The limitations on the cooling are 20-degrees Centigrade below the current temperature or provide heat up to 65-degrees Centigrade when using the hot mode. Therefore, while it won’t keep your drinks ice cold if it’s scorching indoors, for the power it uses and its compactness, we’ve no complaints. Similarly, it will keep cooked food warm enough to eat later too. Also, cosmetics or medication that must be kept cold can be stored inside instead. It has true portable/travel credentials. So, it’s good for going camping but equally works fine indoors as a mini fridge in an office, bedroom, man cave or inside a car too. The MFR45WH model is useful in a home office, bedroom or for motorhome/RV/camping with supplied electrical hook-ups. However, it does need the usual 24 hours to let the coolant settle. It depends how close you’re sitting near it or what your other activities are whether the 45 dB is too noisy for your needs. It will be fine for some people and not for others. Usually the 4 (out of 5) thermostat setting is cold enough. Use of the icebox requires the coldest setting to be really effective, which typically increases the noise factor to the maximum. The internal storage capacity is 24-litres. There’s a single adjustable shelf (no additional shelves are available to increase this). However, what matters is what kind of bottles can be fit inside. With a high enough removable shelf position, various popular brands of beer bottles or a small bottle of water can fit on the bottom shelf. The top shelf then has enough space to store a few cans of a chosen beverage. While ideal for a Man Cave, this cooler could sit happily in a garage, a home office when occasionally entertaining, or other places where easy access to a cold drink is desired.

Russell Hobbs, RHTTLDR2 Table Top Larder Fridge, Mini Fridge

This 43 litre table top fridge is rated an impressive A+ for energy efficiency, being sure to keep energy bills down whilst adding extra refrigerator space in your home. It has won plenty of fans across the internet thanks to its quiet running, energy efficiency and reversible door, allowing it to fit into any room almost unnoticed. There's also a little freezer compartment on the top shelf (though buyers have offered varying reports of the quality of that particular part.) The internal capacity is 41 litres which is large enough to store up to a 2-litre bottle of water; standing storage for 13 x 1.5-litre water bottles is possible too. An ice cube tray is included. Many campers and motorhome owners use this type of fridge to store food for cooking later on a gas travel stove. The interior layout with its 45-litre capacity is almost identical to the Russell Hobbs model, so there’s a door section to hold a 1.5-litre bottle and some other items, and space for a couple of small yoghurts up top. The removable upper shelf can store one large item and some smaller bits below the icebox. The icebox is just large enough to store an ice cube tray inside. The bottom shelf is reasonably spacious to hold food and small drinks too. A look inside the Cookology Table Top Mini Fridge.With a massive 66 litre capacity, this mini fridge is big enough to refrigerate several days' worth of food, so it could even be a decent main fridge for anyone who shops daily rather than weekly. It uses 85 watts during operations and may run off a 12-volt power system (draws 8 amps). This is because these larger fridges are mainly designed for motorhome owners. For the UK market, there’s also a fitted 230-volt system to plug directly into the UK mains power system too, so you have the best of both worlds here. The inelegantly named model RHTTLF1B from Russell Hobbs is a top performer. Depending on how it’s priced, it offers excellent value and provides good all-round performance. Russell Hobbs is a respected brand in consumer refrigeration and many other kitchen appliances too. Which is the best mini fridge? It's an important question when a heatwave arrives and you want to have cold drinks on hand. Use them like a hotel mini-bar and they're great for entertaining. But they can also be a smart solution for smaller kitchens, or for people who simply don't need a large, energy-hungry refrigerator.

Russell Hobbs RHTTF67W 66 Litre Reversible Doors F Table Top Russell Hobbs RHTTF67W 66 Litre Reversible Doors F Table Top

The gross weight is 3.8 kg clearly showing how this product was designed with true portability in mind. It emits up to 28 dB in sound, which is only about 60% of top-end mini fridges and strikes a balance between a mini fridge and the typically quieter drinks only coolers. It’s very affordable too. You don't have permission to access "http://www.argos.co.uk/browse/appliances/fridges-and-freezers/fridges/c:29616/brands:russell-hobbs/" on this server.

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The internal storage capacity is 10-litres. The interior space can hold ten 330ml cans of beer or fizzy drinks. It’s also able to store milk and keep it fresh. Or hot food, obviously. The internal shelf can also be removed to store 2 x 2 pints of milk or something similarly sized. Sneaking a couple of slim bars of Chocolate on the side of the inside door isn’t out of the question either as there’s a small mini shelf there too. A look inside the Subcold Ultra 10 Mini Fridge. The 45.8-litre capacity of this Stella-Artois mini fridge isn’t likely to disappoint. The square-shaped fridge measuring 51cm high by 43cm wide by 46cm deep has a reversible door that provides easy access to another cold one as needed. The door is metal with a glass interior, making it transparent to see the contents of the cooler from across the room. Alternative Husky styles are available such as this Rubiks Cube themed Husky fridge. The shape is upright rectangular with a rigid carry handle on the top for good measure. The exact measurements are 342mm in height, 244.5 in width and 289mm in depth.