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Freestanding full-size refrigerators compared on official ENERGY STAR certified ratings. The official type field lists Bottom Freezer, Top Freezer or Side-by-Side; Bottom Freezer includes both drawer-style and French-door cabinets, and the certified record does not always distinguish the door layout, so we do not label a model as French-door from the type field alone. Percent less energy than the U.S. federal standard is the official efficiency figure for the model's product class. Annual energy use is the certified kilowatt-hours per year. Certified total volume can differ from a brochure capacity claim. This table is limited to freestanding, non-compact models with at least 10 cubic feet of official total volume. Built-in and compact refrigerators, and wine or beverage coolers, are not mixed into this ranking.
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Top pick
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Samsung RM80F23VM
Score 6.8/10 · Check price
Why it wins: Official 27% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 23.5 cu ft total volume, 510 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker. Official 27% less energy than the U.S. federal standard. ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker.
"Not listed" means the official ENERGY STAR, DOE or manufacturer record we used does not publish that figure. Prices show "Check price" until a retailer feed provides a current price.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 28.7 cu ft total volume, 684 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
5.2/10
What we like
Largest official certified total volume in this comparison (28.7 cu ft)
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
28.7 cu ft
Annual energy use
684 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
684 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
28.7 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
23.8 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
750 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
37.2 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Side-by-Side
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
7 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with side-mounted freezer with through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69 × 35.5 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
KRSF336R****
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
KitchenAid
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on KitchenAid KRSF536R. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 21.2 cu ft total volume, 478 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
5.1/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
21.2 cu ft
Annual energy use
478 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
478 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
21.2 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
22.5 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
522 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
25.3 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3I - Refrigerator-freezer - automatic defrost with op-mounted freezer with automatic icemaker without through-the-door ice
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.5 × 29.7 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
RT21N3**E
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Hisense
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Hisense RT210N3SEH; Mora RT210N3AEM. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 25.6 cu ft total volume, 647 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.9/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
25.6 cu ft
Annual energy use
647 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
647 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
25.6 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
25.3 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
710 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
32.5 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Side-by-Side
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
7 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with side-mounted freezer with through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
70 × 36 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
CRSEH267A*
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Crosley
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Crosley Professional ZRSEH268A. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 27.9 cu ft total volume, 725 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.9/10
What we like
Large official certified total volume (27.9 cu ft)
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
Highest official annual energy use in this comparison (725 kWh/year)
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
27.9 cu ft
Annual energy use
725 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
725 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
27.9 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
26.0 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
796 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
34.7 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Bottom Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
5A - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with bottom-mounted freezer with through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
70 × 65.6 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
PRFS2883A*
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Frigidaire
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Frigidaire FRFS2823A; Frigidaire FRFS282LAF; Frigidaire GRFS2853A. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 5% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 28.7 cu ft total volume, 681 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.8/10
What we like
Largest official certified total volume in this comparison (28.7 cu ft)
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
Lowest official percent less energy than the U.S. federal standard in this comparison (5%)
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
5 %
Certified total volume
28.7 cu ft
Annual energy use
681 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
5%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
681 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
28.7 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
23.7 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
713 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
35.2 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Bottom Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
5I - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with bottom-mounted freezer with an automatic icemaker without through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69.9 × 35.6 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
PGD29BYT****
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
GE Profile
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Cafe CGE29DMT; Cafe CGE29DPT. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18.1 cu ft total volume, 450 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.8/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
450 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
450 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
24.9 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
492 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
21.6 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3I - Refrigerator-freezer - automatic defrost with op-mounted freezer with automatic icemaker without through-the-door ice
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.5 × 29.7 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
RT18N3**E
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Hisense
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Criterion 4538146-18; Criterion 4538147-18; Criterion 4538148-18; Criterion CTMR180H1B; Criterion CTMR180H1S; Criterion CTMR180H1W; Crown CRNREF18BK-01; Crown CRNREF18SS-01 and 3 more. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18.1 cu ft total volume, 448 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.8/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
448 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
448 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
24.8 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
490 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
21.3 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3I - Refrigerator-freezer - automatic defrost with op-mounted freezer with automatic icemaker without through-the-door ice
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.4 × 29.5 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
7231#
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Kenmore
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Conserv TMRI 180S; Kenmore 899.723132; Premium Levella PRNIM18; Vitara VTFR1802EIE. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 22.1 cu ft total volume, 585 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.7/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
22.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
585 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
585 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
22.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
26.5 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
640 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
27 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Bottom Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
5I - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with bottom-mounted freezer with an automatic icemaker without through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69 × 33 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
WRFF5333P*
