Not sure what everyone was expecting to get from this thing, especially for 100 bucks, but it works great for me. Instruction manual states that it will cool 36 degrees below ambient. Last night my room was 71 degrees while gaming (temp taken right next to fridge). With the fridge on max, the temp inside was 36 degrees taken with same thermometer as I used for ambient temp. That's a 35 degree temp differential almost exactly what the manual states. I left the fridge on "eco" mode overnight to see how well that works. This morning the ambient temp was 68 degrees, again taken right next to fridge. The temp inside the fridge was 34 degrees, a difference of 34 below ambient. For comparison, my normal "real" fridge is default set at 37 degrees so this cooler is actually getting colder than my real fridge. Now, you have to know what you're getting. This is not a mini version of the fridge in your kitchen. Works completely different. The fan is always running and you have a choice of "max" or "eco" fan settings. As I said earlier, I got 35 below ambient on max, and 34 below ambient on eco. Also its important to note that my mini fridge was full of product when taking these temps. I doubt it will get that cold if its empty. The fan is a little loud on max, but it is sitting right next to me and during gaming I actually don't even notice it. On eco mode, it is actually pretty quiet even in a quiet room, so not sure what everyone is complaining about. I think some people (most even?) were expecting a mini version of their kitchen fridge. If that's what you're expecting you might be disappointed. There is no thermostat, it's just always on. Also, if you just turn it on and leave it running empty, or fill it immediately with room temp drinks, it will probably take a very long time to cool down. If you fill it with already cold drinks from your real fridge, and replace those drinks with room temp ones as you consume them, this fridge will do that perfectly. One thing that would've been nice to have is a little led light on the inside when you open the door, but honestly that is about the only shortcoming or complaint I can think of and not a big deal at all. Quality is definitely on the cheap side, but it is a 100 dollar fridge that looks like an Xbox. What do you expect? If you have a gaming room, you need this. Overall, I'm very happy with this mini fridge especially after reading all the negative reviews. You have to know what you're getting. Also 100 bucks doesn't get you much anymore, but I think this fridge is well worth it. The ability to turn off the lights is awesome, especially for dark gaming/theater rooms like mine. I also love the usb port on the front. Makes for a very useful and convenient phone/controller charging station.

Not sure what other reviewers are talking about, but in my experience this week, this product gets every drink I’ve put in it pretty much just as cold as my traditional mini-fridge does, which is pretty dang cold. It’s going to take maybe a couple hours longer than a traditional fridge to get to that point because of how it works, but it does get there given time, and it’s awesome. If I need a drink to be cold fast, I’ll get ice. This isn’t a flash freezer after all! It’s perfectly tall enough to fit 4-5 standing 16oz. cans above and 4-5 standing 12oz. cans below, if you take out one of the shelves. The fan is noticeable if you have it in an otherwise quiet room, but I do not. It’s noise level is imperceptible when paired with the room noise of another fan, or an A/C unit. If you’re right next to it all the time, I suppose you may be able to pick the sound up. Last but not least, this product makes me laugh sometimes when I look at it. I have it seated right next to my actual Xbox Series X, so when they’re both on they look like father and son, and the slightly comical size of the fridge next to the real Xbox almost always gets a chuckle out me.

Super cute ! A lot bigger than I thought it would be, when you click the buttons, parts of it light up! Great gift for an Xbox fan!

I was psyched for this when I learned it was only $100, but grew wary of it before it hit stores when verified reviews started complaining about the sound and cooling levels. The sound levels are more than bearable. There are two power modes: Max and Eco. Max runs louder but gets your cans colder faster. Eco runs quieter but slowly gets the cans cold. Eco will also maintain temperature inside the refrigerator perfectly once it hits temperature. The cooling also does its job great, and will cool the cans just as well as my full size refrigerator. Just make sure you keep the fridge stocked for maximum cooling efficiency.

Keeps drinks a lil cooler than room temp

Cools my beer. small but perfect size