In this roundup of the best undercounter refrigerators, we picked quality models from well-known brands, from compact dorm-style fridges to built-in beverage centers.

An undercounter refrigerator is a practical addition to a kitchen, bar or office when there is no room for a full-size fridge. Finding the right one can still be tiring. Size, venting, shelving and finish all matter, and many buyers want something that looks good in a small space, not just a box that keeps food cold.

Below you will find some of the best undercounter refrigerators in no particular order, with the pros and cons of each.

Updated September 2026: product availability, specs and prices re-checked.

1. SABA SUC-27R 27-inch Undercounter Refrigerator

The SABA SUC-27R is a commercial-style undercounter refrigerator built for restaurants, bars and busy home kitchens. It measures 27 inches wide, 29.5 inches deep and 34 inches tall, and holds 6.3 cubic feet.

It has a single solid stainless steel door and sits on casters, so you can roll it out for cleaning. SABA rates it to hold 33°F to 41°F. Stainless steel is easy to wipe down, and the casters make it simple to reach every side. It is the priciest fridge-only unit here, selling for about $1,550 at restaurant supply stores (September 2026).

Pros of SABA SUC-27R

• Commercial build with stainless steel exterior
• Casters for easy moving and cleaning
• Large 6.3 cubic foot capacity

Cons of SABA SUC-27R

• Some owners report it is noisy when running
• Expensive for home use

2. Avallon AFR242SSRH 24-inch Undercounter Refrigerator

The Avallon AFR242SSRH replaces the AFR241SSRH from our earlier list. It is a 24-inch refrigerator that can be built in under a counter, or stand on its own. It holds 5.66 cubic feet and measures 23-13/16 inches wide and 34-1/8 inches tall.

It uses forced-air cooling to keep the temperature even and goes down to 34°F. Inside are three glass shelves, and you can switch the LED lighting between white, amber and blue. A True Key lock keeps the contents secure. The “RH” in the model number means a right-hinged door. It sold for about $1,660 at Ferguson, which now runs Avallon’s online store (September 2026).

Pros of Avallon AFR242SSRH

• Built-in or freestanding installation
• Selectable LED lighting colors
• Door lock

Cons of Avallon AFR242SSRH

• Expensive compared with freestanding compact fridges

3. Midea WHS-87LB1 2.4 Cu Ft Compact Refrigerator

The Midea WHS-87LB1 takes the place of the WHS-65LSS1, which Midea no longer lists. It is a freestanding compact fridge that fits under most counters and desks, at 17.5 inches wide, 20 inches deep and 24.8 inches tall.

It holds 2.4 cubic feet, more than the 1.6 cubic feet of the old model, with two wire shelves inside. It is Energy Star certified, uses manual defrost, and the door is reversible. Midea’s store listed it at about $225 (September 2026). It works well for drinks, snacks, or small items like medicine that needs to stay cool.

Pros of Midea WHS-87LB1

• Energy Star certified
• Reversible door
• Low price

Cons of Midea WHS-87LB1

• Manual defrost
• Plain design

4. Midea WHD-113FSS1 Double Door Compact Refrigerator

Your kitchen, office or bedroom may not have room for a full-size fridge, but you can still get a separate freezer. The Midea WHD-113FSS1 has two doors, with 2.2 cubic feet of fridge space and 0.9 cubic feet of freezer space.

It measures 18.5 inches wide, 19.9 inches deep and 33 inches tall. The fridge runs from about 34°F to 50°F, and the freezer from -11.2°F to 10.4°F. It is Energy Star certified, uses manual defrost, and both doors are reversible. Midea also sells a similar two-door model, the MERM31D2AST, with glass shelves and a can dispenser.

Pros of Midea WHD-113FSS1

• Keeps frozen food separate from fresh
• Energy Star certified
• Reversible doors

Cons of Midea WHD-113FSS1

• Manual defrost

5. Avallon ABR242SGRH 24-inch Beverage Center

The Avallon ABR242SGRH replaces the ABR241SGRH, which Avallon now marks as discontinued. It suits a home bar, game room or office. Avallon rates it for 140 cans in 5.7 cubic feet, and it measures 23-13/16 inches wide and 34-1/8 inches tall.

It can be built in or freestanding. Three glass shelves hold the cans and bottles, and the temperature ranges from 34°F to 65°F. The door uses double-pane Low-E glass to cut heat gain. The stainless steel and panel-ready versions include a lock. It sold for about $1,580 at Ferguson (September 2026).

