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Price: $103.75
You Save: $114.25 (52%) | Touch-sensitive control panel and LED display; adjustable thermostatFreestanding; quiet operation; leveling legs for balance; ETL-approvedMeasures 19-1/2 by 10-1/4 by 25-3/5 inches; 1-year limited warranty |
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List Price:
$319.99
Price: $145.45
You Save: $174.54 (55%)
Details
- Soft interior light
- Adjustable temperature range: 54 ~ 66°F
- Adjustable thermostat with LED temperature display
- Reflective glass door with touch sensitive controls
Description
20 Measure bottles capacity with removable shelves. Mirror glass door with black embroidery and cabinet reflects a contemporary look. Touch sensitive control panel with LED temperature flash on door. Thermoelectric Technology (no compressor) offers a quiet operation with no vibration. Flexible temperature between 54 to 66°F.
Customer Reviews
Significant value on sale
I got this filler for $150 (plus $50 shipping) when the list price was $320. It arrived on in good time always and is made of high quality materials - no flimsy shelves, etc. Not exactly sure what thermoelectric is in a mechanical sense, but it's certainly quiet. I put a fridge thermometer inside and it stays within 2 degrees of the digital background (digital setting is 62, thermometer is 60). The reflective glass and interior shining make for a sleek look. I'd definitely buy this product again.
November 27, 2009
(Orange County, CA) | Helpful Votes: 40 | Rating: 5
Wine enthusiasts mind. Will not fit "Standard" bottles.
When I purchased this it had eight 5-VIP reviews, with everyone saying they love it. No 4-star or lower reviews at all with nothing bad to say. So I didn't hesitate to buy it, but I safe do regret it. It's going back or in the trash.This unit looks nice in the pictures, but looks trashy in person, the racks are flimsy and generally just screams poor quality. My important air is set to 70 and the cooler was set to 54 and the fan, although not too loud, kept kicking on repeatedly. Thats ok, as large as it could serve its purpose it would be a 4-star, but I can't even use it.The description says it holds 20 standard bottles, but by "archetype" they mean thin Bordeaux bottles only. To me a standard bottle is a Burgundy as that is the size bottle most dry wines are sold in. I was able to cram a case of Pinot Noir in there if I only put 3 on a row and alternated bottles front to back and not use the forefront shelf at all because the flimsy shelves bowed down from the...
October 30, 2011
(CA USA) | Helpful Votes: 11 | Rating: 1
Elevated, but could be better!
First the well-disposed - I've had it a month and seems well made, is compact and quiet, styling is minimalist, just a black cube, and the temperature pilot is easy to set. The interior LED light seems unnecessary (it is controlled by a button on the front, not by opening the door) but looks reputable if you have the cooler on display. As you can see from the published dimensions, it is compact so not very convenient on the floor; it really requests to be raised for ease of access and not having counter space I bought a $8 (yes, that's eight dollars, or $7.99 to be conscientious) coffee table from IKEA to put it on. Then the not so good: yes, it is quiet but it does make a very soft moaning blast when cooling - not a problem for me but could be for some. But things you really need to know about before you purchase: 1. It does not commemorate the set temperature if it loses power, but resets to 52 degrees. I don't want to keep wine that cold, a moment ago want to control temperature...
November 26, 2011
| Helpful Votes: 3 | Rating: 4
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