WHD-113FB1 Double Door Mini Fridge with Freezer for Bedroom Office or Dorm with Adjustable Remove Glass Shelves Compact Refrigerator, 3.1 cu ft, Black

I’ve had this Midea mini fridge with freezer for over 2 years now, and it’s been absolutely fantastic. I use it daily, and it’s held up beautifully—no issues with cooling, freezing, or noise. The freezer actually keeps things frozen (unlike some mini fridges where it’s just “cool”), and the fridge section stays consistently cold. It’s compact but surprisingly spacious inside. I’ve stored everything from drinks and snacks to frozen meals and leftovers. It runs quietly, which is a big plus for dorms, bedrooms, or small apartments. Also, it’s energy efficient—I haven’t noticed any spike in my electric bill. If you're looking for a reliable, long-lasting mini fridge with a real freezer, this is the one. I’d definitely buy it again if I ever needed another.

With all that is going on right now with the pandemic I wanted to get an extra small fridge just in case we needed to stock up or our other fridge broke down. I was looking for something a little bigger than a typical dorm room fridge and this one I thought was great for a really reasonable price (I paid just under $200) I decided to get the black one because while I have stainless in our kitchen it's constantly smudged and I thought the black would be better. After reading the reviews about dented items, I was nervous but mine arrived in perfect condition. It comes in a box with a ton of foam to cushion it so it has to be really thrown around to get bashed in like that. One thing that would have been nice is if they had put unpacking instructions on the outside of the box but I figured out that I needed to peel the paper away rather than trying to turn it sideways. I probably should have brought it to the basement and then unboxed it so I'd suggest moving it where you want. There are some sharp edges at the bottom and when we lifted it to carry it down the stairs I put a small scratch in my wood floor. So be careful of that. I took the advice of some reviewers and let it sit overnight before plugging it it. FYI the instructions are inside in the drawer. I could not see the booklet because it had plastic around it that just looked like padding. Not much in there but it does tell you how to set the temp. It comes with a small ice tray. When I plugged it in the next day it started right off and was super quiet. I put some water in the ice tray and a couple hours later I went down to check and it was mostly frozen. I really love that this has a separate fridge and freezer. Also the freezer is a good enough size that you could keep a few things in there. Also I like that there is a drawer in the fridge portion. It's perfect. You can also take the drawer out if you want to. I think I could put a medium sized turkey in there to thaw. It's really roomy. The compressor is located at the bottom in the back. That is completely open, but be aware that it cuts into the space inside the very bottom of the fridge. I am really happy with my purchase and feel confident recommending this to anyone in need of a small fridge. Thanks for reading my review Becky Brooks

This is a good dorm minifridge. The freezer keeps things frozen, the fridge keeps things cold, and I don't have to use the overstuffed communal fridges in the kitchen. It's big enough to hold quite a bit of food, yet small enough to fit well in my ~200 sq ft dorm room. Highly recommended for any college student who wants/needs to cook for themself. Noise level: Quieter than I was expecting, makes a little humming noise. I have auditory processing disorder, so repetitive/constant noises drive me up the wall, but I'm really happy with this fridge. If the noise does bother you, it's definitely quiet enough to cover up with a fan or soft background music. The shelves and drawer in the fridge are good sizes/spaced well for me, but if you don't like the shelf you can take it out. The sizes of the door compartments are kind of weird, especially since I don't drink soda so don't use the soda can rack. If you're willing to apply a little duct tape, though, you can do a lot with it. I kind of wish the freezer had a shelf so I could make ice more conveniently, but turning a mesh 8.5x11 paper tray upside down would solve that problem. The ice cube tray that comes with the fridge is really tiny, which I also like, since the ice cubes fit in my water bottles this way. The fridge also comes with an ice scraper, which I haven't used on the fridge, but have used on my window when it iced up earlier this winter. I've only had one actual issue with this fridge so far: when it got to me, one of the leveling feet had cracked during shipping, so it didn't sit level. A little duct tape fixed that right up and now I have no problem. It's a really minor issue but I wanted this to be a comprehensive review. Overall, this was the perfect fridge for me. If you're looking for a dorm minifridge I'd recommend getting this one since it has a good-sized freezer with a separate door, but if you don't really need a freezer and just want people to stop taking stuff you put in the fridge, consider getting a different minifridge without a freezer. It cost around $150 when I bought it, so if the price is significantly higher when you read this, I'd recommend waiting for it to go down.

Received this earlier than expected. It came well packaged, in a box with styrofoam surrounding it. There was no damage to the fridge. It weighs about 50-60lbs, so you may need 2 people to move this safely without fully tilting it. Don’t cut the straps from the box until you’re done moving it to wherever you’re setting it up. That’s what holds the bottom to the box (which is a styrofoam cushion). Once you cut the straps off, you can just lift the box up to open it. If you're looking for the set up instructions, it’s inside the fridge in the bottom drawer. Although you don’t really need them. It just gives recommendations on where to place it (not in an enclosed space, not in direct sunlight, etc). I let it sit for 24 hours before peeling off tape (very well taped), cleaning it and plugging it in. It took the next day to properly cool. Set the temperature in between Max and Medium, which keeps my drinks at the perfect temperature. It runs pretty quietly and I don’t notice the sound at all. Some cons would be the shelf sizes. It won’t actually fit any bottles standing up, you’d have to lay them flat on their side instead. Of course you could remove top shelf if you wanted. I have noticed the condensation at the back of the fridge. Kind of a pain to scrape it if you have a full fridge. It comes with a small plastic scraper and a very small ice cube tray (I bought extra ones for the freezer). Don’t let things touch that back wall, like drinks…they’ll freeze and if it’s a soda can it’ll explode (don’t ask me how I know this). It’s also pretty low to the floor, would recommend using the bottom feet to raise it a bit. Or I bought a small fridge stand to put this on (still on the way from Amazon). Bought this for the office space so I don’t have to walk to the kitchen to get a drink. Overall, considering the price, this does the job well and was a good buy.

