EUHOMY 3.2 Cu.Ft Mini Fridge with Freezer, Single Door Compact Refrigerator, Adjustable Thermostat, Mini Refrigerator Energy Saving, Mini fridge for Bedroom, Dorm, Office, Black

So far so good, everything works perfectly, good size, good color, temperature is right so glad we got it

So far the fridge works great! I've had it about 2 months now and it still keeps things ice cold I have to turn it down sometimes because the drinks will start forming ice! There was one time it did start not keeping things as cold but I let it thaw out for a few hours and defrost cleaned it out and it worked a great again.. So make sure you do your maintenance on it

Just plugged it up, seems to be working fine, nice and quiet as well.

I like the separate freezer door style. Keeps freezer foods, ice colder/frozen bc of less need for opening that door. Appearance: clean lines, easy open doors without cumbersome handles. Noise: not really. Once in a while I hear a humming sound and think, what was that? Oh, it's the refrigerator Lol. Space: it's ok but a slightly smaller freezer would make for more frig space to stand a 2L bottle upright. I stand 2L bottles on the door or lay it down on a shelf or in the drawer. I compared many after my other 3+ cubic frig broke down after 7/8 years. I'm happy with this one.

UPDATE 30 December 2020 Been on for about 3 weeks now. Runs really quiet when its not actively cooling - I'm less than 10 feet from it and I can't hear it at all right now. When the cooling cycle is on, its not overly loud. The fridge is fully stocked and works really well. I'm using it mostly to keep drinks cold; I could have gotten a beer cooler or drink cooler, but I wanted the separate freezer so I could make ice and possible store some frozen stuff. If you don't have those needs, you'll be better off getting a dedicated beer cooler. As it is, I ended up having to pull out both the "crisper" bin and one of the shelves in order to stock it full of long-necked bottled beer and soda. I just can't stand the taste of beer from a can - so if you don't have long-necked bottles, you'll do fine with the adjustable shelves. Full up, it holds 12 bottles of beer + 12 cans of Pelligrino carbonated/flavored water on the main shelf. Where the crisper bin was, I've got 4 bottles of water + 12 cans of soda (with 4 of them laying horizontal on top of the others). On the door, 6 more cans of soda and 3 bottles of water. For the drip pan solution, I purchased this drip pan (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B007RXBTI0/) - which is the perfect size but a bit deep - and then ordered this "dorm fridge base" (https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B089B2WRS4/) and unscrewed the feet from the base. I've got about an inch of clearance now between the base of the fridge and the top of the drip pan - which is plenty to allow the door to open and close freely while protecting the carpet. Drinks are cold and ready at hand in my game room. Mission accomplished. ORIGINAL REVIEW Early Christmas 2020 gift. Haven't turned it on yet - it's going on the carpet in my gaming den and I'm still working out how best to put a drip pan under it just to make sure to protect the carpet from condensation, etc. Keep in mind: I'm not getting a drip pan because it leaks; I'm getting a drip pan because it makes sense to protect the carpet in case something were ever to go wrong. It just makes sense. Was securely packaged, no damage or dents or anything. Surprised how LARGE it is. Lots of space inside, nice finish; once I stock this baby up, my wife and kids would never see me again. For one guy that plans to use it to hold beers, soda and various items for mixing cocktails when I have friends over to play boardgames, tabletop games, it may be overkill - but I really wanted to have a separate ice maker AND I like the flexibility of being able to store other stuff in it. :). I imagine this thing would be PERFECT for a dorm room or small apartment to hold a few days worth of groceries for 1-2 people. Was glad the feet are adjustable - was able to level it on carpet and am sure to do so again once I get the drip pan situation solved. For others looking to put a drip pan under your mini-fridge, BE SURE TO CHECK THE DEPTH OF THE DRIP PAN. There is a Wirthco drip pan that is the perfect size for this fridge but WAY TOO DEEP (1.5 inches). You'll either need to find a different solution (I've looked but haven't found any alternative option that is as perfectly sized) OR raise the fridge up at least an inch or so (I'm working on that) so that the door clears the pan...otherwise, can't open the door. Will update my experience if something changes down the line after I turn it on and start to use it.

Works great for me. Apparently I misunderstood the size of 3.2 Cu.Ft bc this is twice the size of my old one 🤣🤣

I bought this to use as a low-traffic fridge to keep my raw milk cold and fresh as long as possible and it definitely keeps things cold! It actually froze everything at first so it took some trouble shooting to get the right temp. I've had it set around 3 (out of 7) so a lower setting and it still keeps 3 1/2 gallons of milk at about 29 degrees even on that setting. That works for me but be mindful if you're planning on storing produce or water as they will likely freeze at all but the lowest settings. I didn't like the compressor noise at first but it's been a few days and now my brain just filters it out so I don't really notice anymore. No dents or scratches on arrival, no issues so far that I've noticed. Probably the best value for the money you'll find.

This Mini Fridge is a handy compact refrigerator for small spaces like dorms, bedrooms, or offices. It keeps food and drinks cool effectively, and the adjustable thermostat is a useful feature. The silver finish looks sleek, and it fits nicely in tight spaces. However, the freezer compartment is quite small—fine for ice trays or a few frozen snacks, but not ideal for larger items. I also noticed it’s a bit noisy, especially in a quiet bedroom at night. Good for basic cooling needs, but don’t expect a spacious freezer or silent operation. Works fine if those trade-offs aren’t dealbreakers for you.