Portable Mini Refrigerator Electric Summer Drink Cooler Kettle Drink Instant Quick Cooling Cup Home Office Cold Drink Machine Small Appliance Kettle (Traditional)

Recently I found myself wondering: is there a better way to keep a drink cool in the summer months than by watering it down with melting ice? You can use whiskey stones or similar re-usable ice-cube-replacements, but surely there must be something more 21st-century out there? And there is! In fact, we've had the technology for it since 1834, in the form of a Peltier cooler which uses electric current to produce a temperature gradient with no moving parts or liquids involved. In practical terms: you hit the capacitive touch button on the front of this thing, and the metal plate in the depression on top becomes quite cold, quite quickly. Pour your pre-cooled drink into the provided aluminum cup and place it on top, and it'll stay chilly. I've seen some reviews bemoaning the fact that it doesn't really cool down a room-temperature drink very well, but that's not this thing's fault; thermodynamics is just stacked against us when it comes to cooling things down versus heating them up, unfortunately. While this won't cool a warm drink down, it'll keep an already-cold drink nice and frosty, and that's really all I need. My one minor complaint with this thing is the capacitive touch button on the front; it's both too sensitive and not sensitive enough by turns. Sometimes it takes a few finger pokes to get the device to turn on or off, and conversely sometimes I'll turn it on while just moving it around my desk, with my finger not especially near the button. This hasn't caused any real problems for me, however, and doesn't affect the operation, so I can easily live with it. All in all I'm quite happy with my purchase, and look forward to many cool drinks on hot days with this futuristic-feeling gadget on my desk.

NO SIRVE, ENFRIA MUY POCO Y SOLO LA PARTE INFERIOR DE UNA BOTELLA :(

This unit is relatively quiet and definitely keeps your drinks very cold as long as your using the stainless steel metal cup that comes with the unit. You can of course put a can of soft drink in the unit but it may not cool as fast as you want. I use it about 12+ hours a day and not issues yet. Only issue is unit stopped working after 6 months. Vendor did some troubleshooting and sent me a new unit. This vendor stands behind it's product.

I was initially very excited as I prefer my drinks to be COLD. I followed all of the directions and even bought a beefier power supply to avoid overheating. The noise was comparable to a 12v computer fan. This sucker really gets cold! However, without having a direct contact with the removable metal cup, it won't cool the drink very well. The instructions suggest filling the metal cup with water, but that just created a wet mess anytime I tried to drink. The only other alternative this highly analytical person could devise was using some sort of cold-conducting gel that wouldn't cause a mess, but I quickly realized I was going overboard for an item that just wasn't worth the effort. Great idea in theory, but the execution is rather poor.

déjà brisé c'est le 2e que j'achète l'autre est brisé