COMFEE' 87L Under Counter Fridge Freezer, Reversible Door, RCT87WH2(E)

What this is and who it’s for

The COMFEE' 87L Under Counter Fridge Freezer (RCT87WH2(E)) is a compact appliance designed to slot neatly under standard worktops. It provides a dedicated 61L fridge and a 26L freezer, giving practical storage for fresh food, drinks and frozen essentials in smaller kitchens, flats, offices or other compact living spaces. If you’re seeking a space-saving solution that won’t disrupt a streamlined layout, this model’s size and understated performance can be a sensible fit.

How the layout helps everyday organising

Inside, two removable glass shelves, a spacious salad/vegetable drawer and a dedicated 2L bottle rack help you separate groceries without clutter. The shelves can be adjusted or removed to accommodate taller bottles or bulky containers, offering practical flexibility for varied shopping days. The bright interior light aids visibility, so you can quickly locate items in low light or busy mornings.

Practical design decisions and what they mean in use

A reversible door adds versatility for different kitchen layouts, and adjustable front feet keep the unit stable on uneven floors. On the surface, these are sensible touches that reduce the headaches of fitting in odd gaps or imperfect spaces. The energy efficiency rating sits in Class E, which is typical for small under-counter units, while the operation is noted as quiet at around 40dB, a consideration if the appliance sits near living or work areas.

What stands out in daily use

On balance, the 87 litres of total capacity is a compact compromise between fridge and freezer storage. For couples, individuals with limited space, or as a secondary appliance in a home office or studio, it can cover everyday needs without dominating the room. If you prioritise a bright interior and easy organisation, the layout and interior features do offer real convenience.

Limitations to keep in mind

If you routinely store large frozen portions or need more freezer versatility, the 26L freezer may feel limited. Similarly, the energy class E, while acceptable for a compact unit, means electricity use isn’t as low as some higher-rated models. Noise output at 40dB is generally unobtrusive, but in ultra‑quiet settings you might notice a gentle hum. It’s also worth noting that a reversible door is handy, but door clearance and hinge placement will depend on your kitchen configuration.

Who this is best for

• Small households, singles or couples who want a discreet under-counter fridge freezer.
• Spaces where layout flexibility matters, thanks to a reversible door and adjustable feet.
• Areas where quiet operation and clear interior visibility improve daily use, such as open-plan kitchens, home offices or compact flats.

Who it isn’t ideal for

• If you need a large freezer, this unit will feel limited.
• If the priority is the lowest running costs or the highest energy efficiency, you might prefer higher energy-rated compact models.

What to check before buying

• Measure the available space and confirm the door can open without obstruction, given the reversible hinge.
• Consider how you’ll organise the fridge and freezer with the adjustable shelves and bottle rack to maximise usable space.
• Think about typical weekly groceries: will 61L of fridge space and 26L of freezer cover your needs, or will you accumulate items that require more depth?
• Listen for any unusual noises during initial operation and ensure the unit sits level for proper sealing and cooling.

How it compares to common alternatives

For a small footprint, this kind of under-counter model tends to trade off freezer capacity and energy economy for compactness and fit. If you’re choosing between under-counter options, this model’s strengths lie in straightforward organisation, reversible door flexibility and a clear interior layout. If your priority is higher energy efficiency or larger overall capacity, a bigger or more efficient alternative might be worth considering, even if it means sacrificing the under-counter footprint.

Buying decision

Is it worth it?

It makes sense if you need compact, space-saving storage with practical interior layout features and flexible door installation. If your space is tight and you value an easily organised, quietly operating fridge freezer, this model fits the brief. Be mindful that the energy rating isn’t top of the class and the freezer capacity is on the smaller side for bulk freezing.

Quick FAQ

• How much space does it really offer for fresh items? The fridge section is around 61L and the freezer around 26L, presented as a compact total of 87L.
• Is the door truly reversible? Yes, the door can be installed to open from either side to suit different kitchen layouts.
• Will it fit under most worktops? The design is described as an under-counter unit, intended to fit beneath standard worktops, but always double-check your measurements.
• Is it noisy? Operating at about 40dB, it is designed to be quiet for open-plan spaces, bedrooms and home offices.
• What about energy use? It is rated Energy Class E, which is typical for compact under-counter fridges, suggesting moderate energy consumption for its size.