Bought it for my sister's 50th and loaded it with the songs from our mam's kitchen. She cried before the second disc.
Nine discs · Nine songs
Turn the fridge into
the dance floor.
Drop a disc on and it plays. No phone, no app, no pairing — just a record that really spins, glowing on your kitchen door.
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Three steps · about four minutes
Load it once. It plays for as long as you want it to.
Plug it into any laptop
The Type-C cable is in the box. The player mounts like a USB stick — drag your MP3s onto the 128MB card and eject.
One disc, one track
Nine NFC discs, lettered A to I. Each links to its own song, so the disc you pick is the song you get.
Drop a disc, it sings
The magnetic back holds it on the fridge. Set a disc on the frame and it starts instantly — record spins, light comes up.
Why people keep it up all year
Nine discs is nine memories.
First dance. The song from the holiday. The one that plays at every family kitchen table at 1am. Load it with a life, not a playlist — then hand it over and watch the room go quiet.
- Any MP3 works — even a recorded voice message
- The record actually spins while it plays
- Glows at night, doubles as a kitchen night light
- Type-C rechargeable, no button batteries
Real people · real kitchens
Rated 4.7 out of 5.
Sticks solid to the fridge door, no sliding. The spinning record and the light at night are gorgeous.
Thought it'd be a gimmick. Then the kids spent all Sunday swapping discs and dancing round the kitchen.
Nine songs. One fridge. Endless kitchen discos.
Free worldwide shipping and 30 days to change your mind.
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