Product review (3 stars): I Doubt This Fridge Comfortably Holds 126 Cans Of Beverages & Keeps Them All Equally Cold
It says that this fridge can hold 126 cans. But, really, the instruction manual contradicts that because it warns you in so many words to not fill it so much to where the cans will be blocking "the cooling fans" that are inside the fridge. I have not seen any fans in there. Just thick plastic layers of cold, whatever they are, inside the fridge. I don't know where the fans are so I can avoid blocking them & the manual doesn't say where the fans are. I am also mislead on the same token, where the image & picture here on Amazon shows that this fridge is packed full to the gills, left, right, front to back & center with beverage cans. Yet, again, as I mentioned earlier, that it says in the manual, to not block the cooling fan(s) so that all the beverages can stay cool. So I know, or have no doubt, that this fridge can handle 126 cans of beverages on it's face value, but can it really hold that much if the manual says that the owner needs to tone down the amount that goes into the fridge since the owners manual warns to not block the cooling fans inside the fridge? I am confused! A picture here on Amazon of this fridge being packed to capacity with cold can beverages, but the owner's manual says to not do that & to leave room for the cooling fans to circulate in the fridge to assure that all the beverages equally remain cold & that no cans will be blocking the fans to impede upon those cooling fans from doing their jobs in making sure that you drinks remain cold & frosty at all times.
I had a "Magic Chef" refrigerator & it held less & it had a small freezer at the top & the thing leaked & dripped & a pool of melted ice & water rested on the bottom level of the inside of the fridge, so this mini fridge here is a step up from that Magic Chef nightmare fridge & just 86'd. I wish the owner's manual would say precisely how many cans of beverages should be on each shelf & which ones need to be standing up vertically & which cans would be best suited laying down horizontally on the shelf as it describes in that picture.
I drink 1 liter bottles of Dr. Pepper so I not only put cans of soda into my mini fridge here, but can comfortably fit about 8 of the 1 liter bottles of drinks on any given shelf as well. The plastic bottles take up more room than the aluminum cans, so that dramatically drops the capacity of beverages down quite a bit if you plan on putting 1 liter bottles into this mini fridge. But, overall, this is a pretty good mini fridge despite the misleading picture depicting the mini fridge being packed to the rafters with beverages & then the owner's manual refuting that pictorial claim by rebutting it with suggesting to not fill it that full & to leave room for the cooling fans. But, this thing is an Okay buy, I guess. ...Better than my messy, watery, drippy Magic Chef mini fridge!