NewAir 126 Can Beverage Refrigerator with HexaColor LED Lights

Overview

The NewAir NBC126HX00 is a 126-can beverage refrigerator with dual-zone RGB HexaColor lighting controlled by a remote, adjustable shelves and a dual-pane glass door. It is built as a freestanding unit for bedrooms, offices or gaming rooms rather than as a built-in fridge.

The lighting system is the clear differentiator here, with over 50 color combinations split across two independently controlled zones rather than a single strip. Reviewer experience on cooling itself is split: several describe strong, quiet performance over months or years, while others report the unit failing to hold a cold temperature and frosting up. That split suggests unit-to-unit variation matters more than average for this model.

• 126-can capacity with dual-pane glass door
• Two independently controlled RGB lighting zones
• Matte black freestanding design
• Quiet, set-and-forget cooling thermostat

Who it's for

Fits anyone who wants a stylish, lit-up drink fridge for a bedroom, gaming setup or small office and cares as much about the look as raw cooling power. Less suited to buyers who need dependable cold storage above all else, given the number of cooling complaints.

What buyers say

From Amazon customer reviews.

Owners consistently praise the lighting, calling the dual-zone colors and remote control a standout feature that changes the feel of a room, and several say the fridge has run reliably for months or years. But a meaningful share of reviews describe cooling failures instead, with interior temperatures measured in the high 50s to upper 60s Fahrenheit, frost buildup at the back, and one unit developing a bad odor within a few months of use. One buyer also objected to being charged for return shipping on a warranty replacement.

Strengths and trade-offs

Drawn from this product's published specifications.

Performance notes

Each of the two lighting zones can be set independently through the remote, covering color, brightness, saturation and effects, so the two halves of the fridge can look different at once. Cooling relies on a quiet compressor with an air-tight door seal and a set-and-forget thermostat. Multiple reviewers who kept the unit running for months report steady cold temperatures, while others measured interior temperatures in the high 50s to upper 60s Fahrenheit alongside ice forming at the back, pointing to a seal or thermostat problem on affected units.

Specifications