The best refrigerators balance usable storage, a layout that suits your routine, and dimensions that fit your kitchen. My best overall pick is the LG 27 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door Smart Refrigerator, which pairs a roomy French-door layout with a shallower profile. The Kenmore 29 cu. ft. Side-by-Side is a strong choice for organized, narrow-door access, while the Upstreman 3.2 cu. ft. Mini Fridge suits a bedroom, office, or other small space. The main tradeoffs are capacity versus kitchen clearance, simple controls versus smart features, and full-size performance versus compact convenience. Read on for the complete comparison and help matching a refrigerator to your home.
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Key Takeaways
- Counter-depth models address kitchen fit, not maximum storage: the LG 27 cu. ft. and Kenmore 28.6 cu. ft. French-door picks offer shallower profiles, while standard-depth options can provide more room.
- French-door layouts suit wide, everyday items: the LG, KoolMore, and Samsung four-door models make fresh-food access a priority, but their bottom freezers may not suit buyers who reach for frozen food most often.
- Side-by-side refrigerators trade wide shelves for vertical organization: the Kenmore 29 cu. ft. and Samsung 27.4 cu. ft. models keep fresh and frozen items easy to sort, though large platters may be harder to fit.
- Apartment refrigerators vary by freezer position and footprint: BANGSON‘s 7.1 cu. ft. model puts the freezer below, its 7.7 cu. ft. version places it above, and the Frigidaire offers a different compact configuration.
- Smart features and extra compartments are not automatic upgrades: Samsung‘s Family Hub and FlexZone options may suit connected households, while Kenmore‘s top-freezer models favor a simpler, familiar setup.
| KoolMore 30-Inch 18.5 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door Refrigerator, Stainless Steel (KM-RERFDSS-18C) |  | Best for a Narrow Counter-Depth Fit | Capacity: 18.5 cu. ft. | Dimensions: 30.1 in. D × 29.5 in. W × 66.6 in. H | Configuration: Three-door French door | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Upstreman 3.2 Cu. Ft. Mini Fridge with Freezer, Black (BR321) |  | Best for Dorms and Personal Spaces | Total capacity: 3.2 cu. ft. | Refrigerator capacity: 2.9 cu. ft. | Freezer capacity: 0.3 cu. ft. | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Midea MRF29D6AST 29.3 cu. ft. French Door Smart Refrigerator |  | Best for Maximum Family Capacity | Capacity: 29.3 cu. ft. | Configuration: Three-door French door | Installation type: Freestanding | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Kenmore 29 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator, 36-Inch, Fingerprint-Resistant Stainless Steel |  | Best for Organized Side-by-Side Storage | Capacity: 29 cu. ft. | Width: 36 in. | Configuration: Full-sized side-by-side | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Samsung 26.7 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Family Hub, Stainless Steel |  | Best for Connected Kitchen Features | Capacity: 26.7 cu. ft. | Fresh-food capacity: 17.2 cu. ft. | Freezer capacity: 9.5 cu. ft. | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft. 30-Inch Top-Mount Refrigerator, White |  | Best for a Narrow Kitchen | Capacity: 18.1 cu. ft. | Width: 30 inches | Configuration: Top-mount freezer | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Sharp SJB1045SNS 10.3 cu. ft. 24-inch 2-Door Counter-Depth Refrigerator |  | Best Counter-Depth Compact Refrigerator | Total capacity: 10.3 cu. ft. | Refrigerator capacity: 7.4 cu. ft. | Freezer capacity: 2.9 cu. ft. | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft. Apartment Refrigerator with Bottom Freezer, Silver |  | Best for Tight Apartment Spaces | Total capacity: 7.1 cu. ft. | Refrigerator capacity: 5.45 cu. ft. | Freezer capacity: 1.65 cu. ft. | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| LG 27 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door Smart Refrigerator, Stainless Steel |  | Best Premium Counter-Depth Pick | Model: LRFLC2706S | Total capacity: 27 cu. ft. | Refrigerator capacity: 17.90 cu. ft. | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Frigidaire 7.5 cu. ft. Apartment-Size Refrigerator-Freezer, Platinum Stainless |  | Best Small Top-Freezer Option | Model: EFR751 | Capacity: 7.5 cu. ft. (206 liters) | Dimensions: 23 in. D x 21.5 in. W x 55.5 in. H | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Kenmore 25 cu. ft. 33-Inch Top-Freezer Refrigerator, Fingerprint-Resistant Stainless Steel |  | Best Traditional Top-Freezer | Capacity: 25 cu. ft. | Width: 33 inches | Configuration: Top-freezer | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Samsung 28 cu. ft. 4-Door French Door Smart Refrigerator with FlexZone Drawer, Stainless Steel (RF28R7201SR/AA) |  | Best for Flexible Food Storage | Capacity: 28 cu. ft. | Configuration: Four-door French door | Fresh food capacity: 19.7 cu. ft. | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| BANGSON 7.7 Cu. Ft. Apartment Refrigerator with Top Freezer, Black |  | Best for Compact Spaces | Total capacity: 7.7 cu. ft. | Refrigerator capacity: 6.21 cu. ft. | Freezer capacity: 1.49 cu. ft. | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Kenmore 28.6 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door Refrigerator |  | Best for Cooling and Fresh-Food Capacity | Capacity: 28.6 cu. ft. | Width: 36 inches | Configuration: French door with bottom-mount freezer | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| Samsung 27.4 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator, Stainless Steel (RS27T5200SR/AA) |  | Best Side-by-Side for Freezer Access | Capacity: 27.4 cu. ft. | Configuration: Side-by-side | Fresh food capacity: 17.9 cu. ft. | VIEW LATEST PRICE | See Our Full Breakdown |
