Lanbo Built-in Compressor Wine Chiller Single Zone Wine Cellar Fridge, 149 Bottle

Just had the 149 bottle single zone Lanbo wine cooler delivered. One of the shelves was extremely difficult to pull out. At first I went to the Amazon site for a remedy. The link to have a customer service representative call did not work. Even after multiple attempts. Not surprised.I went the "Chat" route and initially was shuffled from representative to representative. Just before I was ready to lose my mind I was connected to Amanda. She quickly told me I could get a full refund or replacement or she would give me a credit and let me work with Lanbo for a fix. I chose to take the credit and emailed Lanbo customer service.My initial email to Lanbo was in the evening. June at Lanbo replied within minutes. She sent me info on multiple possible fixes. The next morning I attempted to get the sticking shelf out and bent one of the pieces that holds the shelf in. I fixed the problem but needed a replacement rail. I emailed Lanbo and June again replied immediately and said they would send a replacement rail free of charge. So far, so good.The unit itself appears to be as advertised. One of the main issues I found in researching wine chillers was noise. This unit seems to be reasonably quiet as many of the reviewers mentioned. I haven't filled it with bottles yet but if it seems to become louder, run more frequently or have issues with temp maintenance I will update this review.

Like many other reviews state. Beware! It says 149 bottles, but that’s not even close! If you have any slightly over sized bottles, you will most definitely need to remove shelves or put them on the top or bottom.Even for regular 750ml bottles, not sure how you would get 149 bottles in here. I didn’t count how many ultimately I fit in there (safely), he guessing around 100.I think it works well. Likely a few degrees off based on the thermometers I put in the cooler. Looks sleek. But that 149 bottle is a massive over statement.

Only had this a few weeks now but it is running great. Of course I need to remove a shelf to accommodate additional fatter bottles

wish it would have lasted longer

The 149-bottle Lanbo wine fridge I purchased in mid-to-late September 2020 worked great for a little over two years. . . then, shortly after expiration of the warranty, the bearings in the fan began to fail and the internal temperature climbed into the 60s. The magnetic strip on the door also seems to have lost its power, as the door often doesn't close securely unless you check the seal when you think it's fully closed. Are these issues fluke or planned obsolescence? Don't know, but I'm a dissatisfied customer. Initially, I would have rated the unit 4 stars, but after fan failure at 27.5 months, it's down to 2 stars. Looks good, wish it lasted longer.UPDATE: The fan motor didn't solve the problem -- seems like there's a freon leak as well. I'm an unhappy customer -- I've lived my house for 8 years. The first wine fridge lasted 5 years, the second for 2.5 years. Pretty pricey purchases.

The product is solid and as advertised, not too loud, and we’ll-built from what I can tell. The only negative for me is bottle size. The product’s site stated it would hold less if storing bigger bottles like Oregon pinot noir. I’m used to this. But one review said no issue and it stores all sizes fine- that is definitely not the case. Not only will each shelf hold fewer bottles in my case, but I had to remove every other shelf, since they’re too close together for a pinot bottle to fit. So I expected it to hold fewer than 149 bottles, but it’s WAY fewer.

Request for parts (broken door on arrival) and it has been over 6 months and nothing yet

The fridge arrived seriously damaged and has insulation sticking out from a puncture in the metal side. Total disappointment and clearly a low quality product.