HICE Drink Chiller Rapid Beverage Cooler - Hyper Spin Instant Can & Bottle Cooler, No Batteries, Iced Frost Cooling for Soda, Beer & Water, Mini Universal Drink Cooler, Fast & Coldest Freeze (Black)

I cannot recommend the HICE Drink Chiller Rapid Beverage Cooler enough! My husband is absolutely obsessed with this product, and I have to agree—it’s a game changer for anyone who enjoys cold drinks but doesn’t want to wait for them to chill in the fridge. Whether it’s soda, beer, or water, this cooler works quickly and efficiently to bring your beverages to the perfect temperature.First off, the no batteries feature is fantastic! It operates entirely by a simple manual mechanism, so there’s no worrying about charging or swapping out batteries. The Hyper Spin Instant Can & Bottle Cooler design is sleek and easy to use. You simply place your drink inside, give it a few spins, and within minutes, it’s as cold as if it had been sitting in the freezer for hours.The cooling process is incredibly fast—we were amazed at how quickly it works, especially for a product without any power source beyond manual spinning. It uses a frost cooling technology that gets beverages ice-cold without needing ice, making it perfect for anyone looking for a fast fix for a warm drink. My husband loves how it saves him from waiting forever when he’s craving a cold beverage. He’s even started using it on those rare occasions when he’s having people over, and it never fails to impress.The Mini Universal Drink Cool aspect is another great feature. It works on both cans and bottles, which makes it versatile and convenient for all sorts of beverages. It’s small enough to store easily, but big on performance. It’s a true space-saver while still delivering the coldest drinks in no time.If you're looking for a fast, efficient, and user-friendly way to cool your drinks, the HICE Drink Chiller is a must-have. It’s been a total hit in our house, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. My husband especially loves the fact that it’s so quick—it’s made our drink habits so much more enjoyable. Definitely a 5-star product all the way!

i'm only going 4 stars because complete lack of instructions.but heres the best practices i came up with:* if you use ice from ice trays they will be too big and you'll have some struggles.* its much better to break the ice cubes up. (this will create more surface area and cool the drinks down faster, and colder anyway)* If your drink is room temp, spin for ~45 secs with small (or broken up) ice cubes for the best results.* ~30 secs will be noticeably cooler, but not noticeably "cold"* dont leave the ice between drinks, as the ice blocks the rotator and you'll have to empty it out anyways before each drink, so instead, just place your drink on the rotator, add your small ice bits...rotate for at least 30 seconds (60sec for best results) and then empty the ice. add ice when its time for your next drinkno pics or videos as we can't show the namebrands of our beverages of choice. you should have all the info you need to get your drink frosty though.dont be afraid to spin quickly. the rotation wont shake up the drink and you shouldn't have to worry about carbonation.

This gadget definitely isn’t a must-have, but when the craving for an ice-cold drink strikes and you don’t feel like waiting for the freezer to do its thing, it’s surprisingly fun to use. With a bit of effort—and as long as you don’t overcrowd the bin with ice—it does the job well. Watching your drink get colder and colder as you crank it feels oddly satisfying.As a one-off novelty gift, or even as a creative way to get the kids to put in a little manual labor for their refreshment, this can turn into an entertaining experience. The best part? After working for their reward, they’ll end up with the perfect chilled beverage.It’s not the most serious solution to rapid drink cooling, but for what it’s worth, it’s actually quite fun once you get going. And if you add a little table salt to the ice, you can push the temperature down even further.When you add salt to ice, it makes the ice melt faster. But melting ice absorbs heat, so as the ice melts, it pulls heat away from your drink, making it colder, faster.So, a little salt helps the cooling process work better and quicker!Features:Removable insert—accommodates longer bottles or standard soda cansManual crank cooling—chills drinks without electricityCompact and portable—great for outdoor use and gatheringsFun, interactive experience—turn the crank and watch your drink cool down

I only use this for canned beverages, so I can not say how well it works for bottles. It doesn't work for my bottled water because the bottom of the bottle isn't flat and the suction cup won't grab on, but it should work for glass bottles (beer or soda, not a big wine bottle). For aluminum cans it works great. Just put a little ice in the bottom, attach the suction cup to the can bottom and place the can gently in the box. If you have too much ice the crank mechanism won't go in far enough and you'll have to hold it with one hand while cranking with the other. Don't try to force the crank farther down, you want the crank to float in line with the can, which should be as close to horizontal as possible. If the can is slanted, add or remove ice. The can may not spin well at first, but should smooth out after a few seconds. Again, let the crank float so that the can is close to horizontal. Once the can is spinning well you can add a few more ice cubes on top to speed things up. After about two minutes a can that started out at room temp (65-70F) should be below 40F and cold enough to drink. Or if this doesn't go well, follow the instructions, which are just slightly different from how I do it (instructions say to put ice only on top instead of below and above).