Product Description
The EdgeStar Beverage Cooler with stainless steel trimmed door (BWC70SS) stores up to 62 standard 12 oz. cans, and it's perfect for storing 20 oz. energy drinks and 16 oz. beers. One of the smallest beverage refrigerators to offer a reversible door, the BWC70SS can be adjusted for free-standing installation in any location. Complete with a double paned glass door and chrome shelving this refrigerator offers an excellent professional display of your beverage selection.This freestanding beverage center has an approximate temperature range from the high 30s to mid 50s degrees Fahrenheit which can be managed using the thermostat control knob on the back of the unit. The slide-out chrome self can be removed or adjusted as needed, depending on the size of the items being stored. Overall, the EdgeStar 62 Can Beverage Cooler is ideal for entertaining guests with limited space.•Low Temperature Operation:While most beverage coolers don't go below 42°F, this beverage cooler goes to the high 30s for frosty-cold beverages•Powerful Compressor:The compressor-based cooling system ensures optimum beer and beverage temperature and quick cooling times•"Tall-Boy" Beverage Capacity:This unit is perfect for cooling 20 oz. energy drinks and 16 oz. tall-boy beers thanks to the shelf configuration•Compact Size:Small size offers high capacity storage using minimal space
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #203 in Major Appliances
- Color: black
- Brand: EdgeStar
- Model: BWC70SS
Features
- Capacity: 62 - 12 oz. standard cans, 32 - 20 oz. bottles (VitaminWater/Gatorade style), 51 - 12 oz. slim cans (Red Bull style), 40 - 16 oz. "tall boy" cans
- Manual temperature control knob on back of unit, Approximate temperature range: High 30s - Mid 50sºF , Approval: ETL, Warranty: 90 days labor, 1 year parts; Mail-in
- Powerful compressor based cooling, Color: Black cabinet with stainless steel trimmed glass door
- Reversible double paned glass door, Removable slide-out chrome shelf, Freestanding application, Manual defrost
- 115 Volts - 60 Hertz - 85 Watts - 1.3 Amps, Weight: 40 pounds, Dimensions: 20" H x 17" W x 18½ " D
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
11 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
By Ava
This refrigerator looks great but functions poorly. When I first purchased it it was freezing my water bottles in the back. After about two weeks it barely keeps the water cool (at the highest setting). It really is a poorly working refrigerator. Save your money...plus there is no light for it. I would have wanted a light to see my beverages through the glass door better.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
By Jane M. Wick
Other than the door issue the cooler works fine--just feel that being unable to do the reversal is an indicator for poor quality control at the factory level.
15 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
By Wesley Mosher
First: This in no way is a 62 can beverage cooler. Unless you have all the same drinks stored, there is no way that you can fit 62 cans and still reach the ones in the back without having to remove all the ones in front.
Second: I use this in my dorm room, and it is very loud--sometimes obtrusively so. It makes a very high pitched whining noise as the compressor vibrates. My friends who have much cheaper and larger refrigerators do not have this same problem.
Third: The items in no way get as cold as a normal, full size refrigerator. Although I did expect this, even at the highest level of "coldness" this refrigerator is not what I had expected. It does keep everything cool, but certain items such as milk will not keep very long since the bacteria grow faster in the warmer environment. This aspect of the refrigerator was disappointing.
I rate this as a 3 star because, even with its flaws, it is a very nice looking unit. I wanted something that was visually appealing, and that is what I got. Its a nice fridge, but for the same amount of money (plus S&H) I can get a much larger fridge at my local "big box" store that even has a separate freezer.
Do I have buyer's remorse? Occasionally, yes.
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