Top 4 compared

The best beverage fridges

A cold drink ready to grab whenever you want one, with room left in the kitchen fridge for food.

Updated October 21, 2026 · How they compare

A glass-door drinks fridge built into a kitchen island, drinks poured above and garden doors open on a summer afternoon

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The top 4 at a glance

  1. #1Best overall hOmeLabs 120-can $200–$3008.9/10
  2. #2Best budget Icyglee 126-can $150–$2008.6/10
  3. #3 EUHOMY 130-can $150–$2008.6/10
  4. #4 Electactic 130-can $150–$2008.2/10

A beverage fridge is a small glass-door refrigerator for cans, beer and wine, so the drinks are on show and out of the kitchen fridge. The common size slides under a counter or stands in a den, office or home bar, and plugs into an ordinary outlet. Most have a touch panel for the temperature and an LED light inside, to find a drink in the dark.

Like any fridge it needs to stand upright for some hours after delivery, a full day for some makers, before it’s plugged in, and it chills an empty cabinet faster, so load warm cans a shelf at a time. It runs day and night, which is why the yearly energy figure on the listing is worth a glance, and a reversible hinge lets the door open away from a wall.

What matters

  • The coldest setting, for beer and soda; the warm end suits wine.
  • Shelves that lift out, so wine bottles can lie flat.
  • Fan cooling, which keeps the top shelf as cold as the bottom.
  • The noise figure in decibels, for a bedroom or office.

#1

Best overall

8.9/10Picked Rating

hOmeLabs beverage refrigerator, standing in the home bar corner of a finished basement
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#1hOmeLabs Beverage Refrigerator (120 cans, 3.2 cu ft)

$200–$300

Best overall

8.9/10Picked Rating

A stainless-framed glass-door fridge that takes 120 cans on three removable chrome shelves and chills them down to 34°F, set on a digital touch panel. A white LED light shows what’s inside without opening the door.

What owners say: Owners say it keeps drinks cold and runs quietly, and they like how it looks with the light on, with room for 12-ounce glass bottles too. A few had theirs arrive dented or damaged.

A closer look: Give it a few hours standing upright after delivery before plugging it in, as with any fridge. At just over 33 in tall it suits a home bar, office or den, and the chrome shelves slide out to make room for wine bottles or tall cans.

  • White LED interior light
  • Stainless steel door frame
  • Digital touch panel
  • Shelves slide out for wine

Best for: Home bars and offices

Capacity
3.2 cu ft, 120 cans
Temperature
Down to 34°F
Energy
288 kWh a year
Size (H x W x D)
33.3 x 18.9 x 17.3 in
Shelves
3 chrome wire
Glass door
Reinforced glass
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#2

Best budget

8.6/10Picked Rating

Icyglee beverage refrigerator, standing in a game room beside a pool table
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#2Icyglee Beverage Refrigerator (126 cans, 3.2 cu ft)

$150–$200

Best budget

8.6/10Picked Rating

Takes 126 cans on four removable shelves, with a fan spreading the cold through the cabinet and a tempered glass door with a low-E film to hold it in. The touch panel sets anything from 34°F for beer to 64°F for red wine.

What owners say: It tucks neatly into a man cave or studio, owners find, with plenty of room for drinks and a blue light they like. Cooling and noise divide them, and several had units arrive damaged.

A closer look: Use the adjustable feet to level it before loading, so the door closes squarely against the seal. The hinge can move to the other side if the door would open into a wall, and for wine, take out a shelf and lay the bottles across the one below.

  • 360° fan cooling
  • Reversible door hinge
  • Adjustable leveling feet
  • LED interior light

Best for: Dens, studios and game rooms

Capacity
3.2 cu ft, 126 cans
Temperature
34–64°F
Energy
289 kWh a year
Size (H x W x D)
31.3 x 17.5 x 18.9 in
Shelves
4 removable
Glass door
Tempered, low-E film
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#3

8.6/10Picked Rating

EUHOMY beverage refrigerator, standing beside a desk in a bright home office
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#3EUHOMY Beverage Refrigerator (130 cans, 3.2 cu ft)

$150–$200

8.6/10Picked Rating

Five removable shelves across five slots take up to 130 cans, and a fan keeps the temperature even from top to bottom. EUHOMY puts its use at 0.69 kWh a day and its noise at 36 dB, quiet enough for a bedroom or office.

What owners say: Well over 100 standard cans fit, and the blue light is a favorite. How cold and how quiet it runs splits opinion, with some finding it stops at about 50°F, and a few had one fail within a year.

Heads up: EUHOMY asks for it to stand upright for 24 hours before it’s first switched on.

A closer look: Arrange the five shelves to suit the load: close together for rows of cans, or with one taken out so wine bottles can stand. The door is reversible, so it can open whichever way suits the room.

  • Runs at 36 dB
  • Frost-free fan cooling
  • Reversible door
  • Adjustable feet
  • Stand upright 24 hours first

Best for: Bedrooms where noise matters

Capacity
3.2 cu ft, 130 cans
Temperature
37–61°F
Energy
252 kWh a year
Size (H x W x D)
30.9 x 17.8 x 18.5 in
Shelves
5 removable
Glass door
Double-layer, UV-blocking
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#4

8.2/10Picked Rating

Electactic beverage refrigerator, built in neatly under the countertop of a kitchen island, the cabinet doors on either side
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#4Electactic Beverage Refrigerator (130 cans, 3.2 cu ft)

$150–$200

8.2/10Picked Rating

Five adjustable wire racks take up to 130 cans, or a mix of wine bottles, beer and bottled water, and the touch control sets anything from 37°F to 61°F. At about 31 in tall it’s made to fit under a countertop, with LED lighting to find a drink in the dark.

What owners say: The sleek black finish and the blue light, which doubles as a night-light, win it fans, and it slots neatly under counters and into coffee bars. Cooling, noise and value all draw mixed views.

A closer look: At 180 kWh a year by its listing, it uses the least power of the four. Let it run empty for a few hours to reach temperature, then add warm cans a shelf at a time rather than all at once, so it isn’t struggling to chill a full load.

  • Adjustable racks fit wine bottles
  • LED interior light
  • Reversible door
  • Touch temperature control

Best for: Tucking in below a counter

Capacity
3.2 cu ft, 130 cans
Temperature
37–61°F
Energy
180 kWh a year
Size (H x W x D)
31.1 x 17.6 x 17.9 in
Shelves
5 wire
Glass door
Glass, airtight seal
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How they compare

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Feature#1hOmeLabs 120-can#2Icyglee 126-can#3EUHOMY 130-can#4Electactic 130-can
Best overallBest budget
Picked Rating8.98.68.68.2
Price$200–$300$150–$200$150–$200$150–$200
Capacity3.2 cu ft, 120 cans3.2 cu ft, 126 cans3.2 cu ft, 130 cans3.2 cu ft, 130 cans
TemperatureDown to 34°F34–64°F37–61°F37–61°F
Energy288 kWh a year289 kWh a year252 kWh a year180 kWh a year
Size (H x W x D)33.3 x 18.9 x 17.3 in31.3 x 17.5 x 18.9 in30.9 x 17.8 x 18.5 in31.1 x 17.6 x 17.9 in
Shelves3 chrome wire4 removable5 removable5 wire
Glass doorReinforced glassTempered, low-E filmDouble-layer, UV-blockingGlass, airtight seal
Best forHome bars and officesDens, studios and game roomsBedrooms where noise mattersTucking in below a counter
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