Frigidaire FRPA4423AU 4.4 Cu. Ft. Compact Refrigerator Black Stainless Steel

I like this, the freezer stays frozen and the refrigerator stays cool.It's a little bit difficult to get it to precisely the temperature you want, but once you do it maintains the temperature very well.

So glad there is no wasted tiny freezer and the coils are behind the back wall. Much better than those with the coil being a tiny useless freezer that ends up leaking over time. At first we had to crack ours up to get it in safe temperature range, but after a week or so it now keeps temp at a lower setting.

These are really cool. I have a 13x13 foot outdoor bar, I bought 2. They work great.

We didn’t want the wasted space of a freezer that doesn’t work well anyway. This is just refrigerator. Very nice looking. And it has a shelf that holds gallons.

This was the perfect size for my son's dorm room. It has enough space inside to fit all the necessities he needs.

I spent more money to purchase this refrigerator because I specifically wanted one that was freezerless. It is NOT freezerles as advertised. It was purchased for a Mom's Room at an office, and now I'll have to manually defrost that worthless "ice box" regularly because the "moms" won't do that. It would have been a royal pain to rebox and return, so I'm stuck with it.

Works great exactly what I was looking for

The well boxed Frigidaire FRPA4423AU mini-fridge arrived last week and we spent part of the weekend unpacking and inspecting the unit. This unit was to be a replacement for a 20 year-old Sanyo mini fridge that quit working. The Sanyo was a perfect size for its location in our utility room, so I carefully measured the Sanyo and set out to find a replacement with very similar outside dimensions. Of the five options on line, the Frigidaire on the Amazon website looked like the closest in size to our “dead” (and out of production) Sanyo. It wasn’t until we had completely unpacked the Frigidaire unit and cut down the box for recycling that we noticed the Frigidaire width seemed narrower than our old Sanyo. The measurements printed on the outside of the shipping box say: 33in H x 19.3in W x 21.9in D and the actual unit measurements match these numbers. The measurements on the Amazon website say: 19.3” D x 21.9” W X 33.5” H. It appears that whoever created the Amazon listing reversed the width and depth measurements. Therefore, the Frigidaire unit we purchased from Amazon is a bad fit in the area where we had the Sanyo. I was expecting the Frigidaire width to be 21.9” as advertised instead of the 19.3”. Also, the height on the Amazon website says 33.5” and the actual measured height is 32.75”. This discrepancy is not a problem, but the mis-printed width is a problem. Returning the unit is out of the question since it has been unboxed and all the packing materials have been recycled.