| refrigerator | Configuration | Capacity | Dimensions | Freezer capacity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KoolMore 30-Inch 18.5 cu. ft. | Three-door French door | 18.5 cu. ft. | 30.1 in. D × 29.5 in. W × 66.6 in. H | 5.58 cu. ft. |
| Upstreman 3.2 Cu. Ft. Mini Fri | — | — | 17.4 in. D × 18.7 in. W × 33.1 in. H | 0.3 cu. ft. |
| Midea MRF29D6AST 29.3 cu. ft. | Three-door French door | 29.3 cu. ft. | 39 in. D × 37 in. W × 74 in. H | — |
| Kenmore 29 cu. ft. Side-by-Sid | Full-sized side-by-side | 29 cu. ft. | — | — |
| Samsung 26.7 cu. ft. Side-by-S | Side-by-side | 26.7 cu. ft. | 33.5 in. D × 35.88 in. W × 70.06 in. H | 9.5 cu. ft. |
| Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft. 30-Inch T | Top-mount freezer | 18.1 cu. ft. | — | — |
| Sharp SJB1045SNS 10.3 cu. ft. | Freezer-on-bottom | — | 23.6 in. W x 73.2 in. H x 23.8 in. D | 2.9 cu. ft. |
| BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft. Apartment | Two-door, bottom freezer | — | 21.3 in. W x 20.7 in. D x 56 in. H | 1.65 cu. ft. |
| LG 27 cu. ft. Counter-Depth Fr | French door, counter-depth | — | — | 8.60 cu. ft. |
| Frigidaire 7.5 cu. ft. Apartme | Two-door, top freezer | 7.5 cu. ft. (206 liters) | 23 in. D x 21.5 in. W x 55.5 in. H | — |
| Kenmore 25 cu. ft. 33-Inch Top | Top-freezer | 25 cu. ft. | — | — |
| Samsung 28 cu. ft. 4-Door Fren | Four-door French door | 28 cu. ft. | 29.38 D × 35.75 W × 70 H inches | 8.3 cu. ft. |
| BANGSON 7.7 Cu. Ft. Apartment | — | — | 21.5 W × 21.5 D × 56 H inches | 1.49 cu. ft. |
| Kenmore 28.6 cu. ft. Counter-D | French door with bottom-mount freezer | 28.6 cu. ft. | — | — |
| Samsung 27.4 cu. ft. Side-by-S | Side-by-side | 27.4 cu. ft. | 33.5 D × 35.88 W × 70.06 H inches | 9.5 cu. ft. |
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KoolMore 30-Inch 18.5 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door Refrigerator, Stainless Steel (KM-RERFDSS-18C)
The KoolMore KM-RERFDSS-18C is a strong fit for kitchens where a standard-depth refrigerator would project too far into the room. Its 29.5-inch width and counter-depth design give it a more built-in look than the much larger Midea MRF29D6AST, though the tradeoff is less room for groceries. Humidity-controlled crispers and adjustable glass shelves help separate produce and adapt the fresh-food area, while six door bins make everyday items easy to reach. Digital controls and double-flow cooling add temperature management, and automatic defrost avoids the hands-on upkeep required by the Upstreman mini fridge. The listed freezer capacity is 5.58 cu. ft., modest alongside its 18.5 cu. ft. total capacity, and only two shelves are specified. I’d choose it for a compact full-size kitchen, not for a household that prioritizes maximum storage.
Pros:- Counter-depth format suits kitchens where a deeper appliance would intrude into the room.
- Humidity-controlled crispers provide a dedicated place for produce.
- Six door bins and adjustable glass shelves allow flexible everyday storage.
- Double-flow cooling, digital temperature controls, and automatic defrost simplify temperature management and upkeep.
Cons:- The 5.58 cu. ft. freezer is a limited portion of the listed 18.5 cu. ft. total capacity.
- Only two adjustable shelves are listed, restricting shelf-layout options.
- Its smaller capacity offers less room than the 29.3 cu. ft. Midea MRF29D6AST.
Best for: Households with a narrower kitchen opening that want a counter-depth French door refrigerator and organized fresh-food storage.
Not ideal for: Large families or bulk shoppers who need maximum freezer space or more than two listed refrigerator shelves.
- Capacity:18.5 cu. ft.
- Dimensions:30.1 in. D × 29.5 in. W × 66.6 in. H
- Configuration:Three-door French door
- Freezer capacity:5.58 cu. ft.
- Shelves:2 adjustable glass shelves
- Door bins:6
- Cooling and controls:Double-flow compressor cooling; digital temperature control
- Annual energy consumption:465 kWh
- Finish:Stainless steel
Our verdict“Choose the KoolMore if counter depth and a narrower footprint matter more to you than maximum freezer and grocery capacity.”
Upstreman 3.2 Cu. Ft. Mini Fridge with Freezer, Black (BR321)
The Upstreman BR321 is a personal-space refrigerator, not a substitute for the full-size KoolMore or Midea models. Its 3.2 cu. ft. capacity includes a small 0.3 cu. ft. freezer, making it useful for drinks, snacks, and a limited amount of frozen food in a dorm, office, or bedroom. Two adjustable glass shelves and a crisper drawer give its compact interior more flexibility than a basic beverage cooler, while the reversible door helps it fit different room layouts. At a listed 38 dB, it is designed for quiet operation. The main compromise is the freezer: it is not suited to ice cream or ice cubes. Manual defrost also calls for occasional upkeep, unlike the automatic-defrost KoolMore. I’d pick this when a full-size refrigerator would be excessive and freezer performance is secondary.
Pros:- Compact dimensions make it suitable for dorms, bedrooms, and offices.
- Separate 0.3 cu. ft. freezer compartment keeps limited frozen items apart from refrigerated food.
- Two adjustable glass shelves, a crisper drawer, and five temperature settings support flexible use.
- Reversible door and 38 dB listed noise level suit room-specific placement.
Cons:- The 0.3 cu. ft. freezer is not suitable for ice cream or ice cubes.
- Manual defrost requires more upkeep than the automatic-defrost KoolMore.
- Its 3.2 cu. ft. capacity is too limited for most households’ main refrigerator needs.
Best for: Students, office workers, or people furnishing a bedroom who need chilled food and drinks with a small separate freezer compartment.
Not ideal for: Households that need dependable frozen-food storage, ice cubes, or a primary refrigerator for weekly groceries.
- Total capacity:3.2 cu. ft.
