Cooluli 20L Mini Fridge For Bedroom - Car, Office Desk & College Dorm Room - Glass Front & Digital Temperature Control - Small 12v Refrigerator for Food, Drinks, Skincare, Beauty & Breast Milk (Pink)

This has proven to be a highly reliable electric cooler (actually mini fridge), exceeding my expectations, with very specific desirable features in addition to using very little power. 1. You can set the temperature. Once it reaches that temperature it will switch to eco mode. 2. It has dual thermoelectric devices for maximum cooling. I use a probe to check the temperature, which differs somewhat from the temperature displayed, the probe being more sensitive I feel. Note that position of the probe matters in these small coolers. The closer to the door, the higher the temperature indicated. Placing it midway between the back and the door is optimal for me. The quality of build is outstanding, from the firmly shutting door to the airflow channels. It is quite different from other thermoelectric coolers, which usually have only one thermoelectric device with airflow channels that can be easily blocked if the cooler is too full. These coolers will run at full tilt and are really meant to be used for short periods of time for transport or outings. This really is not designed for transport per se even though it is light, has indentations for carrying and could easily run off a battery for transport. Note also that thermoelectric coolers do not usually get rid of moisture. I actually had to defrost this cooler when I set the temperature a bit low. It now consistently keeps the temperature at 39 degrees F as measured by the sensor. BTW I have another Cooluli cooler, much simpler with one thermoelectric device, which has lasted for years running on eco mode.

Perfect for what I need it for and useful for other things too. This is a thermoelectric fridge so you have to keep your expectations in check, but it does much better than other thermoelectric fridges I’ve tried. The room it’s in ranges from 75 degrees to 77 degrees and the fridge ranges from 33-35 or so. The temperature shown on the display is going to be the temperature closer to the back of the fridge. The door of the fridge will always be a bit warmer, mine ranges from 42-45 (still in range for most medications though which is nice). If you’re using it for medication I’d stick a thermometer in there with your medication so you can be sure since the temperature can vary depending on the spot of the fridge, but overall I’m very happy with the cooling. The size is also great, the display turns off after two minutes for me (I noticed some people said this didn’t work for them but it do work for me). My only complaint is the shelves aren’t great but that’s not a big deal for me.

I'm definitely a makeup/skincare junkie so of course I've seen and watched several reviews in the past on makeup fridges but just couldn't buy into the hype of shelling out a minimum of $100 for a cute but tiny little 4l appliance where the reviews seemed to be split. The 20l Cooluli solved that problem. I'm over the moon with my purchase. First things first. The manual states you can program it down to 16° but won't actually reach that low. I know it makes no sense to me either and upon my research guys that just seems to be the standard with most brands and models. Most of all the 4L, 8L, 10L, and 15L mini fridges usually don't go below 35°-37°f (note that ambient temp of the room plays apart in that). Once I read this one goes to 30°f and boasted 20l of capacity, and didn't have an annoyingly loud fan hum noise, It was ano brainer. The fan in my pink 4l Frigidaire mini fridge that I got for $20 on Black Friday is louder than this. Also you can't tell in the picture on this site but the satin blue color option is almost metallic looking color and ties into my room decor perfectly. All for only an additional $49 and free shipping compared to those tiny tiny baby units. It features a magnetic closure so there's no bothersome latches or handles. Which equals less moving pieces to possibly break. It Comes with a wall plug and ac adapter one for your car if you wish to bring it along on your travels. It does have a warmer built in which I guess is good for keeping warm food during those trips but I'll never use that feature. The led display is bright enough to see but won't keep you up at night. So far the coolest temp I've seen it reach was 32°f. Mine is by my window which I don't recommend (remember the ambient temp thing) but I'm short on space. The led stays on and I haven't checked to see if can be turned off. They're two shelves in the main body that come attached but can be removed and the same goes for the 2 basket shelves on the inside of the door. I love the refreshing feel of my cold products being applied to my skin. What can you store? Well I also have in there some quartz stone face rollers, sheet mask, various toners, serums, moisturizer, gell mask, face oils, eye patches, sunscreens, primers and setting sprays. It looks high end, doesn't feel cheap, and does what it's suppose to do. If you're on the fence on this one bite the bullet. You're not going to to find a makeup fridge this stylish, spacious, that can get this cool, has a led display, and has warm a feature all under 150.00. **Update the lowest temp achieved so far is reading 27° f and there's a layer of ice on the inside wall of my unit (this unit doesn't gave a freezer. How cool is that?

