EdgeStar BWC121SS
Score: 68/100
Tylza Drawer Fridge 24-inch
Score: 73/100Rankings
The Tylza 24-inch under-counter fridge features dual-zone temperature control and a sleek stainless-steel glass door, offering quiet operation and flexible installation. Its limited can capacity and absence of energy-efficiency ratings are notable drawbacks. Best for small households or offices needing separate beverage and wine cooling.
EdgeStar BWC121SS delivers an exceptionally low 38°F temperature and holds up to 105 cans in a compact 19-inch wide design, backed by ETL/UL certification. It lacks Energy Star efficiency and needs ample ventilation space. Best for home bars or rec rooms where cold beverage storage is priority.
| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
41 Lbest | — | |
841.5 mm | 870 mmbest | |
479.55 mm | 595.1 mmbest | |
463.55 mm | 574.8 mmbest | |
| ↓ lower better | — | 38 dBbest |
| ↓ lower better | 29.03 kgbest | 44.9 kg |
1 yearsbest | 1 yearsbest |
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| Attribute | | |
|---|---|---|
Dimensions(3) | ||
Height (mm) | 841.5 mm | 870.0 mm |
Width (mm) | 479.55 mm | 595.1 mm |
Depth (mm) | 463.55 mm | 574.8 mm |
Build & Design(2) | ||
Door Type | Reversible glass door | Stainless steel |
Weight (kg) | 29.03 kg | 44.9 kg |
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Professional reviewers highlight the EdgeStar BWC121SS for its unusually low temperature capability, compact footprint, and safety certifications, positioning it as a reliable choice for dedicated beverage cooling in tight spaces, though they note the lack of Energy Star efficiency and smart features.
Everyday users appreciate the precise fit in constrained cabinet spaces and the ability to keep drinks exceptionally cold, while no major complaints have surfaced in the limited feedback available.
“Perfect fit under cabinet in rec room due to exact dimensions.”
Professional sources and product pages stress the TYBC145's quiet operation, precise dual-zone temperature control, and upscale design, but they also point out the lack of independent validation and missing energy-efficiency data, leaving some performance claims unverified.
