Tylza 24-inch Under-Counter Drawer Fridge Review

Intro

This Tylza 24-inch under-counter drawer refrigerator is a compact, dual-drawer beverage fridge aimed at homes, bars, and small commercial spots. Listing specs emphasize quiet operation, fast cooling, front ventilation for built-in installs, and an outdoor-rated stainless steel door with an IPX4 waterproof rating. Owner feedback clusters around reliable temperature control and a surprising can capacity, while a minority of buyers call out damaged shipments, shelving tilt, and a few early failures handled by customer service. Below I walk through what the product is, how it behaves in everyday use, materials and construction details drawn from the listing, safety notes you should not skip, and who should consider this model — plus a short checklist of things to verify before buying.

What it is / first look

At a glance, this Tylza unit is a 24" counter-depth, drawer-style beverage refrigerator with two pull-back doors/drawers designed to store cans and bottles in a compact footprint. The listing calls it a drawer beverage refrigerator and highlights dual layers and compartmentalized shelves for organized storage. The model number is TYBC145, it weighs 99 pounds, and the listed exterior dimensions are 22.63" deep × 23.42" wide × 34.25" high. Capacity figures in the listing include multiple entries: the fridge is said to hold up to 145 standard 12 oz cans, a stated capacity of 4.9 cubic feet, and a separate "refrigerator net capacity" of 5.3 cubic feet. The product title and listing also show an operating temperature range of 37–65 °F.

Key features called out on the listing include digital temperature control with an LED display and touch control, an inverter compressor, automatic defrost, front ventilation for built-in use, fast cooling, low noise operation (listed as under 38 dB), and a keyed lock. The door is described by the listing as outdoor-rated 304 stainless steel with an IPX4 waterproof rating, intended to be corrosion-resistant and rain-resistant for both home and commercial use.

What you'll notice immediately

• Drawer design: the pull-back drawers give direct access to cans and bottles without reaching into a deep cavity, per the listing.
• Controls and display: digital, touch-controlled LED display for set temperature and adjustments.
• Size and fit: the listed dimensions make this a 24" under-counter candidate; the listing also promotes front ventilation for built-in installation.
• Capacity claim: the listing repeatedly emphasizes the ability to hold up to 145 standard 12 oz cans.

In daily use

Owners consistently highlight three everyday strengths: quiet operation, steady temperature control, and roomy capacity for a 24" unit. Multiple buyers say the fridge runs quietly enough to forget it’s on, aligning with the listing’s sub-38 dB noise claim. Temperature control gets repeated praise: owners describe temps as steady and easy to set, with one note that temperatures typically stay within a few degrees of setpoint.

Small apartments and built-ins

For people fitting a beverage fridge under counters or into small kitchens, the listing’s front-ventilation design and counter-depth dimensions are important. The 23.42" width and 34.25" height listed should be measured against your cabinet opening. Buyers report that it fits snugly in planned locations when measured correctly; one owner described a near press-fit that required minor adjustment. If you plan a recessed install, the front-venting listing spec suggests this model is intended to be accommodated without extra space behind the unit, but verify your cabinet’s clearances against the listed dimensions.

Home bars and entertaining

Multiple owners emphasized the unit’s usable internal space: the listing says up to 145 standard 12 oz cans and owners confirm the fridge holds a lot more than it looks. This makes the Tylza attractive for home bars, party prep, or staging drinks in living areas. The drawer access is convenient for grabbing beverages quickly during gatherings.

Outdoor or semi-exposed spots

The listing calls the door outdoor-rated 304 stainless steel and gives it an IPX4 waterproof rating, describing corrosion, rain, and rust resistance and positioning the unit for commercial or outdoor-adjacent installs. Owners haven’t universally used it outdoors in the gathered feedback, but that specific listing claim is worth noting if you intend to use the unit in a covered porch, outdoor bar, or similar area — verify the current listing and installation guidance for true outdoor installation steps and limits.

Common friction points in daily use

• Shelving and slide behavior: a recurring complaint is that the wire shelves on the beverage side can tilt downward when pulled out, allowing cans or bottles to slide and fall. One owner described a rear notch that causes severe tilt about a third of the way out — a usability issue that can lead to spilled drinks or broken bottles.
• Removing shelves: several owners say removing the shelves can require effort — an annoyance if you frequently reconfigure the interior for larger bottles.
• Lock function: the keyed lock is present, but at least one owner reports the door can still open about 3/4 of an inch with the lock engaged; the listing includes lock type as a spec, but owner feedback suggests it may not be fully secure for active kid-proofing or strict commercial needs.
• Delivery damage: a small number of owners received units with cosmetic damage or shattered plastic adjustable feet despite strong packaging; inspect the unit immediately on arrival and document any damage.

Materials & build quality

Use the listing language when discussing materials: the product is listed with a stainless steel door and the listing specifically describes it as outdoor-rated 304 stainless steel with an IPX4 rating. The finish type is listed as "glossy" and the door orientation is pull back to match the drawer design. Shelf type is wire, and a separate note lists two shelves and two racks, with the number of sections also stated as two.

Owners praise the unit’s perceived build quality. Several 4–5 star reports call the construction good and packaging robust. One owner called the unit "high quality" and another noted it replaced a decade-old refrigerator, expressing hope for similar longevity. A different owner reported very good packaging but a corner bruise on arrival, indicating shipping handling problems can still occur despite careful packing.

