Product review (4 stars): Temperature Test: What I Found
Background: There are plenty of comments on the products specs, and suffice to say it is an attractive stainless-steel front under-the-counter refrigerator, with a blue LED light inside and a constant digital temp reading. So, the only other factor I cared about related to temperature.

Temperature Test: For the last two weeks I ran tests, recording temperature variances. I first put in a case of soda cans to simulate how Id use it and to help maintain the temperature. What I found was the temperature deviated between 33 and 42 degrees. I checked it with a digital thermometer to verify the readings. The unit I set at its lowest setting, 38 degrees, and recorded a variance of 4-5 degrees in either direction. This all makes sense and Im not surprised  that is how refrigerators work.

Compressor Run Time: the best way to mitigate temperature variance is to run the compressor more. Yet that is what bothered a number of reviewers writing about this refrigerator. I wonder if the manufacturer possibly changed the temperature logic to have the compressor come on less often and as a result increased the temperature variance. No idea but a simply a consideration.

Bottom line: This refrigerator works fine, is a good value, and it is doing a simple task keeping cans of soda cold. Even when the temperature inside the fridge changes those 9 degrees, the sodas themselves vary in temperature much less (likely a third of that amount). Think in terms of the ambient air temperature versus water temperature if you live on the coast. One changes much faster than the other. Hope this helps.