AUSEO 3.5 Cu.ft Adjustable Temperature Refrigerator, White, 50.82 lbs

I'm very pleased with this compact refrigerator. It holds temperature beautifully, which is the most important thing, and the interior layout is far better than most small fridges I looked at. The refrigerator compartment has attractive glass shelves and well-designed compartments that make the space practical instead of cramped. The vegetable bin is large for this size category, though I removed it because I use this fridge in a way where extra open space is more useful to me than the drawer. Still, the bin itself is a good size and would be a plus for someone using it more traditionally. The separate freezer is another major strength. It has its own exterior door and is not one of those tiny freezer boxes tucked inside the refrigerator compartment. It is not frost-free, but I knew that going in, and I much prefer having a true separate freezer section in this size range. One of the biggest reasons I chose this model is the sensible door design. Engineers and dorm-fridge door designers, take heed: this is how a compact refrigerator door should be done. So many compact refrigerators waste the door with awkward can dispensers, egg slots, odd molded shelves, tiny bins or other impractical "fancy" layouts. This one has proper bins that can actually hold half-gallons, full-size mayo, and other useful items. That makes a big difference in everyday use. My only complaint is the door closure, and it's minor. You do need to *firmly* close the door, and it swings open farther than I'd prefer. That takes getting used to at first. But the excellent temperature hold, useful interior layout, separate freezer, and practical door storage make this a very good compact refrigerator. Overall, this is a smart, useful little fridge with a refreshingly sensible layout.