Frigidaire - 4.5 Cu. Ft. Mini Fridge - Silver Mist

The compact refrigerator came well-packed, easy to unpack and on the date and time I was told. The refrigerator is all it's supposed to be.There is no excess moisture inside or out, keeps everything cool (has plenty of soda can space) and two dials to adjust both the freezer and refrigerator temperatures as they are supposed to be. Its freezer is expectedly small but sufficient, and a good sized refrigerator compartment for a compact. I've had it running and it is quiet. Very happy I bought this one! Highly rated by a popular Consumer Magazine also.

Purchased for keeping Beer / Sodas and bottled water cold so they don't take up room in the kitchen refrigerator. We keep it in the garage/man cave. If turned all the way to past the Max setting, it actually started to freeze the beer in the neck of the bottle. Can't really get colder than that! Awesome! One word of advice: It's a small unit so don't put too many room temperature items in at the same time or it will take a while to get back to maximum cold. We Pre-cool them in main refrigerator for a few hours first, then transfer. The freezer is tiny but will make ice cubes and freeze solid a few 12oz. bottles of water after a while. Overall so far its been a good investment.

I bought this for my daughter going to college. It was a bit too tall to fit under her bed but we found a place for it. It's a good size to share with others. It's the only one Consumer Reports recommended.

This is a great fridge to start out. It can fit two gallons of milk and 3 half gallons of orange juice comfortably. With room to store fruit on the bottom, cans of soda on the door and up to 2 more half gallons on the door itself. If you put it on the max cold setting it will freeze things but even so will absolutely keep your things cold enough. The set of keys it comes with to lock it is a cool extra feature.

I would definitely recommend this unit. Of course, I don't know if the other brands are quiet but this one definitely is. It also has more usable space than some of the others I looked at.

I purchased this compact fridge for my office. I needed to change the direction the door opened. To do so, I needed to remove the two plastic plugs from the top of the fridge to able to screw in the hinge bolts. The plugs, of course, broke when I pried them out. Changing the direction the door opened was easy. It required the removal and re installation of three bolts. I was surprised there were no replacement plugs packaged with the unit, but no worries, I'd just call Frigidaire for replacements. I called Customer Service at Frigidaire, a/k/a Electrolux. When I explained what I needed, the CS Rep was at first confused. She then told me that Frigidaire did not supply replacement parts for this fridge. She suggested I take the broken plugs to a hardware store and try to match them up. I was able to find the plugs on Amazon. I filled the fridge with soda. The shelf easily accommodated three 12-packs. I couldn't fit a full 12-pack in the door soda rack because it can only holds 8 or 9 cans. But no worries, the second shelf would hold the overflow. During the next week, I noticed a 'chirping' noise emitting from the fridge. It was intermittent and I diagnosed it as a problem with the compressor. I called Customer Service and after hanging on the phone for ten minutes or so, I explained the problem to a CS Rep. She asked me if I had unplugged it, and then plugged it back in. No, this was a refrigerator, not a computer. Regardless, that was the recommended fix. So I unplugged the fridge, waited a few minutes, and then plugged it back in. As I mentioned, the problem was intermittent so I had to wait until the compressor started before determining if the 'reset' had any effect. It didn't, the noise was still there. I called Customer Service back and after verifying that I had unplugged and plugged the fridge back in, the CS Rep told me that Frigidaire did not repair compact refrigerators. Instead, she started to explain this complicated process where I was supposed to remove the serial number plate, send it in, and they would make an offer to repurchase the fridge. If I accepted their offer, they would mail me a Visa check card. I guess I would also need to ship the fridge back to them, but at this point in the conversation, I interrupted the CS Rep and told her that was way too complicated. The fridge was brand new and I didn't want to sell it back to Frigidaire, I wanted a working fridge. I said I would just take it back to Best Buy. She said thank you and wished me a good day. Best Buy was great. I purchased the fridge using BestBuy.com. There are three Best Buy stores where I live and I selected the nearest store to my office as the pick up location. I returned the fridge on Saturday at a different Best Buy store. I had already disposed of the box, so I was a little bit apprehensive when I wheeled the fridge into the store. The only questions the Best Buy CS Rep asked was: Is there anything wrong with it? Yes, it has a bad compressor. And did I want to exchange it or get a refund? I decided to exchange it. I like the fridge. It's a good size for my office and because I purchased it while it was on sale, ($70 off), the price couldn't be beat. My fingers are crossed that this one will work well.

So far, this Compact Refrigerator from Frigidaire has worked splendidly! It's just what I was looking for in a compact unit, with regards to both price and size, and it also happens to be rated number one by Consumer Reports among Compact Refrigerators as an added bonus! Highly recommended!

The fridge looks good. The lock works to keep people from stealing energy drinks at work. The fridge is larger than the traditional mini fridge. I like that the freezer was a separate compartment with a door. There is a drain plug that allows condensation or spilled liquids to drain. It gets very cold. I had a couple of energy drinks freeze and explode.