smaller items. While it’s not designed for large quantities, it’s perfect for personal use.#### Cooling PerformanceThe fridge uses thermoelectric cooling technology, which is efficient and quiet. It cools down quickly and can maintain temperatures up to 32°F (18°C) below ambient temperature. While it’s not as powerful as a full-sized fridge, it does a great job of keeping drinks and snacks chilled. It also has a warming function, which is a handy feature for keeping food warm during travel.#### Energy Efficiency and NoiseThe 4L Mini Fridge is energy-efficient, consuming minimal power, making it cost-effective to run continuously. It operates quietly, with only a slight hum that’s hardly noticeable, making it suitable for use in bedrooms or offices without causing disturbances.#### VersatilityOne of the standout features is its versatility. The fridge comes with both AC and DC power adapters, allowing you to use it at home or in your car. This makes it perfect for road trips, camping, or any situation where you need to keep items cool on the go.#### Pros- Compact and portable design.- Solid build quality with a sleek appearance.- Efficient cooling and warming capabilities.- Quiet operation.- Removable shelf for flexible storage.- Includes both AC and DC power adapters for home and car use.#### Cons- Limited capacity; not suitable for large quantities.- Cooling performance is dependent on ambient temperature.- Not suitable for freezing items.#### Final ThoughtsThe 4L Mini Fridge is a versatile and convenient appliance for anyone needing a small, portable cooling solution. Its compact size, efficient cooling, and quiet operation make it ideal for personal use in various settings. While it has some limitations in capacity and cooling power, it excels in providing a practical and stylish option for keeping your favorite snacks and beverages chilled. Highly recommended for students, office workers, and travelers looking for a reliable mini fridge!

I bought this fridge as a replacement for a similar one I bought 3 years ago that wore out. It's a simple little fridge without much to it, as you would expect. I slid the switch to "cool" without looking at the back plate of the device too much; the red LED went on. OK, fine. I put a couple of cans of Coke Zero in to test it out, and went home from the office.The next day I sat down at my desk, started working, and glanced over at the table with the fridge maybe half an hour later. There were brown puddles on the table and dried brown splotches on my computer printer and other items on the table. Surprised, I went over to look, and realized the liquid came from the fridge. I opened the door, and to my surprise found two empty cans of Coke Zero, the lids of each can blown partly off. The fridge itself was extremely hot inside. I immediately unplugged it, and then inspected the back plate of the fridge, thinking I must have wrongly slid the switch in back to "heat" rather than "cool."Take a look at the photo. I was pretty mad at first about this fridge blowing up two cans of soda and making a mess in my office. But you can't stay mad when faced with chabuduo this hilarious! I had indeed slid the switch to "cool." However, as you can see in the photo, all the words on the back are printed mirror-image. Some manufacturing person (I won't dignify that person with the term "technician" or "assembler," as those terms are associated with some level of skill) clearly flipped the stencil used for printing those words, and no one at the factory was familiar enough with the Latin alphabet to realize that. Then, somehow the "heat" setting became associated with cooling, and vice versa. No one noticed this during manufacturing or during QC. Silly me; QC is not part of the chabuduo experience!So after extensive cleaning - which still isn't done, as my box of Christmas decorations for the office got soaked with Coke Zero - I put the switch on "heat" (I can't type the mirror image characters in here) and waited for half an hour to see what would happen. Sure enough, this little thing cooled off. I put 1 can in and came back the next day. It was really cold, so at least it works when you figure out the workaround. Well, it's worked for a few days; I don't hold out hope that it will last long. I suspect the innards are made of shredded cardboard and inadequately-gauged wire.If you do choose to spend your money on this shoddily-fabricated abomination of a product, test it empty first, lest your office, car, or home be drenched with exploding cans of liquid. Better yet, buy a different fridge from a different vendor.

These work well when they work, but unfortunately they fail after about 3 years and they lack a high temp alarm, so you have no indication (other than opening the door) that they aren't working. This cost me a batch of insulin. I have 2 of them so I'm going to start rotating my insulin use between each so as not to miss a cooling failure. Or if I can find a compact high temp alarm I'll place one in each fridge.

Works well and matches my decor.