Cecotec Bolero GrandSommelier 34030 Inox
(6 reviews)
80 litres, 34 bottles and genuine compressor regulation: the Bolero GrandSommelier 34030 targets an already sizeable collection.
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Key features
- Capacity: 34 bottles, 80 litres
- Cooling: Compressor, adjustable from 5 to 18°C
- Noise level: 41 dB
- Genuine compressor regulation, more stable than a thermoelectric model
In detail: Cecotec Bolero GrandSommelier 34030, 34-bottle compressor wine cooler
The Cecotec Bolero GrandSommelier 34030 Inox is a compressor wine cooler built for an already sizeable collection: 34 standard 75 cl bottles, in a usable volume of 80 litres. Unlike smaller thermoelectric models, it relies on a compressor, more effective at holding a stable temperature whatever the season.
The temperature range, adjustable from 5 to 18°C via a touch panel with a display, covers both long-term storage of reds and serving cooler whites. An interior LED light lets you check the collection without opening the glass door, which also shields the bottles from direct light.
With a rated noise level of 41 dB, the 34030 stays discreet enough for a living room or dining room, without quite matching the quietest models on the market. Its stainless-steel finish gives it a tidy look, suited to an open kitchen or an entertaining space.
Cecotec rates this model at energy class G, worth factoring in for an appliance meant to run continuously year-round. For a mid-sized collection and a controlled budget, the GrandSommelier 34030 remains an interesting option, provided you check the temperature calibration on arrival.
Technical data
Detailed characteristics
Performance
| Type?General technical category the unit belongs to (refrigerator, freezer, mini fridge, combo, wine cooler...). | Compressor wine cooler |
|---|---|
| Temperature range?Temperature range the unit can be set to. | 5°C to 18°C, adjustable |
| Noise level?Noise emitted by the unit, in decibels (dB(A)). | 41 dB |
| Energy class?European energy efficiency class, from A (most efficient) to G. | G |
Dimensions and power supply
| Capacity?Number of standard bottles (75 cl, Bordeaux shape) the cooler can hold. | 34 standard 75 cl bottles |
|---|---|
| Usable volume?Usable storage volume of the unit, in litres. | 80 litres |
| Finish?Exterior look of the unit (colour, finish material...). | Stainless steel |
Additional information
| Brand | Cecotec |
|---|---|
| Model | Bolero GrandSommelier 34030 Inox |
| Controls | Touch panel, display |
| Lighting | Interior LED |
| Door | Glass |
Our tester's verdict: Pierre Freysinger
Pierre Freysinger: set up in a dining room corner, this Bolero GrandSommelier 34030 quickly delivered on its promise of stable regulation, unlike a thermoelectric model, it reaches and holds its target temperature without drifting even in hot weather. The 34 bottles fit comfortably on the shelves, and the touch display stays simple to use for adjusting the setting between 5 and 18°C. The 41 dB noise level stays reasonable for a living space, without quite matching the quietest models in the segment. One thing to watch: several users report a sometimes noticeable gap between the displayed temperature and the actual measured temperature inside, a calibration quirk that is not universal but worth checking with an independent thermometer on first use. For a mid-sized collection at a contained price, it remains a sensible choice, provided you accept that caveat.
Frequently asked questions: Cecotec Bolero GrandSommelier 34030, 34-bottle compressor wine cooler
It is built for 34 standard 75 cl bottles, for a total usable volume of 80 litres.
The 34030 uses a compressor, more effective at holding a stable temperature even in high ambient heat, at the cost of a slightly higher noise level (41 dB versus 35 dB) and light vibration.
Several users report a sometimes noticeable gap between the displayed and the actual temperature. It is worth checking with an independent thermometer on first use and adjusting the setting accordingly.
Yes, its stainless-steel finish and 41 dB noise level make it a suitable choice for a living space, though it remains slightly more audible than the quietest premium models.
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