Westinghouse WWT100MB 10 Bottle Thermoelectric Wine Cooler Discontinued – Best Alternatives
The Westinghouse WWT100MB can no longer be bought new, so this page points you to three small thermoelectric coolers you can still order today.
Westinghouse wine coolers we reviewed in the past have been retired or are no longer available. For the same size and style today, look at the Koolatron KWT10BN, the Koolatron WC12 or the Ivation 12-bottle thermoelectric cooler, all on sale now with published specifications.
We reviewed the Westinghouse WWT100MB on this site in the past. For one reason or another, that model has since been retired or become unavailable, so we no longer recommend it. We have not reviewed a newer Westinghouse wine cooler since. The review page now explains what the model offered and lists current replacements.
| Model | Size and Cooling | Status | Our Review |
|---|---|---|---|
| Westinghouse WWT100MB | 10 bottles, thermoelectric | No longer available | Read the review and alternatives |
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Editor’s Assessment: Best match for the same size
The Koolatron KWT10BN is a 10-bottle thermoelectric wine cooler built around a 9.8-inch width, with no compressor, so there is no hum and no vibration.
Why it earns the spot: one of the narrowest 10-bottle units you can buy. The trade-off is that it needs a room that stays cool and 5 inches of clearance on all sides.
Best for: the same 10-bottle thermoelectric size in a gap under 10 inches wide.
Technical specifications: 10 bottles, 46-66 F (manufacturer rating), single zone, thermoelectric, 9.8″ W x 20.1″ D x 21.5″ H, freestanding only.
Editor’s Assessment: Best 12-bottle upgrade
The Koolatron WC12 (model WC12-35D) is a single-zone thermoelectric unit with five sliding beech wood shelves, a mirrored UV-protective glass door and external touch controls.
Why it earns the spot: quiet, vibration-free storage for 12 bottles in a cabinet about 10 inches wide. The trade-off is a narrow 46-66 F range that depends on a cool room.
Best for: two more bottles of quiet storage in a slim cabinet.
Technical specifications: 12 bottles, 46-66 F (manufacturer rating), single zone, thermoelectric, 10.25″ W x 19.5″ D x 25.25″ H, 27.1 lb, freestanding.
Editor’s Assessment: Best tall slim alternative
The Ivation 12-bottle thermoelectric cooler (model IV-FWCT121B) is a single-zone unit with a smoked glass door, touch controls and a key lock. At 10.4 inches wide and 25.6 inches tall it is a tall, slim cabinet.
Why it earns the spot: 12 bottles in a narrow footprint with a lock, and a listed energy use of 150 kWh a year. The trade-off is that it suits a room that stays reasonably cool.
Best for: an office or narrow spot where height is easier to find than width.
Technical specifications: 12 bottles, 46-64 F, single zone, thermoelectric with internal fan, 10.4″ W x 20.3″ D x 25.6″ H, 26.5 lb, freestanding.
Start with the size of the unit you are replacing and the room it lives in. In a room that stays cool, a thermoelectric cooler is quiet and vibration free. In a kitchen or any room that warms up, a compressor cooler holds its temperature far better. If you keep reds and whites together, a dual zone lets each sit at its own temperature.
Measure the space, allow the clearances the manufacturer lists, and check that the temperature range covers what you drink.
Work out the capacity your space will actually take before you buy.
Put shortlisted models side by side on the specifications that matter.
We reviewed the Westinghouse WWT100MB in the past, and it has since been retired. We have not reviewed a newer Westinghouse wine cooler, so we cannot recommend one for long-term storage today.
A well-known name on the door does not tell you how a particular wine cooler performs. Judge any model on its published temperature range, capacity and warranty rather than the brand.
For the same 10-bottle thermoelectric size, the Koolatron KWT10BN is the closest match. If you can go a little taller, the Koolatron WC12 and Ivation 12-bottle hold 12 bottles.
The Westinghouse WWT100MB can no longer be bought new, so this page points you to three small thermoelectric coolers you can still order today.
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