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NewAir Freestanding 43 Bottle Dual Zone Compressor Wine Fridge in Stainless Steel, Adjustable Racks and Exterior Digital Thermostat

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Color: Stainless Steel


Size: 43 Bottle


Features

  • [PERFECT WINE EVERY TIME] - Wine tastes best when stored at a temperature that brings out its full flavor. Select your ideal temperature down to the degree for optimal wine storage and the compressor will work to reliably give you perfect tasting wine.
  • [DUAL TEMPERATURE ZONES] - Get two wine coolers in one thanks to dual-zone cooling for up to 28 standard wine bottles. Store white wine from 40 to 55 degrees in the upper zone and red wine from 50 to 66 degrees in the lower zone.
  • [PRESERVE WINE FLAVOR AND AROMA] - This fridge comes with a built-in fan to keep the temperature consistent and wine flavors intact until you are ready to serve. A soft LED light that illuminates your collection without emitting heat.
  • [INSULATED UV PROTECTED GLASS DOOR] - Sun UV rays are harmful to a wines flavor profile. This fridge comes with double pane UV-protected insulated glass door to protect and preserve your collection.
  • [VERSATILE ADJUSTABLE SHELVES] - This fridge comes with sleek black wine racks that can be easily removed, making it easy to load bottles, giving you convenient access to your collection.

Description

The Newair Freestanding 43 Bottle Dual Zone Compressor Wine Fridge is the best value for the money when it comes to keeping wine chilled. The quiet, powerful compressor keeps wine at the perfect temperature between 41 and 64 degrees, while the double-paned glass and exterior thermostat controls help keep in the cold for efficient operation. This fridge is equipped with removable racks that help to provide customized storage for up to 43 standard bottles. The sleek stainless-steel design looks great in any room of the house. 1. Perfect Wine Every Time With Compressor Cooling Wine tastes its best when stored at a temperature that brings out its full flavor. Compressor cooling keeps your fridge at the ideal set temperature and gives you perfect tasting wine every time. 2. Preserve Red And White Wine In The Dual Zones Red and white wine deserve their own temperature zones to maintain their own unique tastes and aromas. The Newair baseline wine fridge comes with a built-in fan and two temperature zones to let you store different types of wine at their optimal storage temperatures to keep flavors intact. Enjoy the complete flavor of every bottle, whether it is red, white, or sparkling. 3. Double Pane Glass Door Sun UV rays are harmful to a wine's profile. The Newair baseline wine fridge comes with double pane glass to protect and preserve your collection. Double pane strongly insulates your fridge, so no cool air escapes and no UV rays penetrate. 4. Soft LED and Adjustable Shelves Wine flavors are delicate, which is why the Newair baseline wine fridge features a soft LED light that illuminates your collection without emitting harmful heat like a standard lightbulb. Remove and adjust its sleek racks to accommodate regular or larger- than-standard bottles.

Product Dimensions: 25.47"D x 21.77"W x 38.38"H


Brand: NewAir


Capacity: 4.17 Cubic Feet


Configuration: Freezerless


Color: Stainless Steel


Special Feature: Dual Zone Compressor


Installation Type: Freestanding


Number of Doors: 1


Defrost System: Automatic


Voltage: 120 Volts


Brand: NewAir


Model Name: NWC043SS00


Model Number: NWC043SS00


Color: Stainless Steel


Pattern: Solid


Installation Type: Freestanding


Product Dimensions: 25.47"D x 21.77"W x 38.38"H


Item Weight: 78 Pounds


Finish Type: Black


Door Material Type: Stainless Steel


Capacity: 4.17 Cubic Feet


Configuration: Freezerless


Special Feature: Dual Zone Compressor


Number of Doors: 1


Defrost System: Automatic


Voltage: 120 Volts


Shelf Type: Wire


Form Factor: Wine Cellar


Cooling Method: Compressor


Lock Type: Key


Shelves: 6


Annual Energy Consumption: 280 Kilowatt Hours Per Year


Door Orientation: Right


Frequently asked questions

The NewAir Wine Cooler and Refrigerator has a spacious storage capacity for up to 43 bottles, allowing you to store and chill multiple bottles of wine at optimum conditions.

Absolutely, this model offers versatility for placement. It can be used as a freestanding unit, or can be built into your countertop cabinet for a custom finished look.

The NewAir Wine Cooler and Refrigerator incorporates a UV protected glass door, making sure your wines are protected from harmful UV rays which may affect the taste and quality over time.

The unit is primarily made of high-quality stainless steel material that not only ensures durability and longevity, but also adds a sleek modern look to your kitchen or bar area.

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🚀 Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

Overall, the wine cooler seems to be popular among users due to its storage capacity, quiet operation, consistent temperature regulation, and aesthetic appeal. Some issues reported include the light not working in some units and some finding the cooler noisier than expected. Most users agree that the wine cooler provides value for its price.

