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)

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.

Product is well made and robust. It certainly does keep his drinks cold and it stores aabout 4 cans of soft drink which is enough for him in his bedroom. He loved it the design and he likes the functionality and the portability.

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.

I'm very pleased with this purchase. I needed a stop gap as an alternative to a broken fridge freezer until I move. This little fridge is a real trooper. It is simple to set up in a household plug socket but also comes with a charger for a car lighter socket for days out & camping etc. Its capacity for storing essential perishables is very impressive. It is currently holding 2 x 1litre cartons of oatmilk, 180g bag of grated cheese, 380g block of cheese, 2 x 470g tubs of yoghurt, 400g tub of spread, 230g jar of mayonnaise and 2 small cos lettuce. (I have not attached the 2 door trays which might prove useful under circumstances different to mine). Despite its capacity, the fridge looks small & sleek on the worktop in a very small kitchen. It is quiet with a barely noticeable hum. The price for its size is excellent. Happy to recommend at this early stage. It is exactly what I need at the moment. My thanks to previous reviewers for their comments which I found to be very helpful.

Overall a decent little fridge. It has a 38db noise level which is around whispering level. At night it will seem louder than during the day but nothing overtly disrupting and sleeping patterns being different between people it would be foolish to say that this would be acceptable level but for me personally it is fine, just a small low level hum. 10L space gives me the convenience I need for milk, a couple of cans, chocy bars etc and saves time running to the main fridge all of the time. This model has plastic feet so it does slide a bit but I fixed. I added 25mm Plastic Square Blanking End Cap Tube Inserts, cut the insert lips off then height down to size to size and glued 0.5mm rubber sheet to them and they work a treat! The fridge now stays in place nice and secure when opening and closing the door. So maybe a nice matt version with rubber feet maybe on Sensio next gen but for now my DIY update does the job fine and I like the discreet design already.I tried the warm setting first and it did not take long at all to get warm around 5-8mins. Put a hot pasty in there and it will stay warm. The cold setting was about the same time to get cold. Both settings are the same noise level.

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.

I bought this so that I could keep some milk and butter fresh while I was getting my kitchen done. Glad I did because it's still not done and I am still waiting for my fridge. This little fridge works well. It is big enough for a pint of milk, a packet of butter, and a small ready meal. If you just wanted it for normal size cans of coke, I'd guess it would hold about 6. Gets cold pretty quickly, and although you can hear it, it's not noisy. Happy with it.

Fine for chilling drinks can take out shelves to make more space for larger bottles and good for that use. But we wanted to use this for son’s meds on holiday. But despite it saying it would go down to 5C it doesn’t ever seem to reach that as it’s Really dependent on the external temp.