Danby DWC036A1BSSDB-6 3.3 Cu. Ft. Free Standing Wine Cooler, Holds 36 Bottles, Single Zone Fridge with Glass Door-Chiller for Kitchen, Home Bar, Stainless Steel

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1. P. Roberts Verified Buyer – 20 May 2024

   This cooler runs a little on the cool side, but my basement is also cool, so it’s not that bad. The ambient temperature is about 6. Pictures are from the top, middle, and bottom of the cooler. There is no thermometer built into this cooler, but I already had one that I bought for my old cooler. The temperature dial is at “barely on”, the warmest possible setting. I may use a cooler setting in the Summer. I put the red wines near the top and the white wines on the bottom because the bottom is about 44 degrees and the top is 52.
   

2. Scout772 Verified Buyer – 16 January 2025

   This is a nice looking unit for any space. Cools much like a refrigerator, can get quite cold.
   My problem is that it does not really hold 36 full size wine bottles. I can only get 4 bottles across on racks. 5 if one is a split.
   Plan safely for 30 limit.
   Shelves do not sit firmly in place. May be better if we’re wood.
   But if price is an issue, this unit is a good fit.
   

3. Sutton Verified Buyer – 12 March 2025

   Not only is this super quiet (I was worried about this!) but it looks great and has a great inside light in it. Temp stays regular very easy and it’s very compact. LOVE IT!
   

4. Cliff Verified Buyer – 16 March 2025

   Two years later, this cooler works perfectly and is well made. I can even get more bottles inside by being a little creative.
   

5. Danielle Verified Buyer – 19 March 2025

   I’m not going to lie, I did have to return the original order because it got damaged during shipping, but the second one was amazing! I’ve had it for a month and it’s quiet, cold and big enough for our needs …
   

6. ROBERTA E. MCALLISTER Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

   First of all was not delivered near my porch or front door. Dropped on side in carport which is about 60 feet from the front door. That is along way when each box weighs over 75 pounds and you have to get it inside by yourself. Plus these wine coolers are supposed to stay upright but they were on there side. Box was damaged and tape was put on top of it, so guess what when I opened the box, the door to the cooler is askew (damaged) and the unit dented. If you knew to put tape over the hole how come you didn’t check the item for damage?!?! NOT HAPPY!!

   A note of wisdom for anyone that buys these wine coolers. There is no temperature gauge other than a knob on the back of the cooler with no degrees marked so you never will know the temperature of your wine. Also you can’t turn the light on from the outside to see your wine, you have to open the door and flick on the switch to turn on the blue light.
   

7. Map Verified Buyer – 8 April 2025

   Bought this one because my old one stopped cooling one day. This is a very nice wine cooler for a great price. It’s not as fancy as my old one but it does an awesome job cooling the wine and is much quieter. My old cooler had two temperatures. This one has a dial to turn on the back of unit. Low to high. I have it set low and it is doing exactly what I want it to do. I only wish it had a spot that told me what the inside temperature is.
   

8. Danby Wine Fridge FULL DEMO & REVIEW Verified Buyer – 15 April 2025

   This cooler runs a little on the cool side, but my basement is also cool, so it’s not that bad. The ambient temperature is about 6. Pictures are from the top, middle, and bottom of the cooler. There is no thermometer built into this cooler, but I already had one that I bought for my old cooler. The temperature dial is at “barely on”, the warmest possible setting. I may use a cooler setting in the Summer. I put the red wines near the top and the white wines on the bottom because the bottom is about 44 degrees and the top is 52.

   

9. Fireman Frach Verified Buyer – 17 April 2025

   The temperature setting is very simple, as in no numbers. It was very challenging to settle in on the right temperature. We finally bought a thermometer and settled for 50 degrees.