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Mini fridge & compact refrigerator collection
A mini fridge is a small, self-contained refrigerator — usually under about 4.5 cubic feet — built for a dorm, office, bedroom, or as a second unit for drinks and overflow. Most single-door mini fridges include a small in-fridge freezer box that is good for ice and short-term storage rather than real frozen goods. Every mini fridge below is a real listing with current pricing and a direct link to check offers.
▪ 2005 models in collection · showing our top 60 · Live prices in this collection currently run $10 – $8,219.
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Spec comparison
| Model | Price | Capacity | Dimensions (W × H × D) | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asixxsix Asixxsix7emfi0ph5d-11 0.3 cu ft Compact Fridge | $178 | 0.3 cu ft | 24" W × 29" H × 34" D | Mini Fridges |
| Bagima Bagimahobcxkg6er 0.2 cu ft Compact Fridge Red | $51 | 0.2 cu ft | 27" W × 23" H × 20" D | Mini Fridges |
| BAOK 0.1 cu ft Compact Fridge | $106 | 0.1 cu ft | 28" W × 25" H × 18" D | Mini Fridges |
| BAOK BAOK2kv7tfhm9q-20 0.1 cu ft Compact Fridge | $107 | 0.1 cu ft | 28" W × 25" H × 18" D | Mini Fridges |
| BAOK Portable Fridge, Cooler and Warmer AC100-240V Mini F… | $82 | 0.1 cu ft | 25" W × 18" H × 28" D | Mini Fridges |
| Cryfokt Cryfoktgzoy1wg3v8-11 0.1 cu ft Compact Fridge | $86 | 0.1 cu ft | — | Mini Fridges |
| Cryfokt Cryfoktxsun7dc61k-14 0.1 cu ft Compact Fridge Red | $97 | 0.1 cu ft | 28" W × 25" H × 18" D | Mini Fridges |
| Cryfokt Cryfoktxsun7dc61k-17 0.1 cu ft Compact Fridge | $106 | 0.1 cu ft | 28" W × 25" H × 18" D | Mini Fridges |
| Cryfokt Cryfoktxsun7dc61k-20 0.1 cu ft Compact Fridge Blue | $108 | 0.1 cu ft | 28" W × 25" H × 18" D | Mini Fridges |
| Danby DCR033B1WM 3.3 cu ft Compact Fridge White | $719 | 3.3 cu ft | — | Mini Fridges |
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Buying guide
A compact fridge is the most flexible category on the site: small enough to tuck anywhere, big enough to matter. A few checks decide whether one will actually work in your space.
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Depth and door-swing clearance catch people out more than height. Confirm the width, height, and depth against the spot — and leave an inch or two behind for venting so the compressor is not fighting a wall.
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A single-door compact shares one cooling circuit, so its "freezer" runs warmer than a standalone unit and usually needs manual defrosting. Treat it as an ice-and-tonight zone; for weekly frozen storage look at a dedicated compact or upright freezer.
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Single-door models give you more fridge volume and a small chiller box. Two-door (dual-zone) compacts add a separately cooled freezer suited to actual frozen food, at the cost of some fridge space and a higher price.
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A quiet compressor matters most in a bedroom a few feet from the bed. Reversible doors and a flat back let you push the unit into a corner, and adjustable feet keep it level so it runs quietly.
Questions
Most compact fridges fall between roughly 1.6 and 4.5 cubic feet and stand about 19 to 34 inches tall. The smallest sit on a desk or counter; the larger ones are floor units that still fit under many desks or in a closet.
Only marginally in single-door models. The small in-fridge freezer box shares cooling with the main compartment, so it holds ice and keeps ice cream firm for a day or two but is not reliable for long-term frozen storage. Two-door compacts with a separate freezer compartment do better.
For one or two people in a studio or small apartment, a 4 to 4.5 cubic-foot two-door compact can work as a primary fridge. For a family or heavy cooking it will feel tight quickly.
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