EUHOMY 24 Inch Beverage Refrigerator, Built-in and Freestanding Beverage Cooler 180 Can, Under Counter Beverage Fridge with Stainless Steel Door, Outdoor Refrigerator for Soda, Beer, Wine

The media could not be loaded. We purchased this to use in our kitchen coffee bar area. The height is perfect for under-counter use. The front vents make it ideal for this setting as well. Having the ability to set the temp is great. I have it set at 37F and it is typically 37-41, according to the digital reading inside. It holds all of our coffee creamers, milk, chocolate sauce, etc. as well as bottled water and canned drinks. No door storage, but we knew that. After 5 months, it’s still going strong. (Meanwhile, my brand new Bosch refrigerator had a service call after 3 months due to a faulty sensor.).One suggestion… it would be nice if it had a flat plug that laid flat on the wall instead of the standard type that sticks out. When pushed in all the way, the back of the refrigerator pushes on the plug. If you are remodeling and can recess your outlet, that would be helpful.

Needed to replace my 10 yr old U-Line. Shopped around for something more affordable and discovered this gem. I read the reviews and Euhomy delivered on all the features I like. First of all, it’s very quiet, which is most valuable as it sits in the family room in a built-in cabinet. Sleek design and appearance. Keeps drinks nice and cold.Installation was a breeze. Had difficulty figuring out how to switch the direction of the door and customer service was exceptional. They sent a very detailed instructional video. Easy peasy.I would definitely recommend this product and would buy other products from Euhomy in the future.

Works as described. Have had it for almost a week and temp holds steady at 38-39 outside on our covered patio in central Texas. Average temps for the days have been 97-101 so hopefully it will continue to work during the dog days of summer. My only issue is I wish it would have a lower temp setting.

The beverage cooler is pretty nice - it keeps our drinks cool and does what it’s supposed to while looking good. Although we bought it at $500, the price has increased more than $200 in two months. A couple of small downsides to note:1. The door is not magnetic- how is a stainless steel door not magnetic like any other fridge? So unfortunately you can’t use magnets on it (half the reason we bought one like this rather than a glass door!)2. The LED light on the inside does not come on when opening the door. Instead, you have to manually press the “light on” button, which defeats the purpose when you are in the dark and need a light, and have to locate a button.

Love the look and function of this outdoor fridge. The stainless on the exterior of the door is warped and quite noticeable. It is already installed in our outdoor kitchen so I didn’t send it back but surprised to see the warped exterior. The best feature is that it stay super cold even on 105+ degree days.

I wasted money on three Summit undercounter refrigerators, all of which iced up and failed irreparably within 1-2 years, before trying another brand. This fridge has out-performed them all so far. Steady temperature, ample space. Summit is overpriced and poorly made. I hope this fridge will last. Whenever it fails, I will not be buying Summits again.

The claim of 127 cans is a fabrication and the photos are not accurate. In the product photo the second row has two cans stacked on top of each other and 5 cans across, normal cans can only fit 4 across and are too tall to stack (as you can see in my photo). Each shelf can hold 20 cans and the compressor impinges on the bottom space so you can probably fit 12, that's 72 cans total. Yeah you can probably fit more if you remove all the shelves and stack the cans on top of each other but with the level of deception already displayed I doubt it would reach the amount stated.I nearly gave an extra point because it does seem quiet and cool but I'm too annoyed.Oh and if it wasn't obvious by now, those aren't normal whiskey bottles.... Probably should have been a clue that whiskey bottles were being kept in a fridge.

Have had it for a year now with no issues. Pleased with how well it holds up in Florida heat, makes virtually no noise, and though covered pretty good, it does seem to be battling the elements well.