Pros

  • 🍾 Spacious, can hold between 36-40 bottles
  • 🍷 Quiet operation
  • 💎 Sleek and aesthetically pleasing design
  • 🌡 Consistent temperature regulation
  • 💰 Good value for money

Cons

  • 💡 In some units, the light didn't work
  • 🔉 Some users found the cooler noisier than expected
  • 📏 Some disagreement about actual capacity (some report it doesn't quite reach advertised capacity)
  • 🌙 Some find the temperature display too bright

Should I Buy It?

If you are in the market for a reasonably priced, spacious wine cooler that offers consistent temperature and quiet operation, this could be a great option for you. Bear in mind, minor issues with the inside light and potential noise levels were reported by a small number of users.

    • Flexible and quiet wine cooler
Color: Stainless Steel Size: 43 Bottle
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We took a chance and purchased this cooler after looking at a hundred reviews all over the net. If you don't want to read this entire review, the net summary is that this wine cooler is spacious, quiet, good looking, and functional. I've had the cooler for about two weeks before writing this review. Why this cooler: The cooler met all of our requirements (at least 36 bottles), it needed to be mid-sized and standalone or under a cabinet, have a glass door, comfortably fit larger cabernet bottles and a champagne bottle or two, and most importantly it needed to be quiet. We came from a 18 bottle cooler that used thermal cooling (no compressor) that held our larger bottles with ease and we didn't want noises coming from our kitchen (our family room is next to it). After looking at all coolers in this price range, and more than triple this price, we decided to try this one. Our reasoning was that all of the coolers had positive and negative reviews, so we might as well start with the less expensive one. Space: Obviously a wine cooler is of no use if it can't hold wine bottles properly. This cooler would be hard pressed to reach the full capacity with regular bottles, but it easily meets our 36-40 bottle need. The fridge is divided into two sections. The top and bottom center have a light, and the light bump out on the bottom makes it difficult to fit a standard wine bottle. A cab will not fit in the top center on the bottom as a result. While the shelves are removable, they are not adjustable. I keep smaller diameter mead bottles on that top bottom rack and therefore the light bump is not a problem. The top section light does not interfere with a standard white wine bottle at all. The depth of the cooler is great. The mead bottles are thin and long. They fit easily. The bump out for the compressor at the bottom (where large bottles need to go) is just slightly deeper than I would have liked. A champagne bottle barely fits straight in with the cork facing the back. I can easily for 4 large bottles on the bottom. The other racks in the center area double up the bottles. When loaded, the metal racks slide okay on the integrated plastic wall rails. If you have really wide red bottles, this may get a little tight. That said, I was able to fit all of my reds without any issues or scraping on the rack above. Noise: I was concerned about using a compressor based cooler in our open floorplan. Fortunately this cooler is very quiet. I measured it with a db meter and it hovered around ~35 db while the compressor was running. In our space with all wood floors, and when nobody is moving, measures between 28-32 db. If I walk around on the hardwood floors with sneakers, it jumps to ~40 db for example. In other words, you can barely hear the buzzing of the compressor when standing next to it in a quiet house. Occasionally I hear a 'click' as the compressor kicks on, but my 10 lb dog's nails creates more noise on the floor than that. Aesthetics: The cooler looks okay as a standalone - more like a typical college fridge from the sides and back (which exposes the compressor). The front stainless steel door looks good and shows fingerprints like all stainless appliances. The internal light is fairly good and subtle but it's not a full on light show. It reflects nicely even with bottles right underneath the center lights. The front panel digital readout is easy to read and bright. It would be nice if the LCD brightness could be adjusted. Maybe it can and I just missed it in the manual. Internally it looks clean and the chrome racks are well made and nice looking. Functionality: The unit so far has held the dual zone temperatures exactly as set. I keep the top at 45F and the bottom at 54F. I have seen it jump after I was loading wine, but it settled back within 10 minutes. It came down to temperature while empty in about 15 minutes so it seems to cool well. I didn't notice the compressor cycling constantly as some have stated, and my house is usually kept at 74F in the summer and 68F in the winter for reference. The LCD panel automatically locks to prevent accidental inputs. At first I thought it was defective and was trying to change temps but nothing was happening - no registration on the panel. You have to hold the up/down buttons for about 5-6 seconds for it to unlock, then the rest of the buttons work. Speaking of, the panel takes a relatively light touch and requires a fairly centered touch too. At first I was pressing harder and harder to get it to register, but in the end a soft touch worked best for me. Thankfully it's not something I will need to fiddle with very often but for turning the light on and off, it's a little inconvenient. I would have preferred to not have an auto-lock on the panel or at least an option to de-activate that feature. Speaking of locks, there are none! If you need a wine cooler with a lock, keep looking or buy a chain to wrap around this one. For me, this is not any more of a problem than having beer in my refrigerator. The unit has two plastic roller wheels in the back, and two adjustable legs in the front with plastic bottoms. It was easy to slide around on my hardwood floors and didn't leave any marks. Leveling was easy with the two front legs but they are a little difficult to reach. That said, they sit back