- Refrigerator capacity:2.9 cu. ft.
- Freezer capacity:0.3 cu. ft.
- Dimensions:17.4 in. D × 18.7 in. W × 33.1 in. H
- Temperature range:32°F to 50°F
- Temperature settings:5
- Noise level:38 dB
- Defrost system:Manual defrost
- Door:Single, reversible
Our verdict“Choose the Upstreman for a dorm, bedroom, or office when quiet, compact refrigeration matters more than usable freezer space.”
Midea MRF29D6AST 29.3 cu. ft. French Door Smart Refrigerator
With 29.3 cu. ft. of capacity, the Midea MRF29D6AST is the roomiest choice in this five-product group, well ahead of the 18.5 cu. ft. KoolMore. That extra volume suits households buying groceries in larger quantities or juggling a busy family schedule. Its dual ice maker and water-and-ice dispenser provide ready access to ice and chilled water, while LED interior lighting makes it easier to see what is stored. A fingerprint-resistant stainless finish can also reduce the appearance of everyday marks, and the door alarm helps flag an open door. Capacity comes with a substantial footprint: the listed dimensions are 39 inches deep and 37 inches wide, so it needs generous space. Compared with the 36-inch Kenmore side-by-side, this Midea is wider and deeper, making fit checks especially important. The supplied details do not identify smart controls, so I would choose it for capacity and dispensing rather than connected features.
Pros:- 29.3 cu. ft. capacity offers the most listed storage in this group.
- Dual ice maker and water-and-ice dispenser support frequent household use.
- Fingerprint-resistant finish helps limit visible smudges.
- LED interior lighting and a door alarm add useful everyday visibility and awareness.
Cons:- Listed dimensions of 39 in. deep by 37 in. wide may not fit tighter kitchen layouts.
- Its large size is a less practical fit than the 36-inch Kenmore side-by-side for some openings.
- The provided product details do not specify shelf adjustability or separate freezer capacity.
Best for: Large households and bulk shoppers with a spacious kitchen who want a high-capacity French door refrigerator with dual ice making and a water-and-ice dispenser.
Not ideal for: Owners of narrow kitchens or anyone seeking a compact, counter-depth appliance; its listed 37-inch width and 39-inch depth demand substantial room.
- Capacity:29.3 cu. ft.
- Configuration:Three-door French door
- Installation type:Freestanding
- Dimensions:39 in. D × 37 in. W × 74 in. H
- Ice maker:Dual ice maker
- Dispenser:Water and ice
- Finish:Fingerprint-resistant stainless
- Lighting:LED interior lighting
- Additional feature:Door alarm
Our verdict“Choose the Midea if your household needs the most listed capacity here and your kitchen can accommodate its broad, deep body.”
Kenmore 29 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator, 36-Inch, Fingerprint-Resistant Stainless Steel
The Kenmore 4651845 pairs a large 29 cu. ft. capacity with side-by-side access, keeping fresh and frozen items in separate vertical zones. Its seven glass shelves, gallon-size door bins, and crisper drawers make it easier to sort different groceries than a minimal-layout refrigerator such as the KoolMore, whose listed details include just two shelves. An external filtered ice-and-water dispenser avoids opening the doors for routine drinks, while Accela Chill and Accela Freeze are designed to speed cooling after new groceries go in. Multi-Flow air circulation and a quiet inverter compressor round out its everyday appeal. The tradeoff is the side-by-side format: narrow compartments can limit storage of wide platters or bulky containers compared with the French-door Midea. It is also 36 inches wide, so buyers should check the opening and door clearance before choosing it.
Pros:- 29 cu. ft. capacity supports substantial grocery storage.
- Seven glass shelves, gallon-size door bins, and crisper drawers create varied storage zones.
- External filtered ice-and-water dispenser provides access without opening the refrigerator.
- Accela Chill, Accela Freeze, Multi-Flow circulation, and an inverter compressor target responsive, even cooling.
Cons:- Side-by-side compartments can be restrictive for wide platters and bulky items compared with the French-door Midea.
- Its 36-inch width requires a suitably sized opening and room for door operation.
- Ice production is listed at up to 3 lbs. per day, which may not suit households with very high ice demand.
Best for: Families who want substantial capacity, clearly separated freezer and refrigerator sections, and an external filtered ice-and-water dispenser.
Not ideal for: Cooks who regularly store wide trays or large containers, or kitchens that cannot accommodate a 36-inch-wide refrigerator and its door clearance.
- Capacity:29 cu. ft.
- Width:36 in.
- Configuration:Full-sized side-by-side
- Shelves:7 glass shelves
- Door bins:4
- Ice production:Up to 3 lbs. per day
- Dispenser:External filtered ice and water
- Defrost system:Automatic
- Finish:Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel
Our verdict“Choose the Kenmore if you prefer organized vertical freezer and refrigerator sections with dispenser access over the Midea’s wider French-door layout.”
Samsung 26.7 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Family Hub, Stainless Steel
The Samsung RS27T5561SR/AA is the connected-kitchen choice: its Family Hub, app control, touch control, and built-in Alexa put more emphasis on interactive features than the straightforward storage focus of the Kenmore 4651845. The 26.7 cu. ft. layout is smaller than either that Kenmore or the Midea MRF29D6AST, but its 17.2 cu. ft. fresh-food section and 9.5 cu. ft. freezer give buyers a clear capacity split. All-around cooling is intended to distribute cold air throughout the interior, and the indoor ice maker saves freezer shelf space. The fingerprint-resistant finish helps with routine marks. The added technology will matter most to people who plan to use its controls and connected functions; shoppers who just want cold storage may find the Kenmore’s listed organization and rapid-cooling features more relevant. At 306 pounds, installation also calls for planning and adequate help.
Pros:- Family Hub, app control, touch control, and built-in Alexa add connected functions.
- Indoor ice maker preserves freezer shelf space.
- All-around cooling is designed to distribute cold air throughout the refrigerator.
- Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel finish helps reduce visible marks.
Cons:- At 26.7 cu. ft., it has less listed capacity than the 29 cu. ft. Kenmore and 29.3 cu. ft. Midea.
