Subcold Eco75

Kept everything cold even through the hottest days of the summer. Big enough for general use but reasonably compact. Was noisy during its settling down period but is now very quiet. Does not like fluctuating power. Runs well on a 300W battery backup during power outages. Worthwhile.

I bought this for a kitchen top drinks fridge. It meets all my expectations. I swapped the door opening over, which was very easy. A great capacity for all my bottles of spring water & the wife's alcohol 🙂. May seem a little noisy when first switched on but once up to speed it's quiet. Recommended 👍

I was initially a bit worried about the noises the fridge made (a kind of wheezing sound like Dr Who’s Tardis materialising or dematerialising!), but after a while I got used to it, and it’s OK and not constant (not sure I would have it in my bedroom though!). Apart from that (very minor) issue (all fridges make noises), I really like it. I had to get a new fridge quickly, because the one I had packed up (it was leaking coolant all over the place), and I spent literally hours researching fridges on Amazon and other sites before deciding on this one. I didn’t want to lay out £200 on a tall fridge/freezer because I’m probably moving soon, and wanted to get a small worktop fridge. I was looking at (ridiculously) small, but very appealing portable fridges (especially the SubCold models - the largest being 15 litres; I’ll probably get a smaller one sometime anyway - great for the price and you can plug into your car!). Having decided that these would be too small for normal household use, I started looking at the SubCold worktop fridges (the major advantage being you don’t have to get down on your knees like under-counter models!), and this one has a capacity of 75 litres - it’s surprisingly spacious, and well-designed, while at the same time not taking up a huge amount of space; on the worktop it’s at the perfect height, and it’s got a small chiller which is good for making ice, storing a couple of meals and/or ice cream. In fact, it’s basically the top half of a tall fridge/freezer at a very affordable price! I like it a lot!

Highly recommend this fridge.It’s a great product, whisper quiet, gets very cold very quickly and very low running costs which equate to just 73 kWh which for me is £15.33 annually.Great customer services too, I was very impressed.Thank you to everyone at Subcold.

Our fridge freezer decided to break down just when we are having the hottest days. Parts ordered but repair not possible for over a week. Fridge delivered promptly,sits on our work surface easily. Great little fridge. Going to keep it where it is and I use it for milk, butter and those things we use all the time. Big fridge will have room for cool drinks and stuff we don't use all the time. It would be ideal for students or shared accommodation. Comes with lock.

Ideal student bedroom/study mini fridge, as it's cleverly designed for maximum storage, lockable, and very quiet in operation. Works efficiently and seems well made but time will tell!

Only had a few days.Here’s the positives:It’s quiet to run, hopefully will stay quiet.There’s plenty of space inside. You could fit quite a bit in there, which is fantastic for a table top fridge. I’d say it’s good value for money, as some others cost more for less fridge space.The freezer box is bonus, you can easily get a couple of packs of ice lollies in there. We put two in and there was still space for more.Neutral:It’s not going to be portable for everyone my teenage daughter can move it, however I can’t as disabled. So keep that in mind however that shouldn’t be an issue if you’re not planning on moving it.The negatives:My only issue is I’ve had to keep it on 7 which is the highest it goes. I’d prefer to keep my fridges on mid temperature.It’s also energy rating E which obviously isn’t great.My finale thought:it’s a good fridge for the price and it begin a table top. I’ve had some positive comments already.

Fantastic for my application.