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Whirlpool
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on KitchenAid KRFF333SP; Maytag MRFF5033P. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 24.7 cu ft total volume, 685 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.6/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
24.7 cu ft
Annual energy use
685 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
685 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
24.7 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
27.7 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
752 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
29.9 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Bottom Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
5A - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with bottom-mounted freezer with through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
71 × 36 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
WRFF3436R*
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Whirlpool
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Crosley CRFHW256S. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 20.9 cu ft total volume, 600 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.5/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
20.9 cu ft
Annual energy use
600 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
600 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
20.9 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
28.7 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
657 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
26.3 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Side-by-Side
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
7 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with side-mounted freezer with through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69 × 35.5 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
KRSC336R****
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
KitchenAid
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on KitchenAid KRSC536R. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 22.7 cu ft total volume, 670 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.4/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
22.7 cu ft
Annual energy use
670 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
670 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
22.7 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
29.5 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
734 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
28 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Bottom Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
5A - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with bottom-mounted freezer with through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
70 × 65.6 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
PRFC2383A*
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Frigidaire
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Electrolux ERFC2393A; Frigidaire FRFC2323A; Frigidaire GRFC2353A. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 5% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 24.1 cu ft total volume, 614 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.4/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
Lowest official percent less energy than the U.S. federal standard in this comparison (5%)
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
5 %
Certified total volume
24.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
614 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
5%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
614 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
24.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
25.5 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
641 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
30.5 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Side-by-Side
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
4I - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with side-mounted freezer with an automatic icemaker without through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69.9 × 35.8 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
PKE24QYY****
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
GE Profile
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Cafe CKE24RPY. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 5% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 23.5 cu ft total volume, 655 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.2/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
Lowest official percent less energy than the U.S. federal standard in this comparison (5%)
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
5 %
Certified total volume
23.5 cu ft
Annual energy use
655 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
5%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
655 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
23.5 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
27.9 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
685 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
29.5 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Side-by-Side
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
7 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with side-mounted freezer with through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69.9 × 35.8 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
PZE24QYY****
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
GE Profile
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Same official certified ratings also appear on Cafe CZE24RPY. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 20.5 cu ft total volume, 385 kWh/year
4.0/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
20.5 cu ft
Annual energy use
385 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
385 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
20.5 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
18.8 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
429 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
24.2 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.4 × 32.7 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
6133#
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Kenmore
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Kenmore 899.613332; Kenmore KKTMR20.5X33; Kenmore KKTMR20.5X33-SS; Premium Levella PRN20. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 19.1 cu ft total volume, 645 kWh/year, ENERGY STAR lists an ice maker
4.0/10
What we like
ENERGY STAR lists this model with an ice maker
Watch out for
No additional scored gaps in the official record we used
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
19.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
645 kWh/year
Ice maker
Yes
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
645 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
19.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
33.8 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
708 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
25.1 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Bottom Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
5A - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with bottom-mounted freezer with through-the-door ice service
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69 × 36 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
WRQC7836R*
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Whirlpool
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Same official certified ratings also appear on KitchenAid KRQC736R; KitchenAid KRQC836S. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18 cu ft total volume, 363 kWh/year
3.7/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
18 cu ft
Annual energy use
363 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
363 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
20.2 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
404 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
21.1 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.5 × 29.7 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
HRT180N6A*
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Hisense
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Same official certified ratings also appear on Criterion 18TMF-B; Criterion 18TMF-SS; Criterion 18TMF-W; Criterion 453-8143; Criterion 453-8144; Criterion 453-8145; Crown CRNREF18BK; Crown CRNREF18SS and 19 more. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18.1 cu ft total volume, 369 kWh/year
3.7/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
369 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
369 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
20.4 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
411 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
22 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
65 × 30 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
NS-RTM18SS2
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Insignia
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Same official certified ratings also appear on Insignia NS-RTM18WH2. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18.2 cu ft total volume, 365 kWh/year
3.7/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
18.2 cu ft
Annual energy use
365 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
365 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18.2 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
20.1 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
406 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
21.4 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.4 × 29.5 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
6231#
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Kenmore