I had to come back and adjust this review from one to three stars. Let me start with the positive. Excellent style compact size and seems to do the job really well at first. Apparently, it has a heating mechanism as well? But I’ve never used it. I bought this merely to keep my cream cold for my coffee. It was the only one that had the dimensions I needed. So I had to return this twice, because the first time the seals weren’t working, so the fridge was accumulating a massive amount of ice inside. It’s already very small capacity so when it’s full of ice, it’s really not that useful. The company was cool and they sent me a replacement and the replacement I noticed has the same issues with the seals… anyway I didn’t have time to complain to them anymore or teach them how to make a better product, so I just went with it. Fast forward to you and I smell smoke, I look and I cannot figure out what’s coming from- it turns out that the fridge is smoking and perhaps the fan got hemmed up? I’m not really sure so I just took it out, threw it in the trash. It had some potential, but the hinges on the fridge won’t allow for a tight seal, which creates problems inside. And the fan component is in the back, seemed to get jammed up from dust which could potentially cause a fire. I missed the days when you could buy a fridge in 1950 and it would last until 2020! Fridge makers need to go back and study, and get rid of this planned obsolescence strategy. The consumer will pay more for a high-quality product that lasts longer.

I have purchased this fridge 3 times now for three different pregnancies in 3 years. I use it for breast milk and it fits in an upper cabinet in our laundry room on the 2nd floor across from nursery. It’s pretty much the only mini fridge that will fit within a cabinet and still keep the milk 40 degrees or lower. I run it on the coolest temp possible and had my husband install some venting and fans in the cabinet and it was able to keep the temp low enough, without and with the door closed the air I think would get too hot so it wouldn’t be cooling quite low enough. Anyways, it works for about a year, maybe slightly less and then craps out but it’s really the only thing on the market that can fit a day or 2 worth of bottles in it and keep it cool enough for breast milk.

I purchased this as an "open box" item, and while it arrived missing the DC cord and needing a thorough cleaning, Amazon provided a partial refund for the condition. Once cleaned, however, the refrigerator has performed exactly as expected. ​To track its efficiency, I used a Govee Bluetooth sensor. In a room kept at 67°F, I have the unit set to 33°F; it consistently maintains an internal temperature of about 35°F. Because it is a compact unit, the temperature does spike to 39°F when the door is opened, but it recovers back to 35°F within an hour. It stays perfectly within my target range of 34°F–40°F. I also tested the warming feature briefly—it heated up surprisingly fast—though I intend to use this strictly for cooling.

I bought this during the pandemic after my brother got himself one. I resisted the urge, until I found out that people kept using my stuff in the fridge without permission, plus I wanted an optimal storage environment for my beer. Throughout this entire time, I had questioned whether or not the thermometer provided within this unit was actually accurate. So, as the years passed on, I put a glass of water in the cooler and let it sit in there for a good period of time until I felt it was long enough: after putting the thermometer in the glass of water, it was roughly accurate to the temperature on the display of the mini cooler. Fair enough. However, given that these units have the inherent flaw of excessive condensation (and icing over on the back), it wasn't until this year when I found that mould growth, of all things, happened to the label and even on the bottle of my beer(s) that I was keeping for the sake of cellaring. This made me realise that perhaps despite the obvious lack of circulation, humidity control was at stake and in question, including the temperature. So after I bought a couple of thermometer/hygrometer combos this year (it was a 2-pack), I stuck the other one in this here cooler to validate the readings of the display. It turns out that it is in excess of 5 degrees Fahrenheit above the actual reading of the device. On top of that, the humidity level far exceeds optimal storage (it reads within the 80 percentile and above especially now), even with two 100g desiccant bags, which might be my futile attempt at controlling RH levels; the one I put in there is accurate with temperature, but is a little off by about 5% or so in RH in comparison to the one I separately bought in my bedroom (which is far different than the one I put in this cooler)*. This is concerning, because that makes it very rife for mould growth. Any beverage with a cork put in it like a champagne or sparkling wine, needs about 60%-75% RH on average for optimal storage in order to help stave off mould growth, at least on the surface. Luckily, I haven't seen that happen around that area, yet. * For the sake of comparison, I put the thermometer/hygrometer that I normally use for my room in the cooler while I was allowing it to dry out and warm up (while obviously off), and the only difference was it went from 50% RH (my room) to 55% RH (the cooler). I couldn't put it in there while it was in use since it was full whenever I have it on. I've been using a drying towel on the floor of the cooler to help mitigate the issue with condensation getting on the bottom of my drinks. Interestingly enough, it did keep my canned sardines wrapped in foil actually fresh enough to be consumed literally a week later with no issue. Unfortunately, I have to do this almost biweekly due to the "mould incident" I had earlier this year, and that includes a lot of wiping up to keep the condensation off. It's also worth mentioning that based on this unit's design, it really doesn't have the best insulation in the world (and its magnetism is notoriously weak, which makes it easier for the door to be propped open on accident, even when it's full and perhaps when certain conditions allow it), but for low-urgency items such as makeup, sodas and maybe even baby formula (which still needs ideal refrigeration), and what it uses, it isn't exactly surprising. But it does make one question: for $140, couldn't you have better spent it on a mini fridge that has a compressor and an internal fan, instead? It's not entirely likely, but you'd have to save a little more money and even desk space for stuff like that, and you also have to factor in the amount of power they require from the wall in order to kick on the compressor and maintain that temperature; compressors notoriously put on such a huge inductive load that it does, in fact, far exceed the inductive load that these thermoelectric coolers put on the whole circuit. So, after all this was said and done, I can conclude that thermoelectric coolers often have dodgy/questionable quality and reliability, and this one provides exactly that. However, for things like keeping your canned and bottled drinks (i.e. sodas, water and most beers) cool enough for consumption, this isn't entirely an issue. But for more temperature sensitive items like baby formula and dairy products, or perhaps cellaring, I would recommend looking for an actual mini fridge if your room can allow that (there are some dodgy mini fridges out there, too). Or, if you really want stuff like this, I would absolutely buy an inexpensive thermometer and hygrometer that will let you put it inside your cooler almost unobtrusively for a better look at its internal temperature and humidity, so you can actually make sure that your items in question are getting the proper environment they need to be in without too much compromise. EDIT 7 MARCH 2026: It seems as of a month ago, the cooler itself is now totally failing: I have long set it for 42-45 degrees Fahrenheit, and it has been crawling up in temperature as the days and even weeks pass by. Right now, it's basically room temperature at 60 to 65 degrees Fahrenheit. This unit has a pretty small lifespan, for what it's worth.