Manufacturer-specified features related to mechanical build include an inverter compressor, automatic defrost system, and front ventilation. These are functional elements that help with consistent temperature control and built-in installations. The listing also points to energy efficiency and an annual energy consumption figure of 75 kilowatt hours per year.

Safety considerations

Kitchen safety first: below are the safety-relevant facts from the listing and owner signals you should weigh before purchase.

Hard listing facts to note

• The listing states the door is outdoor-rated 304 stainless steel with an IPX4 waterproof rating — a manufacturer-listed corrosion- and rain-resistant claim for the door.
• Refrigerant is listed as R-600A in the specifications.
• Voltage is listed at 115 volts and the cooling method is compressor-based with an inverter compressor listed in the additional features.
• Noise is listed under 38 dB and annual energy consumption is listed at 75 kWh/year.
• Defrost system is automatic and the fridge uses digital temperature control with LED display and touch control.

Owner-reported safety signals

• Shelving tilt hazard: recurring owner reports of wire shelves tilting and allowing cans or bottles to slide off are the clearest safety concern for users. This can lead to falling glass or spilled liquids, especially if shelves are pulled out quickly during service or by children.
• Delivery damage: some buyers reported units arriving with impact damage or broken plastic feet. Even cosmetic damage can indicate potential internal issues; inspect thoroughly on delivery and note any damage to the carrier.
• Lock behavior: at least one owner reported that the keyed lock still allowed the door to open about three-quarters of an inch. If you need a fully secure lock for child safety or commercial compliance, verify the lock’s performance in the current listing and documentation.

Practical safety reminder: the listing identifies the refrigerant as R-600A — if you have questions about refrigerant handling, servicing, or flammability properties, consult the manufacturer documentation and a qualified technician. Also verify the latest installation guide if you plan to place the unit in a home bar, outdoor area, or built-in cabinet; front-ventilation is called out in the listing, but exact clearance and installation steps can vary by model and setup.

Who this is for / who should skip

Be specific about fit: this fridge is targeted at home cooks, entertainers, and small businesses that want a compact, drawer-style beverage fridge with decent capacity and quiet operation.

Who should consider the Tylza 24" dual-drawer fridge

• Home entertainers and small bar setups that need a high can capacity in a 24" footprint — the listing claims up to 145 standard 12 oz cans.
• People installing under counters or in tight spaces where front ventilation is needed — the listing specifically lists front ventilation and counter-depth form factor.
• Users who prioritize quiet operation and steady temperature control — owners consistently praise the low noise and stable temps, and the listing states operation under 38 dB and a temperature range of 37–65 °F.
• Those who want an outdoor-adjacent option: the listing describes the door as outdoor-rated 304 stainless steel with an IPX4 waterproof rating.

Who should skip or look for alternatives

• Shoppers who need rock-solid shelving stability for frequent heavy loads — several owners report wire shelf tilt that can cause items to fall; if you need more stable wire shelving or wider bottle racks, consider other models or plan to remove/modify shelves for specific loads.
• Buyers needing a completely secure keyed lock: owner feedback indicates the lock may allow the door to open slightly even when locked.
• Those who expect an exact bottle count or rigid wine-capacity spec: one owner noted wine-bottle counts vary and that some wine cooler variants do not hold the maximum advertised bottles — check the specific model configuration for wine vs beverage shelving.

Verdict

Bottom line: the Tylza 24" under-counter dual-drawer beverage refrigerator presents a strong value proposition when you need high can capacity in a compact footprint, quiet operation, and the option for outdoor-rated door hardware. The listing highlights inverter compressor cooling, fast cooling, front ventilation for built-in use, and an LED touch control display, and owner feedback largely backs up steady temps, quiet performance, and good perceived build quality. However, recurring owner notes about wire-shelf tilt, a few delivery damage reports, and at least one early failure that required replacement mean you should inspect your unit upon arrival and consider how you’ll use the shelving.

Check before you buy

• Measure your cabinet opening — the listing dimensions are 22.63" D × 23.42" W × 34.25" H and the unit is listed as counter depth and front-vented; confirm clearance for a built-in install.
• Verify the capacity you need — the listing claims up to 145 standard 12 oz cans and lists a capacity of 4.9 cu ft (and a refrigerator net capacity of 5.3 cu ft); confirm the interior layout fits your bottles and cans because removing shelves reduces total capacity.
• Inspect shelving in person — owners report wire shelves can tilt when pulled out; if you plan to frequently pull shelves out under load, ask the seller or manufacturer about shelf stability or reinforcement options.
• Check delivery and unbox immediately — a few buyers received units with shipping damage despite heavy packaging; document any dents or broken feet for claims or returns.
• Confirm lock effectiveness if you need strong security — owner feedback indicates the keyed lock may not prevent a small opening with the key engaged.
• Review the listing's outdoor-use claims if you plan to place the unit outdoors — the door is listed as outdoor-rated 304 stainless steel with IPX4 waterproofing, but verify installation guidance for outdoor exposure.

Colors and finishes

The listing identifies the product color as "White Ambient Light" and the door material is listed as stainless steel. Image filenames on the listing suggest a standard product photo set. Available colors may include:

• White Ambient Light
• Stainless steel (door)

Final notes

The Tylza 24" drawer beverage refrigerator is a practical option for home cooks and hosts who need a compact, quiet fridge with a lot of can capacity and front-vented, counter-depth fit. Use the checklist above to measure and verify shelving needs, and be prepared to inspect the unit at delivery for any shipping damage. If shelving stability is your primary concern, ask the seller or the manufacturer for clarification on shelf behavior before purchasing, because several owners flagged the same issue.