Whirlpool 15" Undercounter Wine Center with Towel Handle Bar

Works, very quiet and functional.

Submitted 05-20-16

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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Works great, very happy.

15" undercounter wine fridge

by Pauli the entertainer

Submitted 02-06-16

clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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Looks nearly as good as high end brands and does a good job keeping the wine cool. But the shelves are flimsy and get off the track very easily when you pull them out to get a bottle out. For that reason, I am concerned that may end up being a problem in the long run.

Don't take standard features for granted, they're not there

Submitted 12-17-15

clear No, I would not recommend this to a friend

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Bought this as a replacement for a malfunctionning wine cellar (other brand). The form factor is nice and what I was looking for as I didn't have a lot of space. It's also not too noisy, which was a major concern as it is in the open dining/living room area. My previous wince fridge had temperature fluctuation problems, so this is something I was sensitive to. Two design aspects ARE COMPLETELY UNACCEPTABLE: 1- the LCD displays ONLY the temperature SETTING, NOT THE ACTUAL TEMPERATURE (only a careful read of the manual will reveal this, or actually trying it, which is impossible if they don't have one at the store and/or you are ordering online). This seems like a step backwards from a feature I've taken for granted for years. 2- THE LCD TEMPERATURE SETTING IS NOT VISIBLE WHEN THE DOOR IS CLOSED. Never occurred to me to have to confirm this, again, seemed like a no brainer. So if I want to see the actual temperature, I will have to buy a seperate battery powered thermometer and install it within the fridge, which is just plain ridiculous. This means I also have no idea if the temperature fluctuates in this one and what the actual temperature of my wine bottles actually is. I also don't see why a fridge that is a quarter of the size of a regular one and hardly has to work (needs to keep my red wine between 10C and 15C as opposed to something like 4C in a regular fridge) costs about as much as a regular frige, but that's not just whirlpool, the average price of these things on the market seems easily in the 1500$-2000$ range (although capacity may increase/vary). Overall, I was expecting much,much better and ended up making sacrifices for the lower price I never imagined (or knew) I would have to make.

Super quiet

Submitted 11-12-15

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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This wine cooler, while only a single temperature style, is quiet running, holds a lot of bottles, and looks great. I like it much better than my previous ones in other homes.

Works great, looks great, for regular bottles

Submitted 10-27-15

done Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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You mostly want this to fit as many bottles as it says and keep them at the temperature you select, consistently. It keeps temperature exactly right and it looks great. But today wine makers use skinny bottles, regular bottle and slightly shorter, slightly fatter bottles. The room between shelves doesn't do well with some of the shorter bottles, so you lose a shelf. Champagne bottles will cost you some more shelves. But, take all that into consideration when you choose your size unit and you will be very pleased with it.