As far as I can tell, I’m the only reviewer who exclusively uses this for its warming feature. I haven’t turned on the cold/fridge capabilities at all. So I’d like to leave feedback for others, like myself, who were looking for a small, efficient, dependable climate-controll machine- which is in essence what this is. It’s far more than a fridge. To assure I left a real review- I have been using the device with a digital thermometer inside of it that continuously records the temperature and feeds the data to an external device via Bluetooth. I can then view the history, the current temperature, and the temperature from any moment since I turned it on, with a chart showing deviations. This thing is no joke. I set it to 90 degrees and monitored it for 3 days- it never deviated more than 1, or rarely, 2 degrees from 90. It never went lower.. I can tell that what is happening is that it has a very good thermometer in it, and when it hits the temperature you set it at- it triggers a warming system to maintain it. And naturally, because it doesn’t have a free air exchange system to move air out or in quickly- it warms a tad too much.. But 2 degrees above temp is certainly acceptable. Never going below requested temp is phenomenal. As a warming system, this is seriously near-lab grade. It could be used as an incubator for Petri dishes and things of that nature, and holds its own against actually incubators that supposedly do the same thing. This has outperformed a lab incubator that was still functioning pretty well. (granted, an old one that needed replacing eventually- without testing it like I did this, you’d never know it was failing slowly.) I’m getting long winded. The point is- this is a remarkable product that is worth the price. One of the better purchases I’ve made in some time.

Chegou antes do prazo previsto .muito linda bem embalado .estou muito feliz Obgd.Amazon pela cumplicidade.com vossos clientes

Alcanza en frío 16 F o 3 C. No menos de eso, es decir. NO CONGELA pero es bastante aceptable si quieres una bebida helada. Lo que yo noté es que es algo ruidoso, por lo que NO LO RECOMIENDO PARA HABITACIONES, sin embargo, entre los frigos con diseño, este es hermoso pero CHECA LAS DIMENSIONES porque es algo grande. Si quieres que congele tendrías que comprar un freezer pero son bastante feos y grandes, en este puedes meter yogurts y los mantiene bien, pero un hielo se derrite dentro, llega a hacer escarcha por el frío y solo la bebida que coloques justo en la entrada de aire frío tendrá algo de hielo en su interior, el resto solo estarán frías. El mejor minifrigo para oficina que he adquirido para mí ha sido éste, porque los más pequeños no enfrían nada, mantienen solo fresco y alcanzan solo hasta 20 C máximo.

UPDATE: great, so far! The door fully seals all the way around. It's very quiet. It did take almost the entire day to cool down to 40°F, but it's got a lot of room and the shelves are secure and stable! I use it to store insulin and other medications, snacks for diabetes, and skincare. It's normal for these types of coolers to create condensation inside, which needs to be wiped out every week. If people are finding that ice builds up in the cooler, it could be because the cooler isn't sitting far enough from the wall. It needs to be at least 2 full inches from any walls/surfaces to ensure the neccesary ventilation of the device.

Nos encantó para el consultorio. Se ve hermoso! Su color es aperlado bellísimo!

Good product