Pros of Avallon ABR242SGRH

• Holds up to 140 cans
• Built-in or freestanding installation
• Low-E glass door

Cons of Avallon ABR242SGRH

• Glass shelves need care when loading heavy bottles

6. EdgeStar CWR263DZ Dual Zone Wine Cooler

The Koldfront TWR187ESS wine cooler has been discontinued. The EdgeStar CWR263DZ fills the same spot for anyone who wants wine storage under the counter. It is 15 inches wide and 32 inches tall, holds 23 bottles, and has a front vent, so it can be built in or stand alone.

It has two zones: the upper zone runs from 54°F to 65°F and the lower one from 40°F to 54°F, so you can keep reds and whites at different temperatures. It uses a compressor, has six shelves and a lock, and EdgeStar lists a carbon filter. It sold for about $870 at Ferguson (September 2026).

Pros of EdgeStar CWR263DZ

• Two temperature zones
• Slim 15-inch width
• Front vent for built-in use

Cons of EdgeStar CWR263DZ

• Holds wine only, not general food

7. RCA RFR835 Two Door Fridge and Freezer

Here is another two-door option. The RCA RFR835 holds 3.2 cubic feet and has a true freezer behind its own door. Inside, it looks more like a small version of a full-size fridge than a beverage cooler.

There are glass shelves and a dispenser that holds six cans. The door is reversible, and the temperature can be adjusted. RCA still lists it, but some retailers show it out of stock, so check availability before you plan around it.

Pros of RCA RFR835

• True freezer section
• Built-in can dispenser
• Reversible door

Cons of RCA RFR835

• Some owners report it is noisy
• Stock can be hard to find

8. Danby DAR044A6DDB Compact All Refrigerator

The Danby DAR044A6DDB is an all-refrigerator model, with no freezer compartment. It holds 4.4 cubic feet and measures 20.75 inches wide, 21.3 inches deep and 33.07 inches tall, a common size for fitting under a standard counter.

It keeps food between 32°F and 50°F, has a CanStor can rack in the door and a lock, and is Energy Star certified. The silver DAR044A6DDB was out of stock on Danby’s site when we checked. The black version, DAR044A6MDB, was in stock for about $360 (September 2026).

Pros of Danby DAR044A6DDB

• Full 4.4 cubic feet of fridge space, no freezer box
• Door lock
• Energy Star certified

Cons of Danby DAR044A6DDB

• Silver finish can be hard to find in stock

9. Danby DAR017A3BDB Compact Refrigerator

The Danby DAR017A3BDB is the current version of the DAR017A2BDD from our earlier list. It is a 1.7 cubic foot fridge, 17.69 inches wide, 19.75 inches deep and 20.06 inches tall, so it fits under a desk or on a counter.

It has glass shelves, LED lighting and a CanStor rack, and it holds 32°F to 50°F. It has no lock. Danby lists it at about $275 (September 2026). If it is out of stock, Danby’s 1.6 cubic foot DAR016B1BM is a cheaper option.

Pros of Danby DAR017A3BDB

• Compact enough for an office or dorm
• LED lighting
• CanStor can rack

Cons of Danby DAR017A3BDB

• No door lock

10. EdgeStar CBR1501SLD Beverage Cooler

The EdgeStar CBR1501SLD is a stainless steel beverage center for a game room, kitchen or office. EdgeStar rates it for 142 cans in 5.49 cubic feet, and it measures 23-7/16 inches wide and 33-3/4 inches tall.

It can be built in or freestanding, uses a fan-forced compressor, and holds 38°F to 65°F. There are three glass shelves, a lock, and a reversible door that can open from either side. It sold for about $1,050 at Ferguson, which now runs EdgeStar’s online store (September 2026).

Pros of EdgeStar CBR1501SLD

• Built-in or freestanding installation
• Door lock
• Reversible door

Cons of EdgeStar CBR1501SLD

• The glass shelves are hard to keep clean

What to Look For

• Venting: only front-vented models are meant to be built in under a counter. Freestanding units need space around them.
• Height: standard counters leave about 34 inches, so check the height, including the legs.
• Food or drinks: beverage centers often run warmer than food fridges. For food storage, pick a model that goes down to about 34°F.
• Lock: useful in offices or homes with kids.

Related reading

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Conclusion

This list covers undercounter refrigerators for most budgets, from compact fridges under $400 to built-in beverage centers. More people choose undercounter models because they save space and energy and fit neatly into a kitchen, bar or office.

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