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We used a low-temperature digital thermometer to take readings in each appliance. For the fridge compartment, we recorded the maximum and minimum temperatures it reached over a period of half an hour. Then we did the same for the freezer compartment. After narrowing down the group to our top two picks, we recorded overnight temperature readings to be sure that they worked well.

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We did not have problems with temperature fluctuation in the fridge section of the WHS-65L. But given how finicky some mini fridges are, if you plan to use your fridge to store food that could make you sick if it spoils, consider buying a fridge thermometer (we got ours for $7) to ensure your food is safe to eat.

Designed with the best shelves and storage of any mini fridge we tested, this Danby model is advertised to have a capacity of 4.4 cubic feet, in the same range as competing models, but it uses its space better than the rest.

According to questions & answers, the Edgestar pulls 0.64 amps. This beast of a surge protected power strip is rated for 15 amps, so it would work for the fridge and have enough juice left over to plug in other things.

Get the name-brand Proctor Silex mini fridge at Target and save some cash, too. Shop now and get the fridge for under $100, coming with an interior shelf and room for 2-liter bottles, condiments and more on the side door.

Go retro when designing your dorm this year. The Frigidaire mini fridge is beyond cute, also comes in blue and is one of the more affordable options on this list. Plus, its compact size is beyond compare.

How could we resist a cute pink fridge? This one from Amazon is beloved by more than 1,000 happy owners, namely for its vibrant exterior and roomy interior. It also comes in black and pale pink to match whatever aesthetic you prefer.

SNURRAD storage turntable pulls out and revolves, so you can see and reach the smallest jam hiding in the back of your fridge. A clever addition to your fridge, cabinet or freezer that is easy to fasten to a flat surface using suction cups.

Most of our fridges come with practical functions that make your life easier. What about never having to defrost your freezer again? Choose one with automatic defrosting. Want to cool down big quantities of food quickly? Select one with fast freeze and fast cooling.

Some of our fridges also allow for the option of mounting the door on the right-hand or the left-hand side. This customizable freedom means you can adjust the appliance to the space you have, opening the fridge door to either right or the left depending on what is most convenient.

Efficient cooling is a cornerstone of a sustainable kitchen. The better your fridge and freezer work, the less food you will waste. Most of our refrigerators are ENERGY STAR rated and packed with smart functions that will keep your food fresher, longer. For example: fan cooling which ensures an even and consistent temperature, fast freeze option that quickly freezes large amounts of food or ice makers which really come in handy when you're hosting a party.

Refrigerators may be large boxes but they're far from monolithic. They come in a range of shapes, sizes, and designs. Each style has its specific strengths and weaknesses. Some fridge types generally cost less but won't offer many fancy features. Others tend to have all the latest bells and whistles plus a massive price and large size.

Buying the wrong style appliance could mean bad news. You might get stuck with a bloated bill, no frills at all, or something that won't fit where you want it. Here's a rundown of major fridge styles so you know what to expect

The classic fridge design, top freezer-style models have been around for decades. They have a main chiller section for fresh food and a smaller freezer compartment above it. If you need a lot of room to store frozen items this style of refrigerator isn't ideal. They're also pretty basic appliances and lack extras such as in-door water dispensers and automatic ice makers. The upside is they tend to be more affordable and more compact than other fridge styles.

This style of refrigerator is all about compromise. Side-by-side models offer a balance between saving space and providing extra features. They're split down the middle with two doors, one for the freezer on the left and the other for the fridge on the right. Their doors are relatively narrow too since they don't swing out as far. Don't expect special drawers for quick drinks or easy access to kids' snacks. Side-by-side refrigerators do have lots of freezer and fridge storage. Some models also come with fancy add-ons such as in-door ice makers, water dispensers, and touch controls.

A combination of side-by-side and bottom freezer models, French door refrigerators try to offer it all. They usually pack in the most advanced features including smart, connected functions and special compartments. French-door models are also the most popular fridge variety so they're available in the most colors and finish options. As a result, you'll pay top dollar for them too.