- Its technology-focused feature set may be unnecessary for shoppers who want straightforward refrigeration.
- The 306-pound weight calls for careful delivery and installation planning.
Best for: Tech-oriented households that want a side-by-side refrigerator with app and touch controls, Family Hub features, and an indoor ice maker.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking the largest available capacity, simple conventional controls, or an easy solo installation; the Midea and Kenmore offer more listed capacity, and this unit weighs 306 pounds.
- Capacity:26.7 cu. ft.
- Fresh-food capacity:17.2 cu. ft.
- Freezer capacity:9.5 cu. ft.
- Configuration:Side-by-side
- Dimensions:33.5 in. D × 35.88 in. W × 70.06 in. H
- Weight:306 lb.
- Connected features:Family Hub, Alexa built-in, app control, touch control
- Annual energy consumption:691 kWh
- Finish:Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel
Our verdict“Choose the Samsung if connected controls are a priority; choose the Kenmore or Midea instead if storage capacity matters more.”
Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft. 30-Inch Top-Mount Refrigerator, White
The Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft. makes a strong case for buyers who need a full-size refrigerator but have only a 30-inch-wide opening. Its adjustable glass shelves and gallon door storage make it more adaptable for everyday groceries than the much smaller BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft. Apartment Refrigerator, while the top-freezer layout keeps frozen food easy to reach without the cost of a larger French-door design. Two humidity-controlled crispers give produce a dedicated place, and its ENERGY STAR certification and inverter compressor are useful efficiency features. The tradeoff is its standard-depth cabinet, which will stand proud of surrounding cabinetry; the Sharp SJB1045SNS offers a more flush counter-depth fit, but with substantially less storage. Choose the Kenmore for capacity and straightforward organization, not a built-in appearance.
Pros:- 18.1 cu. ft. capacity in a 30-inch-wide footprint
- Adjustable glass shelves accommodate taller or bulky items
- Two humidity-controlled crispers provide separated produce storage
- ENERGY STAR certified with an inverter compressor
Cons:- Standard-depth design extends beyond surrounding cabinets
- Top-freezer configuration is less convenient for frequent fresh-food access than a bottom-freezer layout
Best for: Households needing a conventional full-size refrigerator that fits a 30-inch-wide kitchen opening.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking a flush cabinet line or a compact refrigerator for a studio; its standard-depth body projects beyond cabinetry and may be too large.
- Capacity:18.1 cu. ft.
- Width:30 inches
- Configuration:Top-mount freezer
- Shelves:3 adjustable glass shelves
- Crispers:2 humidity-controlled
- Compressor:Inverter
- Defrost:Automatic
- Energy certification:ENERGY STAR
Our verdict“Choose this Kenmore if you want useful full-size capacity in a narrow opening and can live with a standard-depth profile.”
Sharp SJB1045SNS 10.3 cu. ft. 24-inch 2-Door Counter-Depth Refrigerator
The Sharp SJB1045SNS suits kitchens where keeping the refrigerator close to the cabinet line matters more than maximizing volume. At 23.8 inches deep, its counter-depth design and reversible doors give it installation flexibility that the standard-depth Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft. lacks. The bottom freezer also puts everyday refrigerated food at a comfortable height, and the fingerprint-resistant stainless finish helps the exterior stay presentable. Its 10.3 cu. ft. capacity is a meaningful step above apartment-size choices such as the Frigidaire 7.5 cu. ft., but it still falls well short of the LG 27 cu. ft. for family-sized grocery runs. Only two main-compartment shelves limit how much you can customize the layout, and its 125.7-pound weight may call for help during installation. This is a fit-and-finish pick, not a high-capacity one.
Pros:- Counter-depth body keeps a compact kitchen’s cabinet line clearer
- Bottom freezer leaves frequently used fresh food at an accessible height
- Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel finish
- Reversible doors support more flexible placement
Cons:- 10.3 cu. ft. capacity is limited for families or bulk grocery storage
- Only two shelves in the main refrigerator compartment restrict layout choices
- 125.7-pound weight can make delivery and installation harder
Best for: Apartment dwellers or small-household buyers who want a counter-depth stainless refrigerator with a separate bottom freezer.
Not ideal for: Large households or bulk shoppers who need extensive fresh-food and freezer capacity, or anyone needing an easy solo installation.
- Total capacity:10.3 cu. ft.
- Refrigerator capacity:7.4 cu. ft.
- Freezer capacity:2.9 cu. ft.
- Dimensions:23.6 in. W x 73.2 in. H x 23.8 in. D
- Configuration:Freezer-on-bottom
- Noise level:43 dB
- Finish:Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel
- Energy certification:ENERGY STAR
Our verdict“Pick the Sharp if a counter-depth fit and bottom freezer matter more than the larger capacity of the LG or Kenmore.”
BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft. Apartment Refrigerator with Bottom Freezer, Silver
For a small apartment where every inch counts, the BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft. offers a compact footprint and a separate bottom freezer without the bulk of a full-size refrigerator. Its 21.3-inch width is narrower than the Frigidaire 7.5 cu. ft., though the Frigidaire provides slightly more total capacity and three adjustable refrigerator shelves. BANGSON’s two glass shelves, crisper, and five temperature settings cover basic food organization, while the bottom freezer keeps frozen items apart from fresh groceries. At an average 39 dB, it is also a quieter small-space option than the Sharp SJB1045SNS, based on the listed noise figures. The central compromise is manual defrosting, which calls for periodic upkeep, along with just 1.65 cu. ft. of freezer room. I would choose it for essentials, not for stocking up.
Pros:- Narrow 21.3-inch width suits limited floor space
- Separate bottom freezer with two drawers
- Adjustable glass shelves and reversible doors
- Listed average noise level of 39 dB
Cons:- Manual defrosting requires periodic maintenance
- Freezer capacity is limited to 1.65 cu. ft.
- Smaller overall storage than the Frigidaire 7.5 cu. ft.
Best for: People furnishing a narrow studio, office, or secondary kitchen who need separate fresh-food and freezer compartments.