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Kenmore 899.623132; Kenmore KKTMR18.2X30; Kenmore KKTMR18.2X30-SS; Premium Levella PRN18; Smad DDT-510WA1U. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18.1 cu ft total volume, 367 kWh/year
3.7/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
367 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
367 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
20.3 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
410 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
21.8 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.1 × 29.7 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
896.61342420
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Kenmore
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Same official certified ratings also appear on BLACK DECKER BR1810HS; Frestec FR 1802 BK; Hamilton Beach HBF1839-SS-6COM; Kenmore KKTMR30X18.1-SSL; KOOLATRON KTTMR30X18.1-SSL; Vitara VTFR1803EWE; ZGA ZRT18ASLOPR. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 22.1 cu ft total volume, 500 kWh/year
3.7/10
What we like
Official certified ratings are published for every scored criterion
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
22.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
500 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
500 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
22.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
22.6 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
556 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
27 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Bottom Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
5 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with bottom-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69 × 33 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
KRBL133SP***
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
KitchenAid
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Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18.2 cu ft total volume, 369 kWh/year
3.7/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
18.2 cu ft
Annual energy use
369 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
369 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18.2 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
20.3 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
412 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
22.1 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.6 × 29.7 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
MRT18D1B**
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Midea
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Same official certified ratings also appear on Midea MRT18D2B; Midea MRT18D4B. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18.1 cu ft total volume, 369 kWh/year
3.7/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
369 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
369 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
20.4 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
411 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
22 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.6 × 29.7 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
MRT18D3B**
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Midea
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Same official certified ratings also appear on Element ERT18CSE; Element ERT18CSEB; Element ERT18CSES; Element ERT18CSEW; Seasons MSTF18R5; Toscana 51F-IK5-BCD512; Toscana 51F-IK5-BCD512SS; Vissani MDTF18 and 2 more. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 11% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 18.2 cu ft total volume, 460 kWh/year
3.4/10
What we like
Official certified ratings are published for every scored criterion
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
11 %
Certified total volume
18.2 cu ft
Annual energy use
460 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
11%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
460 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
18.2 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
25.3 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
514 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
22.3 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Bottom Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
5 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with bottom-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
69.6 × 29.5 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
No
Certified model number
LF18CO000S
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
LG
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Same official certified ratings also appear on Frestec FDBM 1802 SL; GreenLine GLCHRFD18FFSS; LG LF18CO000V. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 14.3 cu ft total volume, 333 kWh/year
3.3/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
14.3 cu ft
Annual energy use
333 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
333 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
14.3 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
23.3 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
372 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
17.1 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
60.6 × 27.6 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
R-600a
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
MRT14D2B**
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Midea
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Elisii DERTM142W1; Midea MRT14B3A; Midea MRT14D3B; Seasons MSTF14. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 11.9 cu ft total volume, 314 kWh/year
3.1/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
11.9 cu ft
Annual energy use
314 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
314 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
11.9 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
26.4 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
350 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
14.4 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
58.9 × 28.4 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
GPE12FGZ****
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
GE
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Same official certified ratings also appear on GE GPE12FSZ. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 11.6 cu ft total volume, 308 kWh/year
3.1/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
11.6 cu ft
Annual energy use
308 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
308 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
11.6 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
26.6 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
343 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
13.5 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
66.8 × 23.4 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
RT12A2CSE
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Hisense
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Same official certified ratings also appear on Hisense BCD-320WP4NA1/HC1(H); Hisense HRT120P3AVE; Mora MRT115P3AVE; Summit FF1142PL. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 11.5 cu ft total volume, 311 kWh/year
3.0/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
11.5 cu ft
Annual energy use
311 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
311 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
11.5 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
27.0 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
346 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
13.9 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
No
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
59.8 × 25 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
HD-423ST-BKS
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Midea
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Elisii DERTM1151; Elisii DERTM115WW1; Smad DDT-423WMU (U); Vissani MDTF12. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Best for: Official 10% less energy than the U.S. federal standard, 10.1 cu ft total volume, 298 kWh/year
2.9/10
What we like
Official record meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Watch out for
ENERGY STAR does not list an ice maker on this record
Score breakdown
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard36%
Certified total volume28%
Annual energy use22%
Ice maker14%
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standard
10 %
Certified total volume
10.1 cu ft
Annual energy use
298 kWh/year
Ice maker
No
Percent less energy use than U.S. federal standard (ENERGY STAR)
10%
Annual energy use (ENERGY STAR)
298 kWh/year
Certified total volume (ENERGY STAR)
10.1 cu ft
Annual energy use per cubic foot (computed)
29.5 kWh/year per cubic foot, computed as certified annual energy use ÷ certified total volume
U.S. federal standard energy use (ENERGY STAR)
331 kWh/year
Adjusted volume (ENERGY STAR)
12.1 cu ft
Type (ENERGY STAR)
Top Freezer
Product class (ENERGY STAR)
3 - Refrigerator-freezers - automatic defrost with top-mounted freezer without an automatic ice maker
Defrost type (ENERGY STAR)
Automatic
Ice maker (ENERGY STAR)
No
Counter depth (ENERGY STAR)
Yes
Thru-the-door dispenser (ENERGY STAR)
No
Connected functionality (ENERGY STAR)
No
Dimensions (ENERGY STAR)
59.9 × 21.2 in (H × W)
Refrigerant (ENERGY STAR)
Not listed
Meets ENERGY STAR Most Efficient 2025 criteria
Yes
Certified model number
FRTE1026AB
Official brand name on the ENERGY STAR record
Frigidaire
Related official records with the same certified ratings
Same official certified ratings also appear on Frigidaire FRTE1026AV; Frigidaire FRTE1026AW. We keep one product page for this rating set so color, finish or brand rebadges are not given separate nearly identical pages.
