Too Many Fridges? Here's How to Choose the Right One

Typical price i
490.– to 1100.–

Includes a dedicated freezer section, providing dual functionality in one unit.

Ideal for individuals or households needing moderate freezer space without requiring a separate appliance.

Typical price i
340.– to 990.–

Focuses solely on refrigeration, maximizing space for fresh food storage.

Suitable for those who have a separate freezer or prioritize fresh food over frozen items.

Typical price i
140.– to 460.–

Compact size designed for small spaces, such as dorm rooms or offices.

Perfect for users needing minimal refrigeration, offering convenience and portability.

Typical price i
440.– to 1300.–

Designed specifically for storing and cooling beverages, often featuring adjustable shelves.

Great for entertaining or for those who enjoy cold drinks readily available, enhancing convenience and organization.

Typical price i
300.– to 570.–

Compact capacity suitable for individuals or small households.

Ideal for those with limited kitchen space or for use as a secondary fridge.

Typical price i
570.– to 1200.–

Mid-range capacity providing ample space for small to medium-sized families.

Offers a balance between storage needs and kitchen space, accommodating weekly groceries comfortably.

Typical price i
840.– to 1500.–

Large capacity designed for larger families or those who bulk-buy groceries.

Perfect for households that entertain frequently, ensuring sufficient space for food and beverages.

Typical price i
840.– to 1600.–

This noise level is equivalent to a whisper or a quiet library, ensuring minimal disruption.

Ideal for bedrooms or quiet kitchens, providing a peaceful atmosphere without noticeable noise.

Typical price i
420.– to 840.–

Comparable to the sound of a soft conversation, offering moderate quietness.

Suitable for most home settings, balancing noise level with operational performance.

Typical price i
320.– to 680.–

Similar to a normal conversation, this level is slightly more audible but still manageable.

Best for larger kitchens or spaces where slight noise is less intrusive, maintaining functionality without excessive sound.

Typical price i
1000.– to 1800.–

Represents the highest level of energy efficiency, consuming the least amount of electricity.

Ideal for those seeking to minimize energy costs and reduce their carbon footprint significantly.

Typical price i
750.– to 1600.–

Consumes slightly more energy than class A, but still offers good efficiency.

Suitable for individuals who want a balance between initial purchase cost and energy savings.

Typical price i
640.– to 1500.–

Moderate energy consumption, higher than classes A and B, but lower than D.

Provides a cost-effective option for those who place moderate emphasis on energy savings.

Typical price i
520.– to 1200.–

Represents lower energy efficiency, consuming more electricity compared to higher classes.

Recommended for situations where initial purchase cost is a priority over long-term energy savings.

Typical price i
550.– to 1300.–

Automatically removes frost buildup, eliminating the need for manual defrosting.

This feature saves time and effort, ensuring the fridge runs efficiently without interruption.

Typical price i
680.– to 1200.–

Prevents ice formation inside the fridge, maintaining optimal temperature and humidity levels.

Ensures consistent cooling performance and reduces maintenance, ideal for busy households.

Typical price i
460.– to 1000.–

Shelves can be repositioned to accommodate varying sizes of food items and containers.

Provides flexibility in organizing storage space, maximizing capacity and accessibility.

Typical price i
680.– to 1400.–

Dedicated area designed to keep fruits, vegetables, and perishables fresher for longer.

Ideal for preserving nutritional value and flavor, ensuring food stays fresh and ready to eat.