Danby Designer DAR044A4BDD-6 4.4 Cu.Ft. Mini Fridge, Compact Refrigerator
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About Danby Designer DAR044A4BDD-6 4.4 Cu.Ft. Mini Fridge, Compact Refrigerator
Overall Feedback:
73% positive
83% found the temperature control easy to use; however, 17% experienced inconsistencies or inaccurate temperature readings
Within an hour or two, the compact-refrigerator temperature was down to 40F degrees.
I can easily adjust the temperature control and it maintains its coldness without any intervention since I turned it on.
I had to set the temperature control to maximum cold to reach 37 degrees, which is not ideal.
79% found the size and capacity suitable; however, 21% wished for more space or had issues with fitting items
The fridge is well made, lighter than most mini fridges, and its shelves are strong enough to fill with cans.
The shelf spacing is not enough to store beer bottles standing up, resulting in wasted space.
The refrigerator is too large and it makes returning a pain.
My only complaint is that only one quart size liquid container can fit in the door. I need to build a new door shelf and/or cut/reinforce a metal wire shelf.
86% found it quiet to operate; however, 14% experienced occasional loud noises or buzzing sounds
The refrigerator runs quietly without any clicking and clacking noise.
The compact-refrigerator runs well and the noise level is not that bad.
According to me, when the refrigerator kicks in, there is only a slight whine and hum, and it is not louder than any fridge I have had before.
I noticed a subtle buzzing sound coming from the refrigerator.
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82% appreciated its energy efficiency
The fridge quickly cooled down to the desired temperature.
86% liked its cooling performance; however, 14% experienced occasional temperature fluctuations
The compact-refrigerator cools down quickly, taking about 3-4 hours to reach near 40F, which I confirmed with a glass of water and temperature probe.
I observed ice buildup on the back inside wall by setting the temperature control to maximum cold.
