Amazon's No. 1 bestselling mini fridge has a handy freezer compartment — and it's on sale
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Sending your kids off to college means you finally have your home to yourself for the first time in years. Hooray! But now you have to make sure they won't go hungry. Enter Amazon's No. 1 bestselling reversible-door mini fridge, on sale for $130, or $20 off the original price of $150.
It has more bells and whistles compared to others in its category, although the feature that separates it from the rest? Its separate freezer compartment.
The mini fridge features 3.2 cubic feet of storage, and even has a specialty shelf for cans. You can control the temperature too: 32℉ to 41℉ for the fridge, and 0°C to 32℉ for the freezer. Yes, it makes ice cubes!
And it's not just for students: Schlepping all the way from your bedroom, home office or at-home gym to the kitchen every time you want to get a cool drink can be annoying. After all, you just want something cold right now — why do you have to travel for it?
It's just under 40 pounds, and only takes up 3.2 cubic feet, so it's compact enough for even the smallest of spots. It won't make a racket either (it's rated as 39DB, which is quieter than a whisper), and has Energy Star certification.
Amazon's No. 1 bestselling fridge has plenty of compartments: Aside from the space for cans, it has a designated section for fruits and veggies, an ice box and two separate shelves. The legs are adjustable and the door is reversible, so you can hook it up on either side. Plus, if you just want to use it for cans, you can fit up to 120 of 'em!
Grab the fridge before the kiddos officially head off to school and are left to fend for themselves — hopefully they'll stock it with things other than takeout containers.
The reviews quoted above reflect the most recent versions at the time of publication.
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