iceQ 22 Litre Portable Mini Fridge - Silver, Cooler & Warmer, 220-240V AC & 12V DC, Dual Peltier System

We bought this 2 months ago for a convalescent relative who couldn’t get downstairs. It has been indispensable . In recent heatwave, 90f in the sun , it remained 5c and we are still using it for chilling water, takes 4 x 2litre bottles. Noisewise -a steady hum, we have in on the landing, would probably sound like an aircon unit in a bedroom. Needs wiping out in hot weather as condensation builds up . Most useful thing we’ve bought for ages .

What's not to like about this portable fridge! It's quiet in comparison to others iv had in the past. It cools things down quickly (faster than a household fridge). Light and easy to use. You could even keep things frozen in it as you can set the temperature to a minus.I have it in the boot of my car and it keeps things chilled and fresh on a journey. When staying in a hotel with no fridge or one of those rubbish mini bars I just carry it up with everything still inside and plug it in.Fantastic!

I use this for my bedroom. It's a nice little elegant fridge. I have had it plugged in 24/7 no problems yet.It does work with ambient temperature, so if it is really hot during day (like >21°c) the fridge temperature will get to about 5°c for the maximum if set to the lowest setting of -9°c. Therefore I have it set at -9°c at all times.At nights it gets to 1°c for the least at setting of -9. I believe if we were in cooler months it will achieve the true temperature as set but that will depend on the temperature of the room it is in.I believe because of the change in temperatures during the day this causes condensation and you do get some water accumulating at the bottom inside the fridge but it's not much and 2 sheets of paper towels left in the bottom takes care of that- they never even get extremely soaked.Mostly it stays between 1 to 5°c in this April month. So I do keep food, fruits, drinks in there. Food does require a 1 to 4°c setting so keep that in mind. I work nights so I just tend to put food in there from the main fridge when I get back from work in the morning so I don't really have to leave my room much. As I currently live in a shared accommodation for work and trying my best to distance and stay safe.I have not used it as a traveling fridge as yet but I like that I can have it for that, like say going camping etc. But i can take it with me as i travel and stay in different accommodations for work.I gave 4 stars because of the ambient temperature and condensation. But it does state in the information about it working with ambient temperatures.Note: we are now in August with 33°c temperatures and the fridge is getting to 12 °c not great at all.

Arrived within 24 hours of ordering, neat little fridge. Plugged it in, set temp to 1c, it went from 16c to 1c in around 10 mins, which is great for a fridge that will only be used on occasion. Looks sleek, easy enough to set up, light enough to transport easily.Really quite, neat looking piece of kit for my garden room (aka teenage hangout). It is perfect for what I need.

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Fridge doesn’t go to the low setting I’ve programmed it seems to stay at 10 degrees

Bought for my son who was heading off to college. Enables him to keep milk and items cold in his room. He says its quiet and keeps stuff cold, so does what it says on the tin.The only small issue is he cannot remove the shelves but that could just be him not understanding how to get them out.

I bought this as a skincare fridge. When I got it home I thought it was noisy but I could live with that. Then in the small print it states 'not for permanent use'. So I contacted the manufacturer. They got back to me telling me "as this is not a fridge, it has to be switched off twice a week or it will OVERHEAT". So if it's not a fridge, then what is it? I've sent mine back. From what the manufacturer said, if you leave this on for more than 3 to 4 days it will OVERHEAT. This instantly makes me think FIRE HAZARD. I would strongly suggest looking for an alternative.