Not ideal for: Households that freeze many meals, buy groceries in bulk, or want automatic defrosting and less routine maintenance.
- Total capacity:7.1 cu. ft.
- Refrigerator capacity:5.45 cu. ft.
- Freezer capacity:1.65 cu. ft.
- Dimensions:21.3 in. W x 20.7 in. D x 56 in. H
- Configuration:Two-door, bottom freezer
- Temperature settings:5
- Noise level:39 dB average
- Defrost system:Manual
Our verdict“Choose the BANGSON for a narrow apartment spot and basic separate freezer storage, provided you accept manual defrosting.”
LG 27 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door Smart Refrigerator, Stainless Steel
The LG 27 cu. ft. French-door refrigerator is the lineup’s choice for buyers who want family-scale storage without a standard-depth look. Its counter-depth format combines 27 cu. ft. of capacity with four tempered-glass shelves, two crispers, and a Glide N’ Serve drawer, giving different types of groceries dedicated space. Compared with the Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft., it offers far more room and a French-door layout, while its internal filtered-water dispenser and ice maker add convenience without putting a dispenser on the exterior. The ThinQ connectivity, Smart Cooling, and Door Cooling+ also set it apart from simpler models such as the Sharp SJB1045SNS. The tradeoffs are that the dispenser is inside the refrigerator and ice storage is capped at 4 pounds, which may frustrate households that use ice heavily. Its advanced features matter most if you will use them.
Pros:- 27 cu. ft. capacity in a counter-depth French-door design
- Internal filtered-water dispenser and built-in ice maker
- Four glass shelves, two crispers, and a Glide N’ Serve drawer
- Smart Cooling, Door Cooling+, and LG ThinQ connectivity
Cons:- Internal water dispenser requires opening the refrigerator door
- Ice storage capacity is limited to 4.0 lbs.
- Connected features add complexity compared with the Kenmore top-freezer model
Best for: Families wanting large-capacity, counter-depth storage, an internal water dispenser, and connected cooling features.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want water and ice dispensed through the exterior door, need a large reserve of ice, or prefer a simpler appliance.
- Model:LRFLC2706S
- Total capacity:27 cu. ft.
- Refrigerator capacity:17.90 cu. ft.
- Freezer capacity:8.60 cu. ft.
- Configuration:French door, counter-depth
- Water dispenser:Internal, filtered
- Ice maker:2.5 lbs. daily production; 4.0 lbs. storage
- Energy certification:ENERGY STAR
Our verdict“Choose the LG if you need family-scale capacity and smart features in a counter-depth refrigerator, and do not require an exterior dispenser.”
Frigidaire 7.5 cu. ft. Apartment-Size Refrigerator-Freezer, Platinum Stainless
The Frigidaire EFR751 is a straightforward choice for buyers who want a small refrigerator with a familiar top-freezer layout. Its 7.5 cu. ft. capacity edges past the BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft., and three adjustable refrigerator shelves give it more ways to arrange groceries than BANGSON’s two. The separate freezer, interior lighting in both compartments, reversible door, castors, and leveling legs make it practical for a dorm, office, or secondary kitchen where placement may change. Compared with the Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft., though, it is clearly meant for a different scale of shopping: capacity is too limited for most full-household grocery loads. Like the BANGSON, it requires manual defrosting, so frost removal is part of ownership. I would favor this model over the BANGSON when the extra shelf and slightly larger capacity matter more than a bottom freezer.
Pros:- 7.5 cu. ft. capacity is slightly larger than the BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft.
- Three adjustable glass shelves support flexible refrigerator storage
- Reversible door, rear castors, and leveling legs simplify placement
- Separate freezer and interior lighting in both compartments
Cons:- Manual defrost system requires periodic frost removal
- Compact capacity limits storage for larger households
- Top-freezer layout places frozen food above the fresh-food section
Best for: Students, office users, and small-household buyers who want a compact top-freezer refrigerator with adjustable shelves and flexible placement.
Not ideal for: Families or regular bulk shoppers who need substantial storage, and buyers unwilling to handle manual freezer defrosting.
- Model:EFR751
- Capacity:7.5 cu. ft. (206 liters)
- Dimensions:23 in. D x 21.5 in. W x 55.5 in. H
- Configuration:Two-door, top freezer
- Refrigerator shelves:3 adjustable glass shelves
- Freezer shelf:1 adjustable/removable wire shelf
- Defrost system:Manual
- Door:Reversible
Our verdict“Pick the Frigidaire for a compact, flexible top-freezer layout with a little more space than the BANGSON, if manual defrost is acceptable.”
Kenmore 25 cu. ft. 33-Inch Top-Freezer Refrigerator, Fingerprint-Resistant Stainless Steel
This Kenmore suits buyers who want generous everyday storage without moving to a wide French-door layout. Its 25 cu. ft. capacity is substantially larger than the BANGSON 7.7 Cu. Ft. Apartment Refrigerator, while adjustable spill-proof shelves and gallon door bins make it easier to fit bulky groceries and contain small spills. The two humidity-controlled crispers give produce its own space, and ENERGY STAR certification plus LED lighting add practical efficiency-minded touches. A reversible door can help when the kitchen layout limits which way the refrigerator opens. The tradeoff is its simpler format: it has no specified built-in ice maker, unlike the Samsung side-by-side, and its single top-freezer design lacks the flexible drawers and dispenser features of larger premium options. I’d choose it for capacity and straightforward storage, not convenience extras.
Pros:- 25 cu. ft. capacity in a 33-inch-wide top-freezer design
- Adjustable spill-proof tempered-glass shelves accommodate changing grocery loads
- Two humidity-controlled crispers and gallon door bins support practical food organization
- ENERGY STAR certified, with LED lighting and automatic defrost
Cons:- No built-in ice maker is specified; an icemaker is optional
- Top-freezer layout lacks the flexible middle drawer and dispenser convenience of the Samsung French-door model
- Only a one-year appliance warranty is listed
Best for: Households that want a roomy, straightforward refrigerator with flexible shelves and produce storage, but do not need a water or ice dispenser.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want built-in ice, an external water dispenser, or a French-door layout with specialty drawers.
