Danby DWC350BLPA 35 Bottle Wine Cooler - Platinum

• 35 bottle freestanding wine cooler
• Shatter resistant tempered glass door with platinum trim
• Interior display light
• Reversible door hinge
• 5 slide out wire shelves

Spaces are too small to accomodate pinot noir wines or champagnes--have to wedge the bottles in to the shelves--ruins the labels, can only fit 4 bottles per shelf.Temp seems to fluctuate too much--sometimes the bottles are way too cold. Given the cost of the wines, I wish I had looked elsewhere.

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I bought one of these units hoping that it will give me a constant temperature throughout the year to age my wine, but it is way too cold for it.Even at the "warmest" setting, the fridge was running at 9 degrees C (48 F).I called Danby and they sent a serviceman to check out the fridge.He recorded the back of the fridge to be 2 degrees C (36 F), and he kept saying this is not a wine cooler but more like a beer cooler!

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We enjoyed our fridge so much, we bought a second one! They are both full of wine bottles of all sizes and everything has been great. No problems at all!

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After going through 3 bad fridges..... FINALLY we found this one! We love this wine fridge!! No problems w/ the temperature or storage. Awesome wine fridge that does what it is supposed to and looks good while doing it. We are thrilled w/ our purchase!

I knew this particular one would look somewhat cheap (plastic finish rather than stainless steel, thin interior walls, limited features), but for the price I figured I could live with that. However, what was unacceptable about this one was temperature and noise. I was hoping that I wouldn't get the unit with these issues that were mentioned by others, but I did unfortunately.

First of all, the temperature. Top shelves had ice on them! I guess if I wanted my wine that cold, I just could have thrown it in my freezer.

Second, the noise. The compressor itself is pretty quiet. However, my unit made roaring and whooshing noises like an old refrigerator. Annoying at the very least, but also led me to think something more serious could be wrong. Worst of all though was the popping noise that literally sounded like the glass was cracking. I'm guessing this was due to expansion and contraction of the glass with fluctuations in temperature, but would they not have an expansion joint or something on the edges of the glass to prevent this noise?

All in all, I got a lemon, and I returned it today (after 2 days of usage). I'm not taking my chances on another unit of the same model since it's a pain to unpack and pack. I say steer clear of this model.