Frigidaire - 45 Bottle Two-Zone Wine Cooler - Stainless Steel

We love it so far! We previously had a wine cooler that was noisy, this one is so quiet we don't even know it's there. The wood shelves make it look nicer than the metal ones that most coolers have and again, it is quieter when we remove a bottle. The only negative is that the shelves are not easy for bottles of sparkling wine and champagne - which are my favorites. I'd definitely recommend it.

Looks great. Works great. A little tight for the wider bottles. Would probably need to remove one of the trays to make it fit, but would mean less bottles total. Wish the controls were outside so doesn't need to open the door to turn the light on and change the temperature.

This wine cooler barely allows bottles to sit on the shelves. There is barely enough room with a lot of effort to get the bottles to sit between the wooden shelves.

I am very happy with the design, performance, materials, and quietness of this fridge. I don’t think you can do better at this price point. I use its standalone, not under a kitchen counter or wet bar. I’m pleased with how quiet it is when the compressor is running, and the exterior, wood, and interior lighting all look great. I am not sure how well the dual temp zones work in practice, but that wasn’t a hugely important feature for me. Easy 5 stars.

If I was reviewing this in the first month of owning this, I'd give it 5 stars as I was thrilled during that honeymoon phase. Cut to month 7 & I've just realized why we have a moldy smell in the house! We left for 4 months & while we've been back for a bit, we haven't had the need to drink any wine. The weather is cold here, so we've been using our space heater the past few weeks & while doing so, we noticed it had a bad smell. Thinking it was the heater, we called the company & they offered to return it as it was still under warranty & part of a recall on that model (lucky us). The new one came & within an hour of using the new one, we STILL smelled this foul smell... I just went to open the wine fridge to open a bottle for the first time only to find the upper portion (cooler portion) had a VERY thick wall of ice in the back with a lot of mold growing on each rung of the wood shelf about 4 inches out from it. We were beyond mortified & disappointed & had to remove all the bottles, with the exception of one that I can't remove until we defrost it as the shelves are a few inches into the ice wall & cannot be moved. The hardwood floor underneath the unit clearly has had water leakage while we were away as the floor boards are a bit warped & not flush anymore. The cooling unit must have malfunctioned allowing condensation to build up accumulating enough frost until it became this ice wall-- fodder worthy of GoT "The Wall" jokes~- it's a complete mess! We have to wait until morning to unplug it, take it outside & allow it to defrost so we can deal with it. I'm hoping the store will exchange it as there's no way we want to continue using this with all the mold growth that's happened in it soaking thru the wood slats. I haven't felt well since after coming back for the holidays... makes me wonder if it's been because of the mold smell in our home. This is a HUGE disappointment- it's my very first wine fridge...I've been wanting one for years & took weeks of research to select the best one for our budget. I have expensive bottles of wine that were housed it in... I'm really hoping they're all fine. If I can return this, I'll be looking to get a single temperature wine fridge & not a dual temp one... in Googling this type of issue, some have said single temp wine fridges are better to prevent something like this & being that the lower half of this fridge is okay still, I'm thinking they're right on the money with that advice. If you're considering this one, I'd monitor it on a regular basis- something you SHOULD NOT have to do, but clearly something that was needed here... the whole point of getting this before we were going to be away for several months, was for it to do its job & take care of my wine, not ruin beautiful labels & damage our hardwood floor. Maybe we just ended up with a dud, as I see many are happy with their purchase, but it's definitely no fun to be on the receiving end of an icy / moldy mess like this & have to worry about my wine collection being compromised.