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Frigidaire Mini Portable Compact Personal Fridge w/ Built in Speaker (4L Capacity, Chills Six 12-Oz Cans) $29.99 + Free Shipping
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$49.99
For those interested, this was selling for $49.99 yesterday and is now the lowest price posted from Amazon & Walmart.
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Model: EFMIS151
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If you're using it for sodas. I'd say it can fit about 6 cans
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They are very inefficient and generate a lot of heat. They are pretty much a gimmick, not a real fridge. It's okay for very short term use, like a couple of days, otherwise people should get a real fridge that has a compressor.
A small compressor based refrigerator will cost a little over $100, will use far less energy, and holds more than units like this. Many have a tiny freezer section as well to freeze an ice cube tray or hold a pint of ice cream.
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This one lacks Bluetooth speaker.
The 50 watts one cost about $9 to run monthly.
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The 50 watts one cost about $9 to run monthly.
i somehow doubt your figures
I have the Dr. Pepper version. It keeps my sodas cold in my Home Theater room, even when it's hot up there in summer. It's best to put cans in already cold. It will maintain the coldness. There is a little fan noise, not bad, in a bedroom it might function as white noise. I've had mine running for well over a year now and notice no change in my electric bills. They're cute, and a lot smaller and cheaper than a compressor fridge. A compressor fridge would be too large for the space where I keep this, and I'm sure would use more power
I have the Dr. Pepper version. It keeps my sodas cold in my Home Theater room, even when it's hot up there in summer. It's best to put cans in already cold. It will maintain the coldness. There is a little fan noise, not bad, in a bedroom it might function as white noise. I've had mine running for well over a year now and notice no change in my electric bills. They're cute, and a lot smaller and cheaper than a compressor fridge. A compressor fridge would be too large for the space where I keep this, and I'm sure would use more power
Why are you getting so bent out of shape over actual figures? I didn't pull those watts out of thin air, I actually used a kill-a-watt meter and tested both one of these 6-can mini coolers as well as an actual normal mini fridge. Anyone reading this thread can do the tests themselves. You'll have a cute little 6 can fridge that will chill to about 50 degrees and will cost about twice as much to run as my normal mini fridge that will chill to 35 degrees and holds much more. If you want the cute one by all means knock yourself out. It's cheaper initially and you can bring it on trips and it'll sit on a desk. Other than that it just isn't as good.
The 50 watts one cost about $9 to run monthly.
$0.25 per kWh is expensive. The rates are much lower in Oregon.
Description says it'll do as low as 32 degrees 😐