far enough that they can't be seen either. Other Thoughts: Smell - Some have reported a burnt plastic smell in their cooler that wouldn't go away. After unpacking when I first opened the cooler, it did have that smell. The instructions tell you to wipe down the interior with soap and water. After I did this, I let the cooler sit with the door open for 2-3 hours. This needs to be done anyway before plugging it in to let the coolant settle. After that time I put the racks back in and I didn't notice any lingering smell. Packaging - The unit came well packaged. It has a very heavy gauge carboard outer box with re-enforced removable 'rails' protecting the corners. Thick foam surrounds the unit and straps hold the top to the bottom. The bottom carboard that the cooler rests on is > 4 in thick. The feet and rollers are nestled in that and are well protected. Cutting the straps allows the top of the container to lift off. My box showed some corner strikes, but the cooler was in perfect condition. There is basically 2 in of padding all around the cooler so it would take a hard hit to dent it. Recommendation: Overall, I'm really happy with this cooler for the money I paid for it. So far it is working well, holds everything I have, is quiet, and looks good. I'm not sure what else I would want other than a little teeny bit more space between the bottles, but then the entire cooler would be bigger and wouldn't fit under a counter. I would recommend this cooler to anyone who doesn't have really particular needs and is just looking for a good and quiet wine cooler that can hold 40-ish 'normal' bottles. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2021 by Microdev Microdev
    • Customer service is fantastic
Color: Stainless Steel Size: 76 Bottle
I experienced a problem with my Newair 76 bottle wine cooler; customer service jumped in and resolved my issue. I highly recommend Newair products (own 6; humidors, ice maker and wine cooler) they are quality materials backed with solid customer service.
Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023 by William Day
    • Good for the money, but noisy
Color: Stainless Steel Size: 98 Bottle
This fridge does exactly what it's supposed to do: keep wine at the right temperature. I've only had mine for about a week, but so far so good. It holds 90+ bottles comfortably, although you have to store them all head-to-toe which makes reading the labels pretty much impossible. My biggest complaint with the fridge is how noisy it is. The average ambient sound level is only around 35 decibels, but when the compressor cycles on and off (roughly every 3-4 minutes), there is a loud, unmistakable "click" sound. I don't think I've ever heard a fridge make such a pronounced "CLICK" noise more often than this. So, I wouldn't recommend this fridge if you are noise sensitive and plan to keep it in an area where you'll spend a lot of your quiet time every day. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2023 by Mike
    • New kitchen wine fridge
Color: Black Size: 28 Bottle
There was a piece missing when we unpacked it. I contacted the company directly and they fixed the problem very quickly and professionally. After getting the quick fix we are more than pleased with the product. It is very quite and works exactly as advertised.
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by Shuey
    • Do not purchase this product!!
Color: Stainless Steel Size: 43 Bottle
I purchased and installed this cooler and set the temperature in both zones to 55 degrees. After a few hours the top zone had reached and maintained 55 degrees, the lower zone had reached and stayed at 59 degrees. I powered the unit off and back on and reset the temps on both zones, again the top zone lowered and stayed at 55 and the lower zone reached 59 degrees and stayed. I contacted Amazon and they quickly sent a replacement unit, it performed exactly the same way, the lower zone would not go lower that 59 degrees. I contacted NEWAIR support and they stated that the product was working as designed, that the temperature could fluctuate in ether zone by up to 5 degrees. I stated three times that there is not fluctuation here, it will not go any colder than 59 degrees regardless of what the documentation says that it will maintain temps from 54-64 to no avail. Do yourself a favor, pick another product with better support and Amazon, stop selling this junk! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2023 by JaxJags
    • Beautiful and quiet
Color: Stainless Steel Size: 28 Bottle
Very nice looking unit, especially with the blue light on. I have the whites on top along with my Margarita mix and tonic water. The reds are on the bottom and the temp is separated nicely. Very happy with my purchase.
Reviewed in the United States on September 4, 2022 by Kim Zalewski
    • Best wine frig
Color: Stainless Steel Size: 43 Bottle
I love that this can keep both reds and whites at different temperatures. Nice blue LED light so you can see at all times what temp you have your wines at.
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2023 by Denny
    • Does it's job well but not that efficient?
Color: Stainless Steel Size: 43 Bottle
I guess it's a good value for the money I spent. But, there's lots of things that I do not like: - It's on almost all the time, sometimes quiet, sometimes a bit more noisy. So my guess is that it's not as efficient as it should be. - The shelves are really not well thought out - it's not easy to take the wine in or out plus I really can't tell which wine I am getting until I have it halfway out. Perhaps if the shelves were at least slightly diagonal, it would be easier to see the wine label? - The metal sides and trims are very easy to get fingerprints on Other than that, it looks really nice and fits large number of bottles (mine is about 30% full so can't really comment on how many). I love the dual temperature controlled zones since we drink both white and red wines. I am also using the white wine section for beer and canned drinks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2021 by Pete from Seattle

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