The best fridges

Mini fridges, standard models, fridge-freezer combos and standalone freezers: our selection to keep your everyday food properly stored.

The fridge remains the ultimate cold-storage appliance, for everyday use at home, in the office, or as extra storage (bedroom, office, wine room).
We have sorted our selection into several families: mini fridges and minibars (bedroom, office, extra storage), standard single-door fridges, fridge-freezer combos (with a built-in freezer compartment), and standalone freezers (upright or chest), for dedicated storage capacity. For portable cold outdoors, see our Coolers category instead.

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I - Mini fridge

Compact and quiet, the mini fridge (or minibar) fits into a bedroom, office or studio, keeping a few drinks and snacks cold.

Mini-réfrigérateur 17L Klarstein Mini-réfrigérateur 17L
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Klarstein Mini-réfrigérateur 17L

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Compact and near-silent (26 dB), this 17-litre Klarstein thermoelectric mini fridge fits neatly into a bedroom, an office or a studio.

  • Type : Thermoelectric mini fridge, 2 cooling levels
  • Volume : 17 litres
  • Energy class : G
  • Ultra-quiet thermoelectric operation (26 dB), ideal for a bedroom
The Klarstein 17-litre mini fridge targets small spaces: a student room, an office, a studio or an improvised hotel-room set-up. Its thermoelectric technology, with no compressor, and compact size let you keep a few drinks and snacks cool without the noise or bulk of a standard fridge.
On paper, a 17-litre thermoelectric mini fridge isn't going to blow anyone away on performance, and that's exactly the point: keep a few cans and a snack cool without any background noise audible from the bed. That's exactly what the feedback confirms, ours included: the quiet operation (a rated 26 dB) is genuinely real, easy to forget once it's tucked into a corner of the room or under a desk. The temperature drops properly down to 4.5°C, plenty for cold drinks. One thing to know before buying: its energy class G and the lack of a 12V option for use in a car, unlike some more versatile competitors. But for the intended use, a student room, an office or a studio, with close to 700 reviews at 4/5, this little Klarstein more than earns its place.
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KB 389 Bomann KB 389 Mini Fridge 42L
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Bomann KB 389

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With 42 litres and a small built-in freezer compartment, the Bomann KB 389 goes a step beyond a simple backup minibar.

  • Volume : 42 litres (36 L fridge + 6 L freezer compartment)
  • Energy class : A++ (about 84 kWh/year)
  • Type : Compressor mini fridge with freezer compartment
  • Real compressor (not thermoelectric), temperature continuously adjustable from 0 to 8°C
The Bomann KB 389 offers 42 litres of capacity, a step above the most compact minibars, with a genuine compressor and often a small built-in freezer compartment. Suited to a studio, a spare room or an office, it lets you store more food than a simple thermoelectric mini fridge.
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II - Standard fridge

The classic single-door fridge, with no separate freezer compartment: a simple, economical solution for everyday food storage.

PopArt-Bar 136L Klarstein PopArt-Bar 136L
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Klarstein PopArt-Bar 136L

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A single-door fridge with a colourful retro design from Klarstein, bringing a vintage touch to the kitchen without sacrificing functionality.

  • Volume : 136 litres
  • Energy class : A+
  • Type : Single-door fridge, 1950s retro design, 3 levels
  • Colourful retro design with vintage logo and metal accents, reversible door
The Klarstein PopArt-Bar 136L leans into a bold, colourful retro design while still delivering the classic functions of a mid-sized single-door fridge. Its compact format suits a studio or apartment kitchen, with enough capacity for one or two people's weekly shopping.
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SI6 Indesit SI6 Fridge 322L
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Indesit SI6

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A family-sized 322-litre capacity for this Indesit single-door fridge, designed to cover a household's everyday needs.

  • Volume : 323 litres
  • Energy class : F (about 142 kWh/year)
  • Type : Single-door fridge, static cooling
  • Large usable capacity for a single-door model, adjustable glass shelves, dedicated vegetable drawer
The Indesit SI6 fridge offers 322 litres of usable capacity, a classic family size for a main kitchen. Its adjustable shelves and door compartments make it easy to organise a household's weekly shopping, with the simplicity and reliability the Indesit brand is known for.
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III - Fridge-freezer combo

Fridge and freezer combined in a single appliance, most often in a 70/30 configuration: the most complete solution for a main kitchen.

