4. Side-by-Side Refrigerator:

A side-by-side refrigerator is the best type of fridge for people who tend to freeze leftovers in high volume. This is because they are more comprehensive than the usual fridges split in half, with one half being the freezer side and the other side being the fridge.

In addition, compared to any top or bottom-freezer models, the freezer in side-by-side fridges is more extensive. As a result, less spatial clearance is required to swing the fridge door open as they open from the center rather than the side.

Side-by-side fridges’ desirable features are water, ice dispensers, and external user interface panels. Unfortunately, it is relatively expensive and also energy-consuming.

5. French Door Refrigerator:

French door fridges are similar in width to side-by-side models and possibly the most versatile and most expensive type of fridge. Identical to a bottom freezer model, it has an entire bottom third devoted to freezer space. The opening of the French door refrigerator is from the center for the fridge section, and the fridge door is split in two, same as the side-by-side fridges.

There is a single door for the freezer section in some French door fridges, but some have split doors similar to the fridge section, making four doors. This door configuration has the advantage that only little cold air goes out when one door is opened instead of two.

Though French doors are a pleasure to use, they can be expensive compared to the simple units available in the market and are also more power-hungry.

6. Wine Cooler:

A wine cooler is one of the types of mini-fridges that work well for people who love to explore and enjoy different kinds of wine. In addition, investing in a wine cooler to protect your purchases can be a good option because it is essential to keep your wine at a stable temperature. The temperature swings can negatively affect the odor and taste of wine as it can be very temperamental and fragile.