Insignia™ - 10.2 Cu. Ft. Chest Freezer - White

I bought this to make into a keezer for serving homebrews. It has just enough height for 6 ball lock kegs. It would probably fit pin locks too as there is plenty of wiggle room around them. Runs quietly on an inkebird itc 1000.

Purchased to store additional family food and those bulky purchases from CostCo. Baskets - for $36 I purchased 3 14x16x8 white wire baskets that fill one side of the freezer from Home Depot search "closetmaid 1088". They stack on top and have room to reach inside making it easy to organize food. Internal dimensions are 19" x 37" with height of 26", but one side has a block where machinery goes that removes a 19x9x9 block spanning the depth. The existing basket is 9" wide by 7" deep and spans the 19" depth. This basket slides from one side of the freezer to the next. Operating noise is low (slightly quieter than my 3yr old kitchen fridge freezer). Assuming it holds up for a few years I think its well worth the 230 sale price and will pay for itself if it saves my family from having to eat out 3 times due to lack of food in the house.

I have been using this for almost a year as a "keezer" freezer converted to a homebrew keg cooler. It holds 8 homebrew kegs and hoses perfectly.

Purchased this in store as best buy was one of the only stores to have this size in stock. Has worked great so far and has tons of space. We store 2 deer and a quarter beef and still are only half full

I purchased 2 of these because of the reviews and great price. One I am using as a freezer. As a freezer, I would give this 3.5 stars, mainly because it doesn't allow you to control the temperature accurately and it doesn't get super cold even at its max setting but I'm guessing that's why it gets an energy star rating. The other I hooked up to a temperature controller and use it as a kegerator. It easily holds 6-7 corny kegs and works great with an insulated wood spacer I made with taps and the temperature controller.

This chest freezer stores everything I had trouble storing my my side-by-side fridge freezers. I have two: one in my kitchen and one in my garage. I frequently entertain, and also like to save money by purchasing meat on sale, vacuum sealing it, and freezing it. I have almost emptied my two side-by-side fridge freezers, bought more to add to the chest, and STILL haven't filled it 1/3 of the way. With milk crates, it stays super organized. I don't know how I lived without it!

Decided on this because of other Insignia items. They are made by a make manufacturer, and have Best Buys house brand name. This freezer is super quite, and runs really efficiently. The price is significantly lower than other brands, but no lower in quality.

I just received this freezer yesterday and it cooled quickly. While I understood it only came with one basket per the reviews I read, I didn't realize you could not find any replacement baskets. For me this is a huge turn off, I've added a picture that shows the amount of wasted space on top of this freezer. It makes it unfriendly to anyone who would like to use it for smaller items or as a family friendly freezer. I wouldn't mind paying for extra ones, but even according to the insignia site they just don't sell them. waste of space :(