Danby DWC310BL Wine Cooler Reviews

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What's great about it:?Reasonably priced What's not so great:?Warmest temp still too cold for red wine storage "The Danby is a great purchase if you look at it from the price as well as the storage capacity point of view. However, the temperature is way too cool for red wines. from Bestbuy.com Pros: Cost Cons: Uncontrollable temperature, cheap design, no digital display "The Danby specs say this cellar will store wines at up to 57.2 degrees (F). However, no matter what setting you put the turn-dial temperature on (which is only specified by Max or Min) it stays at a way-too-cold-for-reds 44 - 48 degrees (F). from Bestbuy.com Pros: Plenty of Room "After reviewing many wine fridges, I decided on this model due to its bottle capacity and cost. I've only had it about a month but have had no problems! from Bestbuy.com We were looking for a medium sized wine cooler to hold our modest collection of red and white wines, that wasn't overkill. This is exactly what we got with this cooler!The size is perfect for someone who like to keep more than 6 bottles of wine in the house, but doesn't have a huge collection needing climate control. from Bestbuy.com After weeks of researching many major brands of wine coolers in the under $500 range, small to mid-size, capable of holding anywhere from 6 to 50 bottles of wine for the simple convenience of maintaining my small collection of wines in the 45 F to 55 F temperature range I came to only one conclusion. It wasn’t as important to have a digitally controlled cabinet, as it was to maintain the desired temperature with dependability so analog temperature control was also considered. from Compactappliance.com After weeks of researching many major brands of wine coolers in the under $500 range, small to mid-size, capable of holding anywhere from 6 to 50 bottles of wine for the simple convenience of maintaining my small collection of wines in the 45 F to 55 F temperature range I came to only one conclusion. It wasn’t as important to have a digitally controlled cabinet, as it was to maintain the desired temperature with dependability so analog temperature control was also considered. from Ajmadison.com Good value Pros: Precise Temperature, Quiet Best Uses: Kitchen Describe Yourself: Wine Enthusiast from Abt.com Good value Pros: Precise Temperature, Quiet Best Uses: Kitchen Describe Yourself: Wine Lover from Abt.com 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. from Amazon.com ... and I am a red wine person (got this as a gift). As with other reviewers, I have tried a lot of different thermostat positions and have concluded that the thermostat is there only as an ornament -- there is no effect on the temperature whatever the position. from Amazon.com

Released	over 3 years ago
Refrigerator Type	Wine Cooler
Defrost	Automatic Defrost
Exterior Color	Black
Door Opens	Opens to Left and Right
Controls / Display	Electronic Control
Extra Features	Glass Doors
MPN	dwc310bl
Overall Depth	18.5 in.
Overall Height	32.7 in.
Overall Width	17.7 in.
Shelf Material	Wire
Total Number of Shelves	7
UPC	67638310031
Warranty	1 Year Parts and Labor 5 Years Parts (Sealed System)
Wine Cooler Capacity	35 bottles

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