Big Daddy Cool Klarstein Big Daddy Cool Compact Fridge-Freezer Combo
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Klarstein Big Daddy Cool

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Generous format and a built-in freezer: the Klarstein Big Daddy Cool aims for full kitchen self-sufficiency in a single appliance.

  • Volume : 87 litres (61 L fridge + 26 L freezer)
  • Energy class : E
  • Configuration : Single door, freezer at the top
  • Compact all-in-one format (fridge + freezer), designed for a studio or kitchenette
The Klarstein Big Daddy Cool fridge-freezer combo pairs, behind a single door, a 61-litre fridge compartment with a 26-litre freezer compartment at the top, for 87 litres in total. This compact format suits a kitchenette or studio, where full fridge-and-freezer self-sufficiency needs to hold up despite the limited space.
On paper, an 87-litre single-door fridge-freezer combo sounds unremarkable, but in daily use it turns out to be exactly the right compromise for a kitchenette or a second home: the freezer compartment at the top stays accessible without digging around, and the vegetable drawer keeps lettuce and cucumbers crisp for several days. The point that comes up most often in feedback, ours included, is that it runs genuinely quietly day to day, easy to forget about even when placed near a dining corner. The temperature drops fast, even on a moderate thermostat setting, which helps keep consumption in check. Two things worth knowing before buying: energy class E isn't the most efficient on the market, and its capacity, plenty for one or two people, quickly feels tight once a child or a flatmate moves in. For a studio, a single person or a holiday rental, though, it's a safe bet, nicely finished for its price.
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A3FE635CGJE Haier A3FE635CGJE Fridge-Freezer Combo 330L
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Haier A3FE635CGJE

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A 330-litre fridge-freezer combo with No Frost technology: no more manually defrosting the freezer compartment.

  • Volume : 348 litres net (234 L fridge + 114 L freezer)
  • Energy class : F (about 310 kWh/year)
  • Type : Freestanding fridge-freezer combo
  • Full No Frost (zero frost, zero manual defrosting), 12 kg/24h freezing capacity
The Haier A3FE635CGJE offers 330 litres split between fridge and freezer, with No Frost technology that prevents frost build-up and the need for regular manual defrosting. A generous size and modern cooling management, designed for a family kitchen looking to cut down on everyday maintenance.
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IV - Freezer

Upright or chest, a standalone freezer offers dedicated storage capacity for frozen food and long-term storage, alongside an existing fridge.

Congélateur armoire 451L Beko Congélateur armoire 451L
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Beko Congélateur armoire 451L

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A large 451-litre Beko upright freezer, organised with drawers, built to stock up a family-sized reserve of frozen food.

  • Volume : 451 litres net
  • Energy class : A+ (about 350 kWh/year)
  • Type : Chest freezer, top-opening, static cooling
  • 36-hour autonomy during a power cut, high-temperature alarm, 3 storage baskets
The Beko 451-litre upright freezer offers substantial capacity, split across several drawers that make sorting and reaching frozen food easier. Its front-opening door, more convenient day to day than a chest model, makes it a top choice for families looking to build a well-organised frozen food stock alongside their main fridge.
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BD203RAA Haier BD203RAA Chest Freezer 203L
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Haier BD203RAA

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Compact on the floor and well insulated, this 203-litre Haier chest freezer slots easily into a cellar, garage or utility room.

  • Volume : 203 litres net
  • Energy class : A+ (about 223 kWh/year)
  • Type : Chest freezer, static cooling
  • 37-hour autonomy during a power cut, 18 kg/24h freezing capacity
The Haier BD203RAA chest freezer offers 203 litres of capacity in a top-opening format, known for holding onto the cold well every time it's opened. Its floor footprint stays reasonable, making it easy to install in a cellar, garage or utility room, as a complement to a main fridge.
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V - Related questions

An upright freezer, with front-opening doors, makes it easier to organise and see its contents (drawers, shelves), at the cost of slightly less efficient insulation each time it's opened. A chest freezer, opening from the top, keeps the cold in better (cold air doesn't escape) and often offers more capacity for the same floor space, though organising its contents is less convenient.

Favour classes A and B (new European energy label, in force since 2021): a fridge runs 24/7 all year round, so its electricity use adds up significantly on the bill over time. The price difference between a class C and a class A unit is usually paid back within a few years through energy savings.

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