- Capacity:25 cu. ft.
- Width:33 inches
- Configuration:Top-freezer
- Finish:Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel
- Shelves:Adjustable tempered glass
- Crispers:2 humidity-controlled
- Defrost system:Automatic
- Energy certification:ENERGY STAR
Our verdict“Choose this Kenmore for roomy, uncomplicated storage and skip it if a built-in ice maker or dispenser is a must.”
Samsung 28 cu. ft. 4-Door French Door Smart Refrigerator with FlexZone Drawer, Stainless Steel (RF28R7201SR/AA)
The Samsung’s standout is not simply its 28 cu. ft. capacity, but the way its fourth door adds a separate FlexZone drawer with four temperature settings and an adjustable divider. That gives households a more adaptable spot for items such as snacks or party food than the Kenmore 25 cu. ft. top-freezer’s conventional shelves can provide. Twin Cooling Plus independently manages refrigerator and freezer conditions, while the external dispenser handles chilled water and cubed or crushed ice. SmartThings AI Energy Mode also lets owners monitor energy use. These features make it a more versatile choice than the Samsung side-by-side, but the added flexibility comes with a large, heavy appliance: at 317.5 pounds and nearly 36 inches wide, delivery and installation need careful planning. Its listed annual energy consumption is 755 kWh, so buyers prioritizing a simpler, lower-feature layout may prefer another option.
Pros:- FlexZone drawer offers four temperature settings and an adjustable divider
- Twin Cooling Plus controls refrigerator and freezer conditions independently
- External dispenser provides chilled filtered water and cubed or crushed ice
- SmartThings AI Energy Mode supports energy monitoring and alerts
Cons:- At 317.5 pounds and 35.75 inches wide, installation and access can be challenging
- Listed annual energy consumption is 755 kWh
- Its feature-rich four-door design is more complex than the Kenmore top-freezer layout
Best for: Families who regularly separate snacks, drinks, and meal ingredients and want a dedicated temperature-adjustable drawer plus dispenser access.
Not ideal for: Buyers with tight delivery paths, limited kitchen width, or a preference for a simpler refrigerator with fewer connected features.
- Capacity:28 cu. ft.
- Configuration:Four-door French door
- Fresh food capacity:19.7 cu. ft.
- Freezer capacity:8.3 cu. ft.
- Dimensions:29.38 D × 35.75 W × 70 H inches
- Annual energy consumption:755 kWh
- Water and ice:Chilled filtered water; cubed and crushed ice
- Cooling:Twin Cooling Plus
- FlexZone drawer:Four temperature settings and adjustable divider
Our verdict“Pick this Samsung if a configurable drawer and dispenser matter more than an easier-to-place, simpler refrigerator.”
BANGSON 7.7 Cu. Ft. Apartment Refrigerator with Top Freezer, Black
Where the Kenmore 25 cu. ft. top-freezer is aimed at a full household, this BANGSON is built for kitchens where floor space is scarce. At 21.5 inches wide, it fits a very different role: apartments, offices, or secondary kitchens that need a separate freezer without the footprint of a standard refrigerator. Its 6.21 cu. ft. fresh-food section includes adjustable glass shelves, a crisper, and door racks, while reversible doors give more placement options. The stated 39 dB operation is also suited to rooms where noise is noticeable. Capacity is the clear compromise: the 1.49 cu. ft. freezer is limited for bulk storage, and manual defrost asks for periodic maintenance. Compared with the BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft. Apartment Refrigerator with Bottom Freezer, this top-freezer version keeps the freezer above the fresh-food compartment, so choose based on which section you reach for most.
Pros:- Compact 21.5-inch width suits tight kitchen spaces
- Adjustable shelves, crisper drawer, and door racks help organize a small interior
- Reversible doors offer more flexibility for room layouts
- 39 dB operating-noise specification suits shared or quiet spaces
Cons:- The 1.49 cu. ft. freezer limits frozen-food storage
- Manual defrost requires periodic upkeep
- 7.7 cu. ft. total capacity is far below full-size options such as the Kenmore 25 cu. ft. model
Best for: Apartment dwellers, office managers, and people outfitting a compact secondary kitchen who need both refrigerator and freezer compartments.
Not ideal for: Families, bulk shoppers, or anyone who needs substantial frozen-food storage or automatic defrost.
- Total capacity:7.7 cu. ft.
- Refrigerator capacity:6.21 cu. ft.
- Freezer capacity:1.49 cu. ft.
- Dimensions:21.5 W × 21.5 D × 56 H inches
- Temperature settings:5
- Noise level:39 dB
- Defrost system:Manual defrost
- Doors:2; reversible
- Color:Black
Our verdict“Choose this BANGSON when compact dimensions matter most, but look to a full-size refrigerator for family-scale storage.”
Kenmore 28.6 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door Refrigerator
This Kenmore pairs a spacious 28.6 cu. ft. interior with a cooling system designed to distribute temperature across the cabinet. Its inverter compressor, dual evaporators, Multi-Flow Air System, and Accela Chill give buyers more cooling-focused hardware than the simpler Kenmore 25 cu. ft. top-freezer. The French-door layout, pantry drawer, and humidity-controlled crispers also make fresh-food organization more adaptable, while the external dispenser supplies filtered water and cubed or crushed ice. It is a strong fit for households that want large-capacity storage without giving up dispenser convenience. The tradeoff is its 36-inch width, which calls for a full-size opening, and the supplied details do not specify fresh-food and freezer capacity splits. Its three glass shelves also offer less shelf-count detail than the Samsung four-door model, which adds a configurable temperature drawer.
Pros:- 28.6 cu. ft. capacity with French-door access and a pantry drawer
- Dual evaporators, inverter compressor, and Multi-Flow Air System support even cooling
- External dispenser offers filtered water and cubed or crushed ice
- ENERGY STAR certified with fingerprint-resistant stainless steel
Cons:- 36-inch width may not fit narrower kitchen openings
- Does not list a separate temperature-adjustable drawer like the Samsung four-door model
- Only a one-year appliance warranty is specified
Best for: Larger households that want a roomy French-door refrigerator, fresh-food organization, and an external water-and-ice dispenser.
