Freezer Door Alarm with 60 Second Delay, 2, 3, and 4 Minute Reminders, Refrigerator and Fridge Door Alarm or Chime, Low/Loud 80 to 110 dB – Compact Size. (White)

I was worried I wouldn't hear it, so I put it in the freezer room ( unattached) with door closed and set it on the loudest setting. Then I turned TV on and was watching at normal volume. The alarms progress low to high- I could barely hear first one (at 1 minute) , The second and 3 alarms ( at 2 and 3 minutes) were very audible..and the 4th alarm at 4 minutes was as loud as smoke alarm going off. Easy to use and stuck well to the freezer and door with 2 sided adhesive. . I recently lost several hundred dollars worth of groceries because someone (me) forgot to close freezer. nice to have this loud peace of mind. It is a excellent product for the price.

This little alarm is just fantastic...!!! Love the 4 levels of alarm and the siren alarm is nice and loud even for my deteoriating hearing...well worth the cost...

It's pretty easy to set up. I'd recommend taking a few minutes to get the sensors positioned just right to avoid it not sensing the door being just slightly open. You want it to activate as soon as the door is open even the slightest bit to avoid having it not alert if the door is barely open. There're four different options for alerts, but there is one missing option that i wish this offered. I like the low beeps every few seconds on the standard option, but the one minute alarm with this option is way too loud and scares my cats into hiding. The 85 dB alarm option is just about right for the one minute alarm, but using this option you lose the low beeps every few seconds when the door is open. Overall I like this alarm and would probably buy another one if needed. I would just like to see some more flexibile programming options.

Our basement fridge is great. What isn’t so great is when someone closes the top freezer and something keeps it from closing all the way (but the person doesn’t notice). Or when someone closes the bottom fridge too hard and the freezer pops open a bit as a result. Having had to toss food that costs more than this little alarm costs, it was a no brainer. I mounted the small part to the bottom of the freezer door and the big part to the top of the fridge door. It makes a beep whenever either is opened.I tested each sound setting and decided that the loudest setting was needed to be able to hear anything coming from the basement room (two doors and stairs in between). I didn’t want to get a WiFi enabled alarm because that is more complex and would likely chew through batteries too. Perhaps if the manufacturer wanted to make a plus model that synched to an auxiliary alarm that could be kept in the living area (with the idea that both go off) it could be a good addition.Nevertheless, for my use case… simply letting someone know that the fridge or freezer door isn’t closed after a minute and for every minute after… this is a good item so far. The fact that it beeps every 10 seconds is good because it is a reminder that the door is open even when you want it open to put things away. I feel like that reminder alone is likely to prevent half the issues we had.It is a good and simple item. Easy to use. Does exactly what is advertised.

Works well

It's the worst feeling waking up to your morning coffee, going to grab the creamer only to find that the fridge wasn't completely shut last night. Having to Google what you have to throw out when the food reaches 46 degrees(yes - we risked it on some things, and no we didn't get sick).Leaving the fridge open at my house only happens once every several years, but it's so stressful when it does that I figured there must be some sort of alarm out there that we could use. I saw the FRIDGGI and some off brands on Amazon. This one appears to be specifically for the fridge, whereas the off brands appear to be designed to be multi-purpose. This one was a few dollars more, but I wanted something that had a brand name backing it.I did some testing on the counter before I actually mounted it to the fridge, so I had piece of mind. You have different settings that aren't incredibly intuitive, but they aren't so different that you would "choose the wrong setting" per se. It has a pin-point red LED that will light up when you open the fridge and will give you a bit of a chirp nudge when you have it open for a minute. The chirps get louder and more intrusive once you start getting to the 3-5min range and seem to be a steady alarm after 5mins. It's a very good choice of volume, since it didn't really hurt my ears, but at the same time I could hear it from the other room while having my TV (with soundbar) at a normal volume. Perfect for my needs.I was boarder-line disappointed by the range of the sensor. have a side-by-side fridge/freezer, and I mounted both sides of the FRIDGGI to each door. My goal was to have this alarm go off if either the fridge or freezer (or both) were left open. I was able to achieve this, but it's a very specific distance that I need to set. The main unit is mounted, but the smaller piece is attached by magnet and can get knocked out of place (though It hasn't yet). It did come with mounting tape, but that would elevate the smaller piece and change the distance. If it gets knocked out of place, I may use the mounting tape. For now, I'm satisfied with the setup, since it's high enough up that it may never happen.

The media could not be loaded. Works great, easy to install. Note that you only need one sensor for two doors.The one thing I would watch out for is the positioning of the sensors is a bit finicky. Be absolutely sure you have the right position before applying the adhesive.