Iceman Mini Fridges for Desks, Dorms and Road Trips

Best for
Desk notes plus cold cans

The Iceman Mini Portable Board Personal Fridge adds a black dry erase door, so you can jot down a raid time, a to-do list or a note to a roommate. Its 4-liter capacity chills six 12 oz cans, the interior measures 5 by 5 by 7.5 inches, and a removable shelf lets you fit yogurt, fruit, bottles or snacks. A carry handle makes it easy to move.

A switch toggles between cooling and warming; the description says it cools up to 32°F below ambient and warms up to 140°F in a 75°F room. You should unplug it before switching modes, and items need to be cold already when you put them in on the cool setting. It is freon-free, cETL approved, includes plugs for home outlets and 12V car chargers, and carries a 1-year warranty from Chefman.

The spec sheet lists 230 volts while also listing a North American plug, which conflicts with the rest of the lineup, so check the label before use. This is a fun pick for a desk that doubles as a planning station. If you want more cans, look at the 8-can model.

• Dry erase door
• Six 12 oz cans, removable shelf
• Home and 12V car plugs
• 1-year warranty

Best for
Skincare storage on a vanity or desk

Best for
A simple black desk or dorm fridge

The Chefman Iceman Mini Portable Black Personal Fridge is the plain black version. It shares the 4-liter capacity, six 12 oz cans, 5 by 5 by 7.5 inch interior and removable shelf. The description says it cools to 44°F and warms up to 140°F, and the listing states 120 volts and 45 watts.

Like the others, it switches between cool and warm, should be unplugged before switching, and works best with pre-chilled items. It is freon-free, cETL approved, comes with two plugs for home outlets and 12V car chargers, and includes 1-year assurance from Chefman. The spec sheet lists a Europlug plug type, which conflicts with the 120-volt rating and the rest of the listing; check the plug on arrival.

This suits a desk, dorm or car where a simple look matters more than extras. If you want a glass door, the blue Iceman model offers one. For another compact option in this class, see our guide to compact personal fridges.

Best for
Compact glass-door fridge for six cans

Best for
Gamers wanting the most cans

The Iceman Portable Mini Fridge in pink is the capacity pick. Its 5-liter interior fits eight 12 oz cans, two more than any other model here, and a removable shelf makes room for bottles, lunch or skincare. The listing says it chills to 40°F and warms to 150°F, the highest warming temperature in the group.

It has a durable glass door and a pink finish, measures 9.84 by 8.66 by 12.2 inches, and is rated at 35 to 51 watts on 120V according to the features. The spec sheet lists 12 volts, which likely reflects the car plug. It includes dual plugs for home outlets and 12V car chargers, is freon-free and cETL approved, and carries 1-year assurance from Iceman.

This is our pick for gaming desks that go through several drinks per session. If desk space is tight, the 6-can glass-door model is smaller. If you like the look, our roundup of pink mini fridges has more colorful options.

• 5 liters, eight 12 oz cans
• Cools to 40°F, warms to 150°F
• Glass door
• Home and 12V car plugs

The Iceman Portable Mini Fridge in its 6-can version offers the same glass-door design in a 4-liter size. It stores six 12 oz cans with a removable shelf, cools to 40°F and warms to 150°F, and is rated at 42 to 51 watts on 120V.

The listing title calls the color blue, but the feature text describes a sleek white finish, so check the photos to confirm which you will receive. It includes plugs for home outlets and 12V car chargers, is freon-free and cETL approved, and carries 1-year assurance from Iceman. The spec sheet notes a door shelf.

This suits a smaller desk that still wants the glass-door look. It gives way to the 8-can pink model when capacity matters. For more neutral-toned choices, see our guide to white mini fridges.

The Chefman Iceman Portable Mirrored Personal Fridge is designed for skincare and beauty storage, with a mirrored door that doubles as a vanity mirror. The listing suggests keeping serums, cosmetics and face masks chilled, and using the heat function to warm towels.

It holds up to six 12 oz cans in its 4-liter interior, switches between heating and cooling, includes plugs for home outlets and car chargers, and runs on 120 volts. It is freon-free, cETL approved and carries 1-year assurance from Chefman. The listing does not state its cooling or warming temperatures.

This suits streamers and creators who want a fridge that looks good on camera and keeps skincare cold. For drinks-first use, the 8-can model holds more.