No matter what fridge style you choose, one massive misstep is not checking the fit. Make sure the new appliance will squeeze into the same spot as your current refrigerator. Do that by measuring the dimensions of your old unit. Then compare them with the new fridge you plan to purchase. Ideally the replacement appliance will be identical to or smaller than the current model. This is especially important if your current fridge lives in a recessed nook within built-in cabinets.

It's equally important to measure your counter depth. Some fridges can stick out far beyond your counters, jutting into your kitchen. If you have a kitchen island, measure how much clearance you have to open the fridge doors or walk past the fridge.

No refrigerator owner is the same. Choose a fridge that fits your particular storage needs. Do you tend to keep lots of items on ice for long periods? Make sure to select an appliance with plenty of freezer space. In this case a side-by-side model is probably best. If the opposite is true then a big French-door fridge is likely more your speed.

Of course your prospective purchase might serve as secondary refrigerator. Scenarios for this are small apartments, second homes, and basement kitchenettes. Likewise if you already own a stand-alone fridge or freezer, price is probably paramount rather than storage space.

The appearance of the fridge you ultimately settle on is no small matter. Outside of its functions and features, a refrigerator's (or any large appliance) exterior can have a huge impact on a room's decor. Pick poorly and a fridge can clash with its surroundings -- giving your kitchen a random, even cluttered aesthetic.

Depending on the look you're going for, you may decide that your new refrigerator should match the color (and texture) of other nearby appliances. You could do the opposite too and select a fridge with striking colors or a retro-inspired design. As long as the rest of the room is neutral, your distinctive appliance will serve as a positive focal point.

Another trap you may fall into when shopping for a new fridge is not considering other, smaller factors. For instance you may overlook details about the interior. How easy is it to open and close the crisper drawers? Are there any sharp edges anywhere that could scrape or scratch knuckles or forearms?

The Liebherr UR 500 is a mini fridge that can be fully integrated behind a cabinet door for a seamless aesthetic. It has three safety glass storage shelves which are all adjustable, so you can refrigerate tall bottles, and one bottle rack and can rack as well as egg trays and one vegetable bin.

The Liebherr UR 501 is a little smaller than the UR 500 but boasts many of the same features. These include adjustable height feet, LED-lights, a touch electronic control system, and soft-stop mechanisms, so the door closes gently even when fully loaded. This under-worktop refrigerator can be fully integrated behind a cabinet door, has plinth ventilation, and a left interchangeable door with an opening angle of 115 degrees (but changeable to 90 degrees).

This Energy Star rated single door mini fridge with freezer offers 4.3 cubic feet of space in a very small footprint. It has reversible door hinges and a space-saving flat back design, with adjustable levelling legs, and is perfect for your RV, boat, garage, home office, or bedroom. It is relatively quiet at 45 dB, though the Liebherr models are quieter still, as is the Furrion.

BLACK+DECKER are one of my favorite companies thanks to their excellent track record for Corporate Social Responsibility and their general excellence across a range of categories, including lawnmowers, chainsaws, and, as it turns out, mini fridges. The company offers mini fridges in several sizes, including 1.7, 2.5, 3.2, and 4.3 cubic feet, with the codes nice and easy to understand: BCRK17, BCRK25, BCRK32, and BCRK43. These all use R600a coolant and are well designed, with excellent warranties.

The Danby Designer DCR044A2BDD 4.4 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator is an inexpensive, energy-efficient, Energy Star certified model with semi-automatic defrost that uses the environmentally friendly R600a refrigerant and uses just 226 kWh/yr. Ideal for a dorm room, office, workshop, or guesthouse, this fridge includes a full-width independent freezer section, making this an excellent bar fridge as you can make your own ice. It also features 2 full and 1 half shelf, offering excellent storage flexibility.

The Furrion mini fridge has soft interior LED lighting. It also has an adjustable thermostat, reversible door hinge, crisper, and adjustable legs, as well as energy-saving manual defrost. Furrion offer a 12 month warranty on their mini-fridge, which you might want to extend for peace of mind.

The main potential downside to the Furrion is that it runs on AC 115 V, not DC, though you could get it to work with 12V DC with a sine wave inverter. Overall, this is definitely more suited to use as a marine or RV mini fridge, or in a garden shed or off-grid office, rather than at home in the kitchen. 041b061a72