Frigidaire EFMIS179 Gaming Light Up Mini Beverage Refrigerator, Blue

Bought to use as a computer room fridge for beverages. Works great. You can hear it running but it's not overly loud. It sits running empty sometimes and starts to freeze over, as pictured. Not much at all, so we just unplugged it. It can fit like 6 cans or a couple cans and some pudding snacks. It's cold. We love it and it looks really cool. Came as described, if not cooler. No complaints.

The mini fridge can fit two 16oz cans inside of it. And that's perfect for me, It does take some time to get the drinks cold but it works great, I typically put two cans in before I go to bed and by the time I wake up they're nice and cold. I did notice that a small condensation puddle forms at the bottom of the fridge so I would recommend putting a napkin on the bottom inside the fridge to soak it up. Other than that its a great value for the price. Perfect for keeping 2 monster energy's inside for a easy access drink.

This has to be one of the worst purchases ever. Bought one and I bought it open box. There are times I’ve ordered something. I realize it doesn’t fit or match or I don’t like it and returned it in brand new condition. When I saw the fridge open box for half off, I thought cool. Someone got it it didn’t work for their space and they returned it. I trusted that Amazon did their due diligence.Package arrives. Open it plug it in. It worked for 5 seconds and then the lights turned white. No color. That was it.OK, I figured well that was an open box fail. So I returned it purchased a new one.Opened the box to the new one. Plugged it in. It lit up. Great.Keep in mind this is for a seven-year-old so I wasn’t expecting anything fancyHowever, this thing is such a piece of junkYou have to use two hands to close it Literally. You have to hold the back while you shut the door.It has no temp control. So it goes from barely cooling to forming icicles and freezer burn around the back of the fridge.It’s LOUD. It sounds like you’re inflating an air mattress. The only way to make it shut up is to unplug it. Then it doesn’t actually work as a fridge.Whatever. The little one sleeps on a loft bunk so the noise didn’t bother him. When I would tuck him in, I would have to unplug it because I couldn’t take the noise then I would just plug it in before I left the room.Then after 10 days it stopped working entirely.No LED lights. No cooling.However, the noise never stopped. No lights. No cooling. Just soundSo it’s just basically a very cheaply made noise machine that sounds like your blowing up inflatables with an air machine.Honestly, honestly, I can’t imagine spending more than five dollars on this and using it for an evening and throwing it away.I can’t believe this is made by Frigidaire. It’s such a horribly made product.It’s just junk. Dollhouse furniture is constructed better.You can’t use this for anything besides a power hog and noise. According to my smart plug it used massive power. lol. For what??Honestly. Do. Not. Buy. Next.You’re welcome.

my granddaughter loves it keeps her drinks cool and it looks cool

i just got today, not sure it is good, looks cool and compact. fits nice on my gaming desk. but every body says it does not fit 6 cans. i can vouch for this. it is fits 6 cans.

This is actually the second one I bought after a mishap on my end damaged the firstPotential buyers would be best to keep their expectations tempered. The size and power consumption would suggest that, no, it's not going to chill what is put inside it. Rather, it'll get it cold. Perhaps accumulate some condensation from what's put into itUpdate: after leaving it to run as I normally do, nothing on the inside has been cooled. I'm thinking the issue has to do with the power supply as the fan is still running, but the lack of LEDs and the cooling mechanism would suggest to me something went wrong. I think if I threw this at someone a little more mechanically inclined than I am, they'd probably find that a single cable needs to be replaced. As it were though, and for as cheap as this thing is, I have decided it'd be best to just replace it with another one that has the features I wanted in the first place.I bought this at a time that I believed this was the only thing like it on the market. I'm a sucker for 'raging gaming baby' lights and wanted more clown vomit in my eyes with my borderline diabetic consumption of soft drinks.The infinity mirror effect it has is nice. The LEDs, however, are static. They do not shift or change colorsThere is a LED light on the inside that never turns off, and a window in the middle of the mirror. While the window does let you monitor the contents of the cooler... it takes away from the infinity mirror effectI haven't tinkered too much with the thing, but with a little ingenuity you may be able to mod the cooler. The front panel, as noted in other reviews, can be removed. Some units coming off on their own, like my first one. I would imagine that the wiring is rather simple through the door hinge into the LEDs. The back of the unit is where you'll find the cooling device and the fan that's meant to dissipate the heat. You WILL want to remove the back panel carefully if you ever intend to clear out the unit of any dust, dirt, and hairOver a year later, this review was prompted by the LEDs just... going out on their own. Power indicator lights are also gone. I can't say if anything else has fried. I also can't say for sure if this also isn't some issue incurred on my end as I had recently plugged the fridge into a smart plug to help curb the power bill, and have pretty much kept it running with the majority that I've owned it. I'll keep it going for as long as it'll go up until I replace it with another unit that has LEDs and an infinity mirror more to my liking. You can get way better than this just on LED features alone now. Not sure if I can say it was good value for my money, but I can say I didn't regret buying it.