Not ideal for: Small kitchens or buyers who need a compact refrigerator, a narrower footprint, or a separately adjustable temperature drawer.
- Capacity:28.6 cu. ft.
- Width:36 inches
- Configuration:French door with bottom-mount freezer
- Finish:Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel
- Cooling system:Inverter compressor, dual evaporators, Multi-Flow Air System
- Dispenser:Filtered cold water; cubed or crushed ice
- Ice production:Up to 3 lbs. per day
- Energy certification:ENERGY STAR
- Defrost system:Automatic
Our verdict“Choose this Kenmore for large, organized French-door storage and cooling features, provided your kitchen can accommodate its 36-inch width.”
Samsung 27.4 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator, Stainless Steel (RS27T5200SR/AA)
This Samsung’s side-by-side layout gives frozen food 9.5 cu. ft. of dedicated space beside 17.9 cu. ft. of fresh-food storage, making freezer access more direct than in the Kenmore French-door model’s bottom-freezer arrangement. The 27.4 cu. ft. capacity is close to the Samsung four-door’s 28 cu. ft., but the layouts serve different habits: this one keeps both compartments within easy reach, while the four-door Samsung adds a temperature-adjustable FlexZone drawer and an external water dispenser. Here, an indoor icemaker, touch controls, Wi-Fi, and multivent cooling supply the main convenience features. The fingerprint-resistant finish helps with day-to-day kitchen marks. The tradeoff is that a side-by-side splits the interior into narrower vertical compartments, which can limit space for wide trays. Its listed energy use is 728 kWh per year, so buyers comparing operating figures should note the stated annual consumption.
Pros:- 27.4 cu. ft. total capacity, including 9.5 cu. ft. of freezer space
- Side-by-side layout keeps fresh and frozen foods accessible without a bottom drawer
- Indoor icemaker saves the need for a separate countertop ice maker
- Multivent cooling, touch control, Wi-Fi, and fingerprint-resistant finish
Cons:- Narrower vertical compartments can make wide dishes and trays harder to fit
- No external water dispenser is specified, unlike the Samsung four-door model
- Listed annual energy consumption is 728 kWh
Best for: Households that use frozen foods often and want a full-height freezer compartment, an indoor icemaker, and connected controls.
Not ideal for: Buyers who store wide platters, want a flexible middle drawer, or prefer a French-door refrigerator with an external water dispenser.
- Capacity:27.4 cu. ft.
- Configuration:Side-by-side
- Fresh food capacity:17.9 cu. ft.
- Freezer capacity:9.5 cu. ft.
- Dimensions:33.5 D × 35.88 W × 70.06 H inches
- Annual energy consumption:728 kWh
- Cooling:Multivent cooling
- Features:Indoor icemaker, touch control, Wi-Fi, automatic defrost
- Finish:Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel
Our verdict“Pick this Samsung if easy, full-height freezer access and an indoor icemaker matter more than wide shelves or a flexible drawer.”
How We Picked
I ranked these refrigerators by how well each design addresses a clear household need: everyday full-size storage, kitchen fit, organized access, compact living, or added convenience. I weighed stated capacity alongside configuration, counter-depth fit where specified, and the practical impact of features such as a smart interface, flexible drawer, or separate freezer. A large capacity alone did not earn a higher position; the layout and likely fit have to make sense for the buyer the model serves.
The ranking favors versatile full-size options near the top, then distinguishes specialized alternatives by their strengths and compromises. Counter-depth models stand out for kitchens where projection matters, side-by-side designs for buyers who value vertical organization, and top-freezer or compact models for simpler needs and smaller homes. Smart and multi-compartment refrigerators rank well for buyers who will use those features, but they are not universal winners. Since the product list does not supply comparable measurements for every model, I avoid treating the rankings as a substitute for checking the exact installation dimensions and specifications.
| refrigerator | Finish |
|---|---|
| KoolMore 30-Inch 18.5 cu. ft. | Stainless steel |
| Upstreman 3.2 Cu. Ft. Mini Fri | — |
| Midea MRF29D6AST 29.3 cu. ft. | Fingerprint-resistant stainless |
| Kenmore 29 cu. ft. Side-by-Sid | Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel |
| Samsung 26.7 cu. ft. Side-by-S | Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel |
| Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft. 30-Inch T | — |
| Sharp SJB1045SNS 10.3 cu. ft. | Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel |
| BANGSON 7.1 Cu. Ft. Apartment | — |
| LG 27 cu. ft. Counter-Depth Fr | — |
| Frigidaire 7.5 cu. ft. Apartme | — |
| Kenmore 25 cu. ft. 33-Inch Top | Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel |
| Samsung 28 cu. ft. 4-Door Fren | — |
| BANGSON 7.7 Cu. Ft. Apartment | — |
| Kenmore 28.6 cu. ft. Counter-D | Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel |
| Samsung 27.4 cu. ft. Side-by-S | Fingerprint-resistant stainless steel |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Best Refrigerators
Before choosing among the best refrigerators, I would start with the kitchen and the household’s habits rather than the feature list. These broader checks can prevent a model that looks right on paper from becoming awkward in daily use.
Measure the Whole Installation Path
Measure the opening’s width, height, and depth, then check the manufacturer’s required clearances around the refrigerator. Include door and drawer swing, nearby walls, cabinet handles, and the space needed to remove crisper drawers. A refrigerator can fit the opening yet block a walkway or fail to open fully beside a wall. Also measure the route into the kitchen, including entry doors, halls, and tight turns. Counter-depth describes a shallower body relative to surrounding cabinets, but it does not mean every model sits flush or has the same usable interior depth. Confirm the exact model dimensions and installation instructions before ordering.
