Budweiser Can Mini Fridge Review (Updated | Apr 12th)

If you’re looking for a mini fridge that actually holds a decent amount of drinks without taking over your room, this Curtis Budweiser model is a solid pick. I’ve had mine in my basement rec area for months, and I love how the glass door gives it a sleek, bar-like vibe — plus, you can actually see what’s inside without opening it and wasting cold air.

It fits 70 cans, which is way more than I expected for something this compact, and the adjustable shelves let you mix in taller bottles. The temperature dial works fine, though it can struggle to stay cold if your room gets warm.

That said, it’s not super quiet — I notice a low hum at night in a quiet room. Still, for a dedicated drink fridge that looks good and cools reliably, this one’s great for small spaces like dorms, offices, or man caves.

Just don’t expect it to replace a full-sized fridge.

This little Budweiser mini fridge is basically a branded cooler that plugs in — it’s cute, red, and holds just six cans or four 1-liter bottles, so it’s best for personal use or tight spaces. I took it on a camping trip with a portable power bank, and it kept my drinks cool using thermoelectric tech, no compressor noise.

It’s lightweight, simple, and perfect for a desk, car (with adapter), or small apartment. But don’t expect it to get ice-cold like a real fridge — it only cools about 18–20°F below ambient temperature, so if it’s 90°F outside, your soda won’t be chilly.

Also, the interior plastic feels thin, and there’s no shelf or temp control. Honestly, it’s more of a novelty item than a serious cooler, but if you want a portable, eye-catching mini fridge for occasional use, it’s fun and functional.

If you’re the kind of person who likes having a clean, well-stocked stash of beer or soda always ready to grab, this Erivess mini fridge is a solid little workhorse. I kept mine in the game room, and honestly, it’s perfect for that—24 cans fit snugly, and the clear acrylic door makes it easy to see what’s inside without opening it and letting cold air out.

The temperature holds steady at 40°F, and I appreciated that it remembers your setting after a power flicker. It’s quiet, too—no annoying hum that drives you nuts in a bedroom or office.

That said, it’s really only good for drinks. Don’t even think about putting in leftovers or veggies; it can’t get cold enough for food safety.

But if you want a no-fuss beverage cooler for your den or man cave, this one delivers.

This little Frigidaire retro mini fridge is like a fun, functional throwback that actually works well beyond just looking cute. I used it in my home office for drinks and even stored my face rollers and serums—kept them nicely chilled, which feels fancy in the morning.

It only holds 9 cans, so it’s not for parties, but it’s perfect for a dorm, desk, or car camping trips. The dual power cords (home and car) are a game-changer—I kept it plugged into my SUV during a weekend trip and it stayed cold the whole time.

The latch is sturdy, and the handle makes it easy to carry. But don’t expect it to freeze anything; it chills, not freezes.

And the interior is small—snacks fit, but larger bottles don’t. Still, for personal use with style, it’s a win.

If you’re after a little fridge that sips power and fits on a nightstand, this DUMOS model is a solid pick. I’ve had mine in the bedroom for months, keeping toner and a few drinks cool, and it’s surprisingly effective.

It’s not going to freeze anything, but it cools down about 30°F below room temp, which is enough for chilled skincare or a cold soda. The quiet operation is a win—I barely notice it running at night.

It’s also light enough to carry to a dorm or office, and the AC/DC power means you can plug it into a car, which is handy for road trips. But don’t expect it to replace a real fridge.

The cooling is inconsistent if your room gets too warm, and it really struggles in hot environments. Still, for light personal use and small spaces, it does what it promises without fuss.

This Antarctic Star mini fridge is the kind of thing you didn’t know you needed until you have it. I keep mine on my office desk, and it’s perfect for chilling toner, insulin, or a couple of sodas.

It’s small—holds six cans max—but the removable shelf helps you stash odd-shaped items like skincare jars or small food containers. The thermoelectric cooling works quietly, and at 25dB, it’s barely audible, even in a silent room.

I’ve used it in the car too, thanks to the 12V adapter, which is a nice bonus. But like most mini fridges of this type, it can’t get super cold—just 32°F to 40°F below ambient, so if your room hits 80°F, the inside is only around 48°F.

That’s fine for drinks, but not for anything needing real refrigeration. Still, for light-duty cooling and tight spaces, it’s a reliable little unit.

This little Frigidaire fridge is perfect if you’re after something you can toss in your backpack or keep at your desk without hogging space. I’ve used it in my office and even on a road trip, and it actually keeps my soda cold—though don’t expect it to freeze anything.

It’s great for students or anyone in a small apartment who just needs a few drinks or a yogurt chilled. The thermoelectric cooling is quiet and eco-friendly, which I appreciate, but it struggles when the room gets warm, especially above 80°F.

Still, for light use and portability, it’s hard to beat. Just know it won’t replace a real fridge.

If you’re tight on space and want something simple and green, this one’s worth a look.

I’ve been using this Feelfunn mini fridge in my home office, and honestly, it’s surprised me. It fits 24 cans without feeling cramped, and the temperature control is spot-on—I keep my beer at 42°F and sodas icy.

The blue LED light gives it a nice vibe, and it’s quiet enough that I don’t notice it running while I work. It’s ideal for someone who wants a compact but serious drink fridge for their room, dorm, or game setup.

The only hiccup? It took a full day to stabilize after I set it up, and the manual insists you leave it upright for 12 hours first, which is easy to forget.

But once it’s running, it’s solid.

Look, if you’re the kind of person who loves having a cold drink within arm’s reach—or maybe you’re into keeping your serums and moisturizers chilled—this little CROWNFUL fridge is kind of a no-brainer. It’s barely bigger than a shoebox, but it fits six cans easy, and I love that it can warm things up too, which is rare at this size.

I’ve used it in my bedroom, in the car, even brought it on a weekend camping trip. It’s quiet—like, legit silent most of the time—and doesn’t guzzle power.

The handle makes it easy to move around, and the removable shelf helps organize snacks or skincare. But here’s the catch: it only cools down 10–20°C below room temp, so if your room is sweltering, don’t expect ice-cold beer.

It’s perfect for light personal use, not heavy-duty chilling.