Comfee RCD50WH2(E) 43L
(10 reviews)
A 43-litre mini fridge with a built-in freezer compartment, quiet (41 dB) and designed for bedroom or office.
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Key features
- Capacity: 43 litres
- Type: Fridge with freezer compartment
- Energy class: E
- Built-in freezer compartment, adjustable front feet
In detail: Comfee RCD50WH2(E) Mini Fridge 43L with Freezer
Comfee's RCD50WH2(E) is a 43-litre mini fridge that stands out with its built-in freezer compartment, a rare combination in this compact format usually reserved for plain cooling. This compartment keeps ice cubes or small frozen items, alongside the main space for drinks and snacks.
Its energy class E and claimed annual consumption of 80 kWh stay reasonable for a secondary appliance. The 41 dB noise level, while not as quiet as a thermoelectric model, remains discreet for bedroom or office use.
Adjustable front feet let you level the unit on an uneven floor, limiting vibration and the resulting noise. The reversible door makes it easier to fit into a tight space, while defrosting stays manual as with most mini fridges in this segment.
The Comfee RCD50WH2(E) suits anyone after a versatile mini fridge with the ability to freeze a few items, a size suited to a student room, office or studio.
Technical data
Detailed characteristics
Performance
| Type?General technical category the unit belongs to (refrigerator, freezer, mini fridge, combo...). | Fridge with built-in freezer compartment |
|---|---|
| Energy class?European energy efficiency class, from A (most efficient) to G. | E |
| Noise level?Noise emitted by the unit, in decibels (dB(A)). | 41 dB |
Dimensions and power supply
| Dimensions?Width, depth and height of the unit (W x D x H). | 47.2 x 45 x 49.2 cm (W x D x H) |
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Additional information
| Capacity | 43 litres |
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| Annual consumption | 80 kWh/year |
| Notable | Reversible door, adjustable front feet, manual defrost |
Our tester's verdict: Pierre Freysinger
Set up in a home office for lack of room for a full-size fridge, the Comfee RCD50WH2(E) lives up to its promise of quietness, barely noticeable over a computer fan in the background. The freezer compartment, rather unusual in this compact format, keeps a few ice cubes or a small frozen meal on hand, a real plus compared with plain mini fridges. Fitting the adjustable front feet helped level the unit on a slightly uneven floor, a detail that avoids parasitic vibration. The reversible door makes it easier to fit into a tight space. Defrosting stays manual, to be planned once or twice a year depending on freezer use. For a mini fridge budget, the combination of size, quietness and freezer compartment makes it a sensible choice for a student room or office.
Frequently asked questions: Comfee RCD50WH2(E) Mini Fridge 43L with Freezer
Yes, unlike many mini fridges of this size that only offer plain cooling, this model includes a freezer compartment for keeping ice cubes or small frozen items.
Its 41 dB noise level stays discreet for a bedroom or office, without reaching the near-total silence of a compressor-free thermoelectric model.
Yes, defrosting is manual, to be planned once or twice a year depending on how much the freezer compartment is used.
Yes, the door is reversible, which makes it easier to fit into a tight space depending on the room's layout.
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