Choose a Layout Around What You Reach for
Think about which section you open most often and what you store there. French-door models make it easier to access broad fresh-food shelves, while bottom-freezer designs keep chilled items higher; side-by-side layouts give both sections vertical access. Top-freezer refrigerators keep the freezer easy to reach and use a familiar arrangement, but placing fresh food lower can be less convenient for some households. Side-by-side compartments can make narrow items easier to organize, yet their shelves may limit wide dishes. List a few everyday items, such as sheet pans, tall bottles, or frozen meal boxes, and check whether the shelf and door arrangement can accommodate them.
Size Capacity for Real Storage Habits
Published cubic footage is a useful comparison, but it cannot tell you how much of the interior is convenient to use. Shelves, drawers, ice systems, and compartment shapes affect how groceries fit, so compare the interior layout as well as the capacity number. A large refrigerator may be wasted space for a small household, while a compact unit can become frustrating if you shop infrequently or store large containers. Account for holiday meals, bulk shopping, packed lunches, and freezer use rather than choosing by household size alone. If you are replacing an existing appliance, note which parts of it routinely feel crowded. That evidence is more useful than buying the biggest available model by default.
Decide Whether Smart Features Earn Their Space
Connected screens and flexible temperature drawers can help households that will use their specific functions, but they add complexity that may not improve basic refrigeration. Ask who will use the feature, how often, and whether it solves a recurring problem. A smart display is a poor reason to buy a refrigerator that does not fit the kitchen or has an inconvenient layout. Extra drawers can offer useful separation for frequently used foods, though they may reduce the simplicity of a standard shelf arrangement. Check the model’s controls and connectivity requirements before choosing. If you prefer straightforward operation, a simpler top-freezer or side-by-side model may be a better match.
Treat Compact Refrigerators as Purpose-Built Appliances
Apartment-size and mini refrigerators suit limited floor space, but they are not direct substitutes for a full-size family refrigerator. Check the fresh-food and freezer split, since a small freezer may not hold the same range of groceries as a separate full-size compartment. Decide whether a top or bottom freezer makes more sense based on how often you use frozen food and how you want the shelves arranged. Verify ventilation clearance and the surface beneath the appliance, especially in a bedroom, office, or tight kitchenette. A compact model can work well as a primary refrigerator for modest needs or as a secondary unit, but it is easy to underestimate its limits. Compare internal organization and dimensions, not just the headline capacity.
Compare Ownership Details Before You Commit
Look up the exact model’s energy information, warranty terms, water or ice connections, and maintenance instructions before purchase. Ice makers and water dispensers can add convenience, but they may also require plumbing, filter changes, and additional upkeep. Confirm whether the refrigerator needs a dedicated outlet and whether the delivery service handles door removal or installation in a tight space. Check how shelves and bins are removed for cleaning, since awkward parts can make routine maintenance a chore. For a smart model, review the app and account requirements rather than assuming every connected feature works without setup. These details can matter more over time than a feature that looks appealing at first glance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I choose a counter-depth refrigerator if my kitchen is small?
Counter-depth can reduce how far the refrigerator body projects beyond nearby cabinets, which may improve the feel of a narrow kitchen. It does not automatically make the whole appliance smaller: doors and handles can still extend outward, and the unit needs room to open. Counter-depth designs can also have less interior depth than standard-depth models, so check whether your usual containers and platters fit. Measure the opening and door swing rather than relying on the label alone. If storage capacity matters more than a flush appearance, compare standard-depth options before deciding.
Is a side-by-side refrigerator a good choice for a family?
It can suit a family that likes clear separation between fresh and frozen food and wants both sections accessible without a large bottom freezer drawer. The narrow vertical compartments can help organize smaller packages, but wide dishes and bulky items may be harder to store. Think about your shopping habits: frequent frozen-food use may make the layout convenient, while meal prep with large trays may favor a French-door model. Check shelf width and door-bin capacity on the exact model. Capacity figures alone will not show whether the interior suits your family.
Do I need a smart refrigerator, or is a standard model enough?
A standard refrigerator is enough if your main priorities are reliable storage, an easy-to-use layout, and straightforward controls. Smart functions make more sense when your household will regularly use the connected screen or other model-specific features. Before choosing one, check whether setup requires an app, an account, or a dependable home network. Compare those extras against practical needs such as fit, interior organization, and freezer access. I would not give up a better layout just to get a connected feature that will rarely be used.
Can an apartment-size refrigerator work as my main refrigerator?
Yes, for a person or household with modest storage needs, limited space, and a shopping routine that does not require large weekly loads. The main constraint is not only total capacity but how the space is divided between fresh food and the freezer. Check whether the model can hold your usual containers, drinks, and frozen staples without crowding. A compact refrigerator may be less suitable for bulk shopping, shared households, or frequent meal preparation. If possible, compare the internal layout and usable shelf dimensions before making it your primary appliance.
What should I verify before ordering a refrigerator online?
Confirm the exact model number and its full dimensions, including handles, doors, and required clearance. Measure the delivery route from the entrance to the installation area, paying attention to narrow doorways, stairways, and turns. Check whether the unit needs a water line for an ice maker or dispenser and whether that connection is available where it will sit. Read delivery and installation terms to learn whether old-appliance removal, door removal, and setup are included. Finally, review warranty and maintenance details so you understand the ongoing requirements before the appliance arrives.
Conclusion
For the broadest mix of capacity and kitchen-friendly fit, I recommend the LG 27 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door Smart Refrigerator as the best overall pick. The KoolMore 30-Inch 18.5 cu. ft. Counter-Depth French Door is my best value-oriented choice for buyers who want a more compact full-size French-door format, while the Samsung 28 cu. ft. Four-Door French Door with FlexZone is the best premium choice for households that will use its extra compartment flexibility. Beginners who want a familiar layout should start with the Kenmore 18.1 cu. ft. Top-Mount; it avoids the added complexity of smart features and multi-door designs. For a small apartment, choose between the BANGSON 7.1 cu. ft. Bottom-Freezer and BANGSON 7.7 cu. ft. Top-Freezer based on freezer position, while the Upstreman 3.2 cu. ft. Mini Fridge is better suited to a secondary space. If you prefer vertical organization, compare the Kenmore and Samsung side-by-side models, and verify fit and interior dimensions before choosing any of these refrigerators.
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