Cheapest Refrigerator at Home Depot

How to find the best fridge at the lowest price!

If you're  looking for the cheapest refrigerator at Home Depot then you're in the right place. We've done all our research to make sure you know which type of refrigerator you want and the best priced one they offer. 

The many options at Home Depot make it easy to find a refrigerator in your price range. 

Cheapest Refrigerator at Home Depot:
A Few Cheap Choices

We wanted to give you a sampling of a few fridges currently being sold by Home Depot that are the cheapest there.

Please be aware that the differences between the prices are primarily a few basic features and storage space.

(Again don't forget that you need enough space for your food.)

Magic Chef Top Freezer Refrigerator:
(MCDR740BE)

Capacity: 7.3 cu. ft.
Number of People: 1 person
Colors: Black, White, Stainless
This refrigerator is currently the cheapest standing refrigerator at Home Depot. Due to the amount of storage it offers it falls under the category of a Mini fridge.
1 person fridge.

Click here to see current price

Vissani Top Freezer Refrigerator:
(MDTF10BK)

Capacity: 10.1 cu. ft.
Number of People: 1-2 people
Colors: Black, White, Stainless

The small price difference between this refrigerator and the one above is not very much but it offers close to 50% more storage space.
                         

Click here to see it's current price.

Frigidaire Top Freezer Refrigerator: (FFTR1425VW)

Capacity: 13.9 Cu. Ft.
Serves: 2 people
This refrigerator is a simple purchase as it only comes in white but it allows you to have a great deal more storage than the others.

Click here to see it's current price.

Galanz Top Freezer Retro Refrigerator:
(GLR10TRDEFR)

Capacity: 10.1 cu. ft.
Serves: 1-2 people
Who says you need to limit style on a budget? This budget-friendly retro-styled fridge comes in red, black, white and blue.

Click here to see it's current price.

These are just a few of these options you can choose – or if you decide to go with a different model altogether – it's important to remember that not all refrigerators are created equally.

Remember...different models offer different features, so take the time to review all your options before settling on a purchase.

Take the time to consider the size and storage capacity that best meet your needs, the features available within your budget, and each model's overall energy efficiency rating.

Finally, read customer reviews on each refrigerator you're considering – they can be extremely helpful when making an informed decision.

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Cheapest Refrigerators at Home Depot

Cheapest Refrigerator at Home Depot
What kinds are there?

We are happy to say that there are many different options in your price range when shopping for the cheapest refrigerator at Home Depot.Here's a simple break down of the styles of refrigerators and their price ranges:

• Top Freezer Refrigerators:

The most basic and least expensive full-sized model will always be a top-freezer refrigerator.

This is the perfect fridge for someone on a tight budget or possibly even looking to save space in their kitchen. While they can offer a great deal of storage space, they can come with adjustable shelves, as well as dedicated freezer space so that you can keep your fresh food from smelling like your freezer.

In all honestly, this model is your cheapest option for Home Depot refrigerators. This style has two compartments, one on top and one on bottom — with the freezer above the refrigerator.

Top-freezer models are great for smaller kitchens because they don’t take up much space while still fitting a decent amount of food inside.

$$: These models typically range from $400 and $700.

• Bottom Freezer Refrigerators:

This style of refrigerator is truly our favorite but only works for you if you’re willing to spend a bit more.

It allows you to have the frozen food on the bottom and makes it easy to find your fresh food items in the fridge above.

While they are definitely more expensive, the convenience they offer is huge compared to a top-freezer models. There's nothing like having your fresh food at eye level and within easy reach.

$$: Depending on how much food it holds and the bells and whistles, prices range from $600 to $2,000+.

• Side-by-Side Refrigerators:
  
  This refrigerator option is great for those that want to have both fresh food and freezer items at eye level. 
  
  This style is perfect for those who need lots of shelf space and tend to stock up on groceries in bulk. Though not ideal if you tend to buy larger frozen items like pizza.
  
  This style of refrigerator has two separate side-by-side compartments.  Both doors can be opened at the same time giving you an easy view at what is in both your fridge and freezer.
  
  This model tends to be kept neater as you can see the mess (and fix it) easier.
  
  $$: Prices range from $800 to $1,500, depending on its features and size.

• Compact Refrigerators:

For those with limited budget options, compact refrigerators are a great choice. While they definitely don't have the storage capacity of a full size fridge their price point is quite low. They fit snugly into tight spaces or bar areas — ideal for small apartments or dorm rooms.

$$: Compact units range from cheap mini-fridges, costing about $150-$250, to slightly larger models, ranging from $250-$450.

RefrigeratorPro Tip: In case these inexpensive fridges don't fit what you're looking for don't give up. Home Depot also offers high-end models made by well-known brands like LG, GE, and Samsung. The higher your price, the more specialized features you'll find like  built-in water dispensers or ice makers. Just remember, steeper price tags come with more bells and whistle—starting at $2,000 or more!

Cheapest Refrigerator at Home Depot:
Which One is Right For Me?

We know the reason why you even found this page was because you wanted to find the cheapest refrigerator possible at Home Depot but let's take just a minute to make sure you end up with the right one for your needs.

Regardless of the price we would like you to think about a few things besides just the price. No one wants a 'cheap' fridge that doesn't work for them. 

You'll want to consider these items as well:

• Size:
  This can be the height, width and/or depth but also how much storage space does it have inside of it. Buying a cheap refrigerator without enough space will have you going to the market more often then you'd like or having to cram everything you buy into too small of a space.
  
  
• Energy efficiency rating:
  Yes this is something you will definitely want to take a look at if you're looking to save $$. Remember that a fridge costs you money each month as well as when you buy it. Check to make sure the model you buy is energy efficient and it will not only save you money each month, you might also end up with a local or government rebate!
  
  
• Noise level:
  Often we hear from people who are miserable with how loud their inexpensive refrigerator is. Sure you're saving money but when the fridge is made they will actually skimp on what they put in it and that includes sound proofing.
  
  Make sure to look at the decibel level on the tag in the store before buying anything.
  
  
• Warranty:
  It's always a great idea to know how long your warranty on a new appliance is and what it covers. That way if anything goes wrong you can go back and have any repairs or replacements paid for instead of coming out of your own pocket.
  

Cheapest Refrigerator at Home Depot:
A Few Options

Our guess is that you're here because you're on a budget and need a new refrigerator. If that's the case, no worry. Here are a few options worth considering:

1. Whirlpool 14-cubic-foot Top Freezer Refrigerator:
   This option is very basic but it comes with a few features and is perfect for small spaces and kitchens. Just know that 14 cu. ft. of storage will only hold food for 1-2 people. It's also the least expensive of the models that Home Depot carries.
   
   
   
2. Frigidaire 18.2-cubic-foot Top Freezer Refrigerator:
   This model is slightly more expensive but offers almost double the storage space of the Whirlpool unit. It also has adjustable glass shelves, humidity controls, and LED lighting.
   
   RefrigeratorPRO Tip: Spend a bit more on the glass shelves. Having wire shelves may not seem like a big deal but they cause many problems! We can't stress the importance of spending to get the glass options.
   
   
3. LG 21-cubic-foot Top Freezer Refrigerator:
   This option is the most expensive out of these 3 but comes with extra features like an ice maker, extra door storage, and spill-proof shelves. Plus it comes with a reversible door to change it to fit your space.

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