Buying guide: how to choose the right full-size refrigerator
Use the official percent-better figure and annual energy use together
ENERGY STAR publishes how much less energy a model uses than the U.S. federal standard for its product class, and the certified annual energy use in kilowatt-hours per year. The percent-better figure is size- and class-adjusted. Annual energy use is the absolute number on your bill. We score both, and we also show annual energy use per cubic foot as a computed figure labelled computed. We do not use brochure energy-saver claims in place of the official record.
Bottom freezer, top freezer and side-by-side stay in one table, with the official type shown
These three official types are all freestanding full-size refrigerator-freezers, and they share the same certified fields, so they can be compared on the same score. The official type is printed on every card. A higher volume or a bottom-freezer layout is not automatically the right cabinet for a small kitchen or a narrow door opening. Match width and layout to the space, then use the official energy figures to compare models.
Identical official ratings are consolidated
Many ENERGY STAR refrigerator records are color, finish or sister-brand suffixes of the same certified platform. When several model numbers publish the same official energy use, volume, percent-better figure, dimensions and ice-maker field, we keep one product page and list the related official records in the details. We do not invent hardware differences the official records do not show.
Safety and installation
Leave the clearances the maker specifies so the condenser can reject heat. Do not puncture the sealed refrigerant circuit. Level the cabinet so doors seal and the condensate path works. Keep refrigerator food at a safe temperature using a separate appliance thermometer if you need to verify it; ENERGY STAR does not publish a food-temperature setting in the fields we used. Old refrigerators can be an entrapment hazard if they are stored or discarded with the doors attached and the latches intact; follow the maker's disposal directions. This is not a substitute for the product manual.
How this ranking is calculated
Score = weighted average of normalised specs, out of 10. Full method
Percent less energy than U.S. federal standardOfficial ENERGY STAR figure for how much less annual energy the model uses than the U.S. federal standard for its product class. Higher is better. A missing value takes the category minimum. Scale: 0 → 40 %.
36%
Certified total volumeOfficial ENERGY STAR certified total volume in cubic feet. A larger cabinet is not automatically the right refrigerator for a small kitchen. Missing values take the category minimum. Scale: 10 → 30 cu ft.
28%
Annual energy useOfficial ENERGY STAR annual energy use in kilowatt-hours per year. Lower is better. Because a larger cabinet often uses more energy, this field is scored alongside volume and the percent-better figure. Missing values take the category minimum (the highest energy use in the set). Scale: 750 → 250 kWh/year.
22%
Ice makerYes when the official ENERGY STAR record lists an ice maker. Unstated counts as no.
Why isn't a model I see advertised as a French-door refrigerator labelled French-door here?
ENERGY STAR lists these cabinets as Bottom Freezer, Top Freezer or Side-by-Side. The official type Bottom Freezer includes French-door and pull-out-drawer layouts, and the certified record does not always distinguish them. We show the official type and do not add a French-door label from a retailer listing.
Why did you combine several model numbers onto one page?
When official ENERGY STAR records share the same certified energy use, total volume, percent-better figure, dimensions and ice-maker field, they are typically color, finish or brand-rebadge suffixes of one platform. We keep a single product page for that rating set and list the related official names in the details, so the site does not publish a stack of nearly identical reviews.
Why aren't compact or built-in refrigerators in this ranking?
This table is limited to freestanding, non-compact models with at least 10 cubic feet of official total volume. Compact refrigerators and built-in models appear on the same ENERGY STAR dataset, but mixing them with full-size freestanding cabinets would let cabinet format dominate the score. Wine and beverage coolers have their own comparison. We did not build a compact-refrigerator ranking in this pass.
Did you test these refrigerators or list prices?
No. CrispPick ranks official ENERGY STAR certified ratings only. We do not test units, and we do not show prices or customer ratings.
Why do bottle capacity, noise, warranty and ice-maker daily output say Not listed?
Those figures are not in the ENERGY STAR certified-product fields we used, or they were blank on the record. We did not fetch a maker product page for these models in this pass, so we leave those extras as Not listed rather than copying them from a retailer listing. Ice maker is shown as Yes or No when ENERGY STAR publishes that field.
What does a negative percent less energy than the federal standard mean?
A few official ENERGY STAR records list a negative number in that field. We show the official figure and score it as published. We do not rewrite it, and we do not infer a data-entry error from the sign alone.