EUHOMY 3.2 Cu Ft Mini Fridge with Freezer
The best value in a true two-door dorm fridge. For less than the Midea, the EUHOMY delivers the largest separate freezer in this lineup — a full 0.96 cu ft behind its own door — plus 2.24 cu ft of fridge space, an LED interior, and a reversible door. It skips ENERGY STAR certification, so it costs more to run, but for the up-front price it is the most usable freezer-plus-fridge combination here.
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Our Verdict
It delivers the same real, separate-door freezer as the Midea — the largest one here, in fact — for less money, which is why it edges out the pricier Frigidaire and Igloo. It loses to the Midea only on energy efficiency and brand track record, not on everyday usefulness.
Score Breakdown
Pros & Cons
Pros
- •Largest dedicated freezer compartment in this group at 0.96 cu ft
- •Lowest price of the full two-door, real-freezer fridges here
- •LED interior light and adjustable shelves make the space easy to organize
- •Reversible door and a slim 18.1-inch width suit tight dorm corners
Cons
- •Not ENERGY STAR certified — its ~356 kWh/year rating is the highest here, adding to running cost
- •Manual-defrost freezer requires periodic thawing
- •A newer, less-established brand than Midea or Frigidaire, with a shorter track record
Specifications
| Total Capacity | 3.2 cu ft |
| Doors | 2 (dual door) |
| Freezer | Separate-door, 0.96 cu ft |
| Energy Star | No |
| Noise Level | Low (compressor) |
| Defrost | Manual |
| Dimensions (D x W x H) | 19.4" x 18.1" x 33.5" |
| Weight | 45 lb |
Who Is This For?
Best For
- Budget-minded students who still want a real, separate freezer
- Anyone who wants the most freezer space per dollar
- Narrow dorm nooks where an 18-inch-wide footprint helps
Not For
- Buyers who prioritize the lowest long-term energy cost
- Anyone who specifically wants a long-established appliance brand
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Alternatives to Consider
Midea WHD-113FSS1
Midea
The strongest all-around dorm pick. Alone among the compact fridges here, the WHD-113FSS1 puts its 0.92 cu ft freezer behind its own insulated door, so ice cream and frozen meals actually stay frozen instead of thawing every time the fridge is opened. Reviewed.com's testing rated it the best mini fridge for most dorm rooms, and it pairs that real freezer with quiet operation and ENERGY STAR certification.
Frigidaire EFR840 Retro Mini Fridge
Frigidaire
The style pick, and a genuinely functional one. The EFR840 wraps a two-door, top-freezer fridge in a rounded 1950s-diner shell with a chrome handle and a side-mounted bottle opener. Reviewed.com named the retro Frigidaire a strong value for looks-driven buyers, calling out steady fridge temperatures — with the caveat that its plastic fixtures feel flimsy for the price.
Igloo 3.2 Cu Ft Single-Door Mini Fridge
Igloo
The most refrigerator space for the least money. The Igloo trades a real freezer for a big single-door box: 3 cu ft of fridge room — the largest fresh-food compartment here — for well under $200. Its automatic defrost is a convenience the manual-defrost picks lack, but the small internal freezer compartment is a chiller at best, so it suits students who mostly need cold drinks and food, not frozen storage.
BLACK+DECKER BCRK17 1.7 Cu Ft Compact Refrigerator
BLACK+DECKER
The budget and small-space pick. At 1.7 cu ft and under 20 inches tall, the BCRK17 slots under a lofted bed or onto a desk shelf where the taller fridges will not fit, and it is the cheapest unit here. It is ENERGY STAR certified with efficient R600a refrigerant and runs quietly, but its cooling is a full-width chiller compartment, not a real freezer.