Quick Answer: hOmeLabs sells two genuinely distinct drink-cooling products, not one. The 120-Can Beverage Refrigerator (HME030065N) is the brand’s well-known model — a quiet 3.2 cu ft compressor unit that cools to ~34°F and is already this site’s top overall beverage-fridge pick at $299.99. The 25-Bottle Dual-Zone Wine Cooler (HME030370N) is a far less documented cabinet built for bottles instead of cans, with two separate temperature zones (41-57°F and 50-64°F) and UV-blocking glass — but its current price is genuinely hard to confirm, with only a third-party $212.49 eBay listing turning up in our research.
hOmeLabs already appears across eight other pages on this site — as the overall pick in our best beverage fridge roundup, and as a size or price comparison point in our EUHOMY, Vissani, Vinotemp, Frigidaire, and smart-wine-fridge coverage — but it never had a standalone review of its own. That’s a bigger gap than most single-brand pages on this site fill: most brands we’ve given their own page to (Dometic, Cavavin, Breezaire) had one or two passing mentions before this treatment; hOmeLabs had eight.
hOmeLabs, by the numbers
- 120 cans is the advertised capacity of hOmeLabs’ flagship beverage fridge, though real-world capacity runs closer to 80-90 cans once you keep the shelves in place — the same 25-35% shrinkage this site’s beverage-fridge guide documents across every brand in that category.
- $299.99 is the current direct-from-hOmeLabs price for the 120-Can, confirmed in this site’s own beverage-fridge price check (up from roughly $260 earlier in 2026) — the figure we’re carrying forward here rather than the wildly inconsistent $187-$533 range turned up by third-party marketplace listings.
- Two separate temperature zones, 41-57°F and 50-64°F, is what actually separates the 25-Bottle wine cooler from the 120-Can beverage fridge’s single ~34-50°F band — a dual-zone cabinet built for red and white wine, not ice-cold cans.
- Zero CPSC recalls found for either hOmeLabs model as of this review.
Our top picks at a glance
| hOmeLabs Model | Best for | Capacity | Cooling | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 120-Can (HME030065N) | Best overall | 120 cans | Compressor, ~34°F | $299.99 |
| 25-Bottle Dual-Zone (HME030370N) | Best for wine instead of cans | 25 bottles | Dual zone, 41-64°F | ~$212 (unconfirmed, see below) |
1. hOmeLabs 120-Can Beverage Refrigerator (HME030065N) — Best Overall
hOmeLabs 120-Can Beverage Refrigerator
- 3.2 cu ft cabinet with a reversible glass door, blue LED interior light, and adjustable/removable chrome shelves.
- Already this site's overall pick in our best beverage fridge roundup, confirmed at $299.99 direct from hOmeLabs as of our last price check.
- Mixed owner reviews: praised for quiet operation and value, but repeatedly flagged for an inaccurate temperature dial and advertised can counts that overstate real-world capacity once shelves stay in.
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This is the hOmeLabs model most shoppers already know, and for good reason — it undercuts most 120-can competitors on price while matching their ~34°F cooling. The catch is the same one that shows up across owner reviews: don’t plan around the full 120-can number. Our beverage fridge guide covers how it stacks up against NewAir’s and EUHOMY’s larger units if you need more real-world room.
2. hOmeLabs 25-Bottle Dual-Zone Wine Cooler (HME030370N) — Best for Wine Instead of Cans
hOmeLabs 25-Bottle Dual-Zone Wine Cooler
- Two independently controlled zones — 41-57°F for whites and sparkling up top, 50-64°F for reds below — on a single reversible-door cabinet roughly 15" wide and 34" tall.
- Removable beech wood shelves and a double-layered, UV-blocking tempered glass door, plus a door-ajar alarm most budget single-brand coolers on this site skip.
- Honesty check: we could not confirm a current first-party price. The only figure our research turned up was a third-party eBay listing at $212.49, undated — verify current Amazon and hOmeLabs.com pricing before buying rather than trusting that number.
This is the hOmeLabs product almost nobody reviews — every mention of the brand on this site, and across the wider web, points to the 120-can beverage fridge above. But hOmeLabs’ 25-bottle dual-zone cooler is a real, separately engineered cabinet: beech wood shelves and a door alarm are features this site’s budget 24-bottle picks in our best 24-bottle wine fridge roundup don’t universally include. If you want wine storage rather than ice-cold cans, this is the hOmeLabs model to look at — just go in knowing the price is the least-documented spec on this page.
Which hOmeLabs product do you actually need?
- Chilling soda, beer, or seltzer? The 120-Can beverage refrigerator is the one to buy — it’s this site’s top overall pick in that category for a reason.
- Storing wine bottles at two different serving temperatures? The 25-Bottle dual-zone cooler is hOmeLabs’ only product built for that job; see our best wine fridge guide for how it stacks up against better-documented brands like NewAir and Kalamera.
- Want both in one cabinet? hOmeLabs doesn’t currently sell a combo unit — check our wine and beverage fridge picks for brands that do.
- Price certainty matters to you? Buy the 120-Can. Its $299.99 price is confirmed direct from hOmeLabs; the 25-Bottle wine cooler’s pricing is the one open question on this page.
We checked for an active hOmeLabs recall on either model: none found as of this review.
The bottom line
For most people, the hOmeLabs 120-Can Beverage Refrigerator at a confirmed $299.99 remains the pick — it’s already this site’s top beverage-fridge recommendation, and nothing about researching the brand’s wider lineup changes that. If you’re after wine storage instead of ice-cold cans, the 25-Bottle Dual-Zone Wine Cooler is hOmeLabs’ only answer, though its price is the least-confirmed figure in this review — verify current listings before you buy.