Antarctic Star Compact Refrigerator, Portable Mini Fridge, Skin Care 4L Capacity/6 Cans, for Bedroom, Car, Office & Dorm, Small Cooler for Cosmetics, Beverage and Food, Black

This works great to keep my face masks, vitamin c, toner, and eye cream cold. The size is always to manage (sits on an end table in my room) and it looks nice. Not heavy and looking forward to taking it with me when I travel.

This product is great if you need to store little things in a bedroom or something! I use it for keeping dog food in it for the next morning as I home make my dog food. Door clicks into place so you dont have to worry about it pushing open or not closing properly. The size is perfect. I sit it right on a dresser and it looks nice and matches everything in my room. Sometimes a little condensation will build up but never leaks. I typically just wipe it up. This little fridge is way better than I anticipated.

Tiny and cheap but it works like a champ and keeps my soda nice and cold. Works quickly when fully loaded too. No complaints

Cute but super tiny. Really easy to hide under a desk at work. Holds 6 drinks max. Maybe some small items like yogurt or string cheese.

Purchased as a gift for mom for the bedroom, and she loves it. Six cans fit perfectly. But remember to put COLD cans in. It's not great for chilling things, but it keeps cold drinks cold.

Great for a bedroom. My grandson had this on his Christmas list

The good news: it is pretty quiet. The fan is mostly silent, so I only hear the wind blowing out. I don't know that I would want it on the nightstand next to my bed, but I have it in the next room and don't hear it all. I think you could put it across the bedroom and not notice it. The bad news: the web page in Amazon says it can drop "up to 32 degrees" below ambient. That's an exaggeration. The ambient temperature in my room is 69 and the temperature inside the fridge is consistently 48. So it drops the temperature by 21 degrees. If you're just cooling a soda can, that may be OK. If you have something that really needs to be cold (medicine, milk or meat products), then this may not be sufficient. Most kitchen fridges run at 37 or so, so this is really too warm.

This is a Peltier cooler, not a compressor (true refrigeration) cooler, so it won't freeze anything or keep anything frozen. It's just for keeping drinks or other products somewhat cool but not really cold. So keep in mind that this isn't the same as a real refrigerator. But for light cooling purposes it's easy to use. You can power it with 120 VAC cable or 12V DC though the 12V DC cable is a car cigarette lighter type of cable which nobody really uses anymore, so you may want to hack of the connector and splice something more modern on to it for 12V powering. There's a power switch on the back so you can turn it off instead of pulling the plug out. It has a spring loaded door latch and not a magnet which I preferred. Half of the inside is metal, bolted to the Peltier cooling element, and the other half is plastic. So the back of the fridge is the coldest part. You can keep things a bit colder by flipping the fridge on the back (but be very careful not to block the ventilation and fan intake) to keep items in the metal part. The fan is relatively quiet and it does a decent job. Overall it works fine. Just remember that it keeps things cool but not actually cold. It also does use a lot of power (Peltier coolers are pretty inefficient) so keep an eye on the power use if you are using this off of a battery.