Walmart is selling a ‘fantastic' $200 mini fridge for just $100, and shoppers say it's ‘just the right size'

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Storing your favorite beverages doesn't require a massive refrigerator. With Walmart's help, you can save $100 on a mighty and compact mini fridge right now.
The Simzlife Mini Fridge is on sale for $100, which is 50% off the original $200 price tag. This bestselling appliance boasts over 100 five-star ratings at Walmart and shoppers say 'it fits nicely in my kitchen' and is 'cute and functional.'
Simzlife Mini Fridge, $100 (was $200) at Walmart
Beer, soda, and more can all fit into this mini fridge thanks to its capacity of 0.6 cubic feet. It stands almost 17 inches tall and 15 inches wide, giving you room for your beverages without compromising your space. And whether you want to store it inside your garage, basement, or somewhere in your bedroom, it weighs just 21 pounds, making it a breeze to transport. With its advanced compressor refrigeration technology, it'll keep your drinks cold at all times, no matter how the environment changes. And this mini fridge will do it silently, as it operates at a noise level of less than 40 decibels.
'This thing is great,' one shopper began. 'It's just the right size. Plus, it runs super quietly. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone!' Another added, 'This is a fantastic product! I've had it for one year now, and it's doing great. It keeps all my drinks very cold.'
'This fridge keeps our beverages really cold,' a third reviewer said. 'It's perfect for our workout bottles. We can fit a few sodas in there too. It's working great for my home gym.'
The Simzlife Mini Fridge is a bestseller, so it might not stay in stock for long. Or, its reduced price will disappear. Either way, add it to your cart ASAP and enjoy the 50% discount today.
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