Quick Answer: EUHOMY’s beverage-fridge lineup spans four real sizes: the compact 48-Can (about $150, thermoelectric) for a desk or dorm, the 130-Can (BR002-126BL-E1, $279.99 direct from Home Depot) as the best all-around pick, the larger 145-Can (around $300) for a bar or game room, and the 180-Can (BR002-150BL-E1, “Splash 150,” $439.99 at Home Depot vs. $589.99 direct from EUHOMY) for an undercounter or built-in install. The 130-can and 145-can sit close enough in price and capacity that either works for most people — check current stock before assuming the higher can-count is the better deal.
EUHOMY shows up as a pick in several of our other beverage-fridge roundups, but the brand’s own lineup is wide enough — four distinct sizes, two cooling technologies — to deserve a side-by-side look on its own. Here’s what actually separates the models, since the marketing names don’t make it obvious.
Last updated 10 September 2026: re-checked all four prices. 130-can ($279.99) and 145-can (~$300) confirmed unchanged. Found real drift on the 180-can “Splash 150” — Home Depot now lists it at $439.99, well under both the price previously cited here and EUHOMY’s own $589.99 direct price — corrected throughout.
EUHOMY’s lineup, by the numbers
- 4 sizes — 48-can, 130-can, 145-can, and 180-can — span roughly $150 to $590, confirmed direct from Home Depot and EUHOMY’s own site as of September 2026.
- $150 cheaper at Home Depot. The 180-can “Splash 150” (BR002-150BL-E1) runs $439.99 at Home Depot against $589.99 on euhomy.com’s own store — the same retailer-beats-direct pattern we’ve now confirmed on multiple brands across this site.
- $20-30 — the entire price gap between the 130-can and 145-can models, despite a 15-can difference in advertised capacity, per Home Depot’s current $279.99 listing for the 130-can against the site’s existing ~$300 figure for the 145-can.
- 37°F-65°F — the temperature dial range on the largest 180-can model, per EUHOMY’s own product page, wider than the roughly 34°F-40°F most of the smaller compressor and thermoelectric units in this lineup are rated for.
- 1 zone — every model in this beverage-fridge lineup is single-zone; buyers who want a warm wine compartment and a cold can compartment in the same cabinet need EUHOMY’s separate combo/wine line instead, covered in our wine and beverage fridge picks.
Our top picks at a glance
| EUHOMY Model | Best for | Capacity | Cooling | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUHOMY 48-Can | Best compact | 48 cans | Thermoelectric, ~40°F | ~$150 |
| EUHOMY 130-Can (BR002-126BL-E1) | Best overall | 130 cans, 3.2 cu ft | Compressor | $279.99 |
| EUHOMY 145-Can | Best for more room | 145 cans, 4.5 cu ft | Compressor, ~38°F | ~$300 |
| EUHOMY 180-Can "Splash 150" (BR002-150BL-E1) | Best undercounter | 180 cans, 5 cu ft | Compressor, 37-65°F | $439.99 (Home Depot) |
1. EUHOMY 48-Can — Best Compact
EUHOMY 48-Can Beverage Cooler
- Small enough for a desk, dorm room, or office nook.
- Glass door with blue interior lighting and a single adjustable shelf.
- Thermoelectric cooling — quiet, but only reaches the low-40s°F, so keep it out of a hot room.
If you already covered EUHOMY’s smallest sizes elsewhere on this site, this is the same 48-can compact model — included here so you can see it against the brand’s larger units in one table instead of piecing it together across roundups.
2. EUHOMY 130-Can (BR002-126BL-E1) — Best Overall
EUHOMY 130-Can Beverage Refrigerator (BR002-126BL-E1)
- 3.2 cu ft single-zone compressor cabinet, 15" wide — fits most standard cutouts or a freestanding spot.
- Child lock and interior light, features the smaller 48-can and larger 145-can models skip.
- Confirmed $279.99 direct from Home Depot, marked down from a $519.99 list price — also listed at Best Buy under the same model number.
This is the EUHOMY to buy if you just want “a beverage fridge” without overthinking the size. It’s freestanding or built-in capable, comes with a child lock the cheaper 48-can skips, and at $279.99 it’s actually a few dollars less than the larger 145-can model below — which is the honesty-hook worth sitting with before you buy on can-count alone.
3. EUHOMY 145-Can — Best for More Room
EUHOMY 4.5 Cu. Ft. Beverage Refrigerator
- Bigger 4.5 cu ft cabinet holds up to 145 cans or 37 bottles.
- Stainless-look door, adjustable shelves, blue LED lighting.
- Priced within about $20-30 of the smaller 130-can model — check both before deciding.
If you specifically want the largest freestanding cabinet EUHOMY sells at this price tier, the 145-can edges out the 130-can on raw capacity. But given how close the two land on price, don’t assume “145” beats “130” by much in practice — check current stock and pick whichever is actually in stock and better priced the day you buy.
4. EUHOMY 180-Can “Splash 150” (BR002-150BL-E1) — Best Undercounter
EUHOMY 24" 180-Can Beverage Refrigerator (Splash 150)
- 5 cu ft (150L) single-zone compressor unit, rated for undercounter/built-in or freestanding install.
- Wide 37°F-65°F dial range — colder than the smaller EUHOMY units, with headroom to run warmer if you mix in bottles.
- Reversible glass door with a concealed lock, digital touch panel with memory, rated ≤40dB.
- $439.99 at Home Depot beats EUHOMY's own $589.99 direct price by $150 — check homedepot.com before buying direct on this one.
This is the model to build cabinetry around. It’s the only EUHOMY beverage fridge in this lineup rated for a genuine undercounter install, and its 37°F-65°F range gives it more flexibility than the smaller units if you occasionally swap in a few wine bottles — just remember it’s still one zone, so it can’t hold both temperature bands at once. Want a cabinet that actually splits wine and cans into two independent zones? See our wine and beverage fridge picks instead.
Does EUHOMY sell wine coolers too?
Yes — separately from every model above. EUHOMY’s wine-only line includes a 54-bottle dual-zone cooler (FWC006-24BL) and a 24” dual-zone combo that splits 21 wine bottles and 88 cans in one cabinet. None of those are beverage-only fridges, so we’ve kept them out of this roundup; if you’re storing bottles rather than cans, our best wine fridge picks are the better starting point.
How to choose between EUHOMY’s sizes
- Just chilling cans in a small space? The 48-can thermoelectric model is the cheapest and smallest, but keep it in a cool room — it won’t get much past the low-40s°F.
- Want the best all-around value? The 130-can (BR002-126BL-E1) has the child lock and interior light the smaller and larger models don’t both have, at a confirmed $279.99.
- Need the largest freestanding cabinet? The 145-can edges it out on capacity for a similar price — worth a stock/price check against the 130-can before you buy either.
- Building it into cabinetry, or want the widest temperature range? The 180-can “Splash 150” is EUHOMY’s only undercounter-rated beverage fridge in this lineup.
- Storing wine bottles instead of cans? Skip this whole lineup for EUHOMY’s dual-zone wine or combo units, or see our best wine fridge roundup for other brands.
The bottom line
For most people, the EUHOMY 130-Can (BR002-126BL-E1) at a confirmed $279.99 is the pick — it has features the cheaper and pricier options don’t both share, at a price that quietly undercuts the larger 145-can model. Need more room and don’t mind the near-identical price? Get the 145-Can instead. Building this into cabinetry? The 180-Can “Splash 150” ($439.99 at Home Depot, $150 less than EUHOMY’s own $589.99 direct price) is EUHOMY’s only undercounter-rated option.