Galanz 4.6 cu ft Stainless Steel Mini Fridge with Freezer—compact, energy-efficient refrigerator ideal for dorms, offices, and small spaces.

Love the compact size great for my tiny house and will be great for a college student. Keeps food cold and I only have it on three. Easy to clean quick to defrost.

They call this a mini fridge, but there is nothing mini about it. I live in a nursing home, so the food choices are not always that great. So, having extra on hand is a good idea. With this "mini" fridge, my roommate and I have plenty of room to stock up. We actually put his on ice and just use mine now. It has 7 settings and works great. Read the instructions before hooking it up. It's important for set-up.

So so happy with this purchase!! Delivery was fast, came in two days! 😁 Plugged it in and was instantly cold, no joke, within five minutes!! Being a single person renting a room, this fridge couldn't be any more of a perfect fit! LOVE IT LOVE IT LOVE IT!! 💯💯💯😁🤘🤩🤯💥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥 The only complaint, I have to admit, is that there is no crisper drawer, I thought it came with one...

The temperature is taking a moment to get cold inside the refrigerator. The freezer part got cool right away, but the outside of the refrigerator is warm on each side so I'm not sure if that's normal but it's getting cool inside now but it's taken a while other than that, I love the refrigerator.

The unit looks good, has a nice amount of space inside for a small/medium style Refrigerator with seperate Freezer. Having a seperate freezer was definitely what I was looking for and is much better than other mini refrigerators units with a small "box" opening inside the main unit. The lay out is good, the only issue I have with it is how the layout is the design to hold soda cans at an angle.  It is better than a completely vertical design, however there are better ways that section of the door storage could have been arranged to improve the storage space.

I love this little fridge! The freezer is large enough to actually use! And it makes ice with normal ice cube trays! It's just like a normal sized fridge, but it doesn't auto-defrost. Which is a minor bummer in my opinion. It was hard to hear when I first plugged it in, freestanding. It did seem louder when put in place, but not much louder then a full sized fridge would. Placement definately effects noise output, so if it sounds loud, try it freestanding in the middle of the room before assuming it's defective. This fridge cools a little slow (I loaded it with chilled and frozen food on a hot day to speed it up), but it should equalize temps while empty within about a day. The way I did it, it took a couple days for it to not run the compressor as often/long. Maybe the food wasn't cold enough as it came out of another fridge that was in despirate need of defrosting. Based on the specs, it runs at about 112W. Not bad at all! Much better then my old 3.x cubic foot fridge from the late 80's, which exceeds 500W, according to it's specs/label. This will save me money, big time! Since a regular sized fridge runs around $500 to start, this is well worth the MSRP, despite the (in my opinion) poor door design. Anyway, the door design needs work. The shelves are too narrow for a six egg carton, doesn't have the height for most condiment bottles, the shelf rails are wire that lets butter (or meds like vials of insulin) slide under and drop out when the door is opened, and the can dispenser is a waste of space where a longer bottom shelf could hold a larger condiment bottle with two 2ltr bottles. Oh, when you defrost this, have a large cooler with a bag of ice handy, to keep your food in. Kind of a no-brainer, but this can be overlooked when shopping for a fridge. The alternatives are to use another fridge or wait until you're almost out of food so you can use ice packs in a smaller cooler as needed. Of course, you can use ice made in this, in smaller coolers to save money. Suggestions for the designer: Using a freestanding can dispenser (preferably included) on the top shelf would likely allow for more cans and free up door space for longer shelves with metal removable rails (for rigidness) that slide into notches on the sides of the shelves. Prefferably included, removable egg and butter/medication trays can use those notches for better stability.

The fridge is not a small mini fridge like in a college dorm. It is a nice medium tall mini fridge. It is as tall as the height of your wall light switch. My only problem so far is that the back top left corn of the fridge is dented in. I just received my fridge and plugged it in. I have to wait for it to get cold. So, I hope that dent did not cause any functional damage to the 4.6 cu ft two door fridge. Also, there is no drawer inside the fridge. I missed that when buying it. I will update you in the future.

So far this is working great! Have an old Sanyo minifridge I bought from a work associate's garage ~10 years ago for $50, the kind that has 1 door and the inside freezer with the flap. It worked great, well worth it, but the freezer kept frosting up, cracked seal needed replaced, think it would have cost about the same as this. So now minifridge is in the shed, and the prime reason I started shopping for a minifridge with a separate freezer compartment. This more of a 'small refrigerator' than a minifridge, but it's basically the same footprint as what it replaced. I knocked 1 star off because, like most refrigerators, the designer is presumptuous about what people put in them. I'd rather the shelving be more adjustable and universal, but I'm making it work. I initially set it to 7 to get it cold, and it got too cold quickly, so I turned it back to 4, and it's keeping things perfectly. With the minifridge, I couldn't put nonfrozen items in the freezer and expect them to freeze, I had to freeze them first then the minifridge would keep them frozen (wasn't room for much in there anyway). New freezer is much roomier, and can freeze stuff. I can put room temp gel packs in there and they freeze. I haven't timed it, but I know it doesn't take long. Fridge feels sturdy, and I like how the doors close tightly. I was always worried about my minifridge not being fully closed or popping open, this doesn't give me any anxiety. Also, it's nice having a light in the fridge for a change, not used to that luxury. I hope it lasts long.

After about 36 hrs the fridge is not cold. I bought this for my classroom to keep things cold. Freezer is great. The fridge is warm to where I opened the door to check on it and see the ice formed on the back wall is melting. I have no idea what that means but I’m not happy. It’s on 4 of dial.

This came with a huge dent in the back right side upper corner Not just a little dent Whole upper right corner smashed in It was definitely dropped