Saeoola Beverage Refrigerator, 2.3Cu.ft Mini Fridge with Double Glass Door, Cooler for Soda, Beer or Wine for Home, Office or Bar with Adjustable Removable Shelves (Black)

It arrived on time and was easy to set up. I left a review that I thought the fridge was a bit pricey. The seller reached out to me and gave me a 20% refund. Which I thought was very nice. Especially when I wasn’t expecting this. Great customer service.

Seller is very responsive and easy to work with. Product is great!

If I could give zero stars I would. Picture and description of 2.3 cu ft mini fridge is a lie. The fridge can’t hold a single can upright shelving is too small

I ordered the 1.3 cubic foot model and the package was damaged to the point FedEx refused to deliver it. The seller did not have a replacement in stock and offered me the 2.3 cubic foot model instead at the same price as the smaller unit. I accepted. Kudos for great customer service. However, that’s about the only truly positive thing I can say about this beverage refrigerator. Several of the other reviews capture some of the problems already, but I will confirm: - The unit’s sides towards the top do indeed get very hot. If you hold your hands to the sides, it gets just about too hot to touch. - There are occasional loud popping noises which I believe may have to do with the metal expanding/contracting during its cooling cycles and the heat it creates on the sides (see above). - The temperature setting is a physical dial numbered 1 through 7 (7 being the coldest). I placed a digital thermometer inside the unit before adding beverages so I could get my desired setting of ~38-40 degrees. At “6” the temperature hovered around 52-54. At “7” I got a reading as low as 24 – well below freezing. So, you have to turn the dial a TINY FRACTION between 6 and 7 to set it cold enough for beer without getting frozen beer-cicles. And you have to leave the tiny adjustment in place for several hours to make sure you got it right. There is, as others have noted, enough variance in temperature within certain areas of the refrigerator where some beverages can freeze while others seem a bit on the warm side. Several other reviewers have complained about this. - Occasionally an empty metal shelf may begin to rattle when the compressor is running making the unit noisy (as some have said). However, having at least one can on the rack prevents this. The additional design flaw is with the shelf heights. The three metal rack shelves slide in and rest in a pair of channels on each side of the interior, similar to an oven rack. The racks slide into these channels with maybe ¼-inch of additional space above the rack inside these grooves. The two middle shelves will only allow a standard sized can to fit upright on the shelf if the shelves are resting against the TOP of the grooves instead of the bottom! As a result, space on these two middle shelves is about ¼-inch too short to fit a standard 12-oz can upright. The pictures of these two middle shelves with upright standard sized 12-oz cans is fiction. I’m going to attempt to engineer a modification to the shelf channels to be able to fit upright cans on these shelves, but frankly, I shouldn’t have to. I bought this particular brand and unit because it was the only one that included a built-in lock – a great feature if you keep adult bevies in the fridge and have teens in the house. But the bad features outweigh the good ones unfortunately. At least I got a discount.

Dust and smudges, including finger prints INSIDE double paned glass. The back is very cheap plastic and it’s warped. They had the cord shoved into it and the cord is bent and already close to breaking down. Very VERY cheap quality. DO NOT BUY.