The Midea mini-fridge and freezer is quiet, efficient and fast cooling. It arrived well protected and crated. It is E-Star certified so it will save on energy usage. The doors are reversable and the stainless steel and black finishes are attractive. I have this primarily for water bottle storage in my workout room, but the freezer is larger than the previous model I had, so I can actually use it for overflow freezer storage. It is not the least expensive mini-fridge you will find, but this is a quality unit. I'm happy with my purchase, and think that if you decide to purchase this item, you too will be glad that you did.

Perfect for small office or dorm room. Super fast, next-day delivery, and provided a 2-hour ETA window.

It's a fridge with a separate freezer compartment, and it does what is is supposed to do--keep things cold! It's a beautiful appliance that runs well and has excellent ratings, so I am happy with this purchase. But now for the complaints, such as they are. I didn't realize it is made to let condensation run down the inside back of the fridge into a drain. English major! I don't understand the mechanics of it or what happens to that water once it goes down the drain. You can't push things on the shelves all the way to the back wall, or it will block this water flow and it may freeze on whatever is in the way. That is a little annoying, but as long as you pay attention, it shouldn't be a problem. I don't usually drink from aluminum cans or 2L bottles, so I have cheese and produce in the door racks. The door shelf in the freezer is tiny--don't expect to put anything thicker than a frozen individual entree in it, or maybe a stick of butter. Warning labels on the appliance caution against poking the device with anything sharp or trying to service it yourself, stating that it uses an explosive chemical. I assume that is the new norm since Freon has been outlawed--because explosive refrigerators are better than... whatever. Since I don't plan on tinkering with it or poking it with an ice pick, I think I'll be okay. Otherwise, for a compact fridge, the freezer is a really good size--almost 1 cubic foot. The freezer will have to be defrosted eventually, but since it is separate from the fridge, that shouldn't be nearly as often as other compact refrigerators. It comes with a dinky ice tray which is good for testing the temperature in the freezer and not much else, plus a small plastic ice scraper. The temperature control is just one dial for both the fridge and the freezer compartments, so you have to turn off the whole appliance to defrost the freezer. I haven't owned it long enough to defrost it yet. The capacity is pretty good. In addition to the door items, I currently have about 5 lbs of apples in the produce drawer, 5 lbs of potatoes on the shelf above that, and various smaller items on top (including an ice-encrusted orange that rolled back into the freezing wall fountain). This would be good for use in a dorm, office, or tiny home, or for use by a single person who doesn't cook much. So, those are the pros and cons. Overall, I think the positives outweigh the negatives, and I think I'll continue to be happy with this as time goes by. Watch the price, which can fluctuate within just a few hours.

I've had this for a few months now at my office. When I received it, I unboxed and put it together right away. Only after I had mounted the door, finished taking off the protective wrap, and stepped back to admire my work did I notice a big fat dent right in the front of the lower door. Disappointing, but not a show stopper - I already had the assy work in, and it's my office fridge anyway. Still, STRIKE ONE. The next disappointment was a week or two later, coming in to work after a weekend to find the door veeeery slightly ajar. The inside was warm and all my food spoiled. Plus it was probably running all weekend nonstop. Turns out, the door doesn't really positively seal and I need to always check it when closing. It's really easy to miss. And come one, I've been using fridges all my life and never run into this issue. STRIKE TWO. Fast forward a few months later. The motor/condensor/whatever has steadily gotten louder over time, with associated vibration increasing as well. Recently it developed a buzzing sound. The noise is coming from somewhere on the left side, I'm guessing from the panel vibrating against something internally. This is driving me CRAZY at work. The noise is way too loud for a quiet office setting. I tried moving it, shimming it, adjusting the doors, and nothing helps. I shoved a roll of packing tape wrapped in a hand towel between the left side and the wall. That slightly decreases the buzzing, but it's still way too loud. STRIKE THREE. This fridge is OUT. SUMMARY Pros: Looks nice, keeps food cold, delivered on time. Cons: Damaged upon receipt, noisy motor after initial use, buzzing from side panel, door seal is weak and easy to leave ajar. Also, it's non-vented so it starts smelling easily and moisture just collects inside - so it requires frequent cleaning, no matter how cleanly you use it. Conclusion: Initially it was okay but now I've had it. This thing is about to go in the dumpster. Conventional ethics prevents me from selling it to anyone else, even cheap. And I must point out, this was not a cheap fridge. Overall, very very disappointing.