SENSIOHOME 10L Mini Fridge Cooler & Warmer | AC+DC Power - 12v, UK & EU Plug | Compact, Portable and Quiet, For Home, Bedroom, Car, Holiday, Food Drinks Makeup (Black)

This is a lovely little drinks cooler. Drinks kept really cold. Good internal capacity but spoiled by the immovable middle shelf. Good portability

Perfect for sandwich filling storage (if I haven't rammed the fridge with beer bottles).Runs quietly and takes up little countertop space.Maintains a consistent temperature when fully cold but I've not yet tried the 'warm' function - after all, it's a fridge not a slow cooker.If I need to replace it at any point then I'll go for the larger capacity option for beer AND sandwiches. The joy!

First of I'll go with a negative. 22 330ml cans...Nope. I crammed in 17 with the shelves in.Maybe you could of you stack cans with no shelves but I think that would make it a little awkward removing them.17 cans isn't bad though.Onto the positives. It looks nice. Quite a lot of space for something so compact. The frame is quite thick so feels quality and sturdy.Shelves are easy to remove and replace.Haven't used the door parts as they aren't useful for what I'm using it for.Mainly keeping water and cans chilled.It keeps drinks nicely chilled.It's very quiet. Even when I'm going to sleep I hardly notice it.No real complaints.

Great little fridge. Works for agricultural workers operating machinery on the land (my nephew). Helps individuals with mobility issues keep drinks and food items nearby to save trips to the kitchen and help them live independently more easily. Worth the extra for the bigger size. Some are designed to hold only six cans or so.

Very surprised how cold this gets just don’t over load it as it struggles to cope. Switch on 6 hours/ the day before as it takes a while to fully cool. Would definitely recommend

I purchased a thermoelectric (Peltier-based) mini fridge, and unfortunately, it did not last even a year before it stopped functioning properly. It no longer cools my drinks effectively, which is a common issue with this type of cooling technology.Thermoelectric mini fridges are relatively inexpensive to manufacture, yet they tend to be priced quite high for what they offer. Given their limited lifespan and efficiency, I do not believe they justify the cost—especially at £60–£70. If you are considering purchasing one, I strongly recommend researching thermoelectric cooling beforehand. The YouTube channel *Technology Connections* has excellent videos explaining its drawbacks and limitations.For those seeking a more reliable and energy-efficient alternative, I highly recommend opting for a compressor-based mini fridge, such as the *Russell Hobbs Table Top Larder Mini Fridge (40L Capacity)*. Not only does it offer significantly better cooling performance and durability, but it also provides more storage capacity and improved energy efficiency in daily use.Ultimately, while thermoelectric mini fridges may seem appealing for their compact size and portability, their long-term reliability and efficiency leave much to be desired.

We keep all drink making machines in the utility room off the kitchen and no room for a full size fridge this size of mini fridge was ideal for storing milk. We have only had this product for about 2 weeks and yes there is a regular tenancy for ice forming inside. However, we have found a solution that suits us... we purchased a plugin 24 HOUR manual timer from Amazon and set it to 15 mins ON and 15 mins OFF. It keeps items (milk) cool without ice forming plus it uses half the energy running cost.

Yes, it works very well, maybe not quite as large inside as advertised, but a good piece of kit for keeping drinks and small amounts of food cold. On the downside mine arrived without a top handle, but with slight indents on the side to put fingers to carry, dropped it so have a slightly bruised fridge now on the upside it still works. Overall good piece of kit, but as the surface is very glossy difficult to get a grip to carry, hence the low rating.