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Comfee RCD80WH3: the all-round fridge for the single flat

Prices in euros from Amazon.de, as of 11 June 2026. Prices and availability may differ on Amazon.co.uk.

By Seydhan Cakmak · Editor-in-chief · Updated: · AI-translated from the German original

For a first own flat, a studio or a pantry kitchen, the Comfee RCD80WH3 is the balanced single-person fridge: 80 litres total volume, including a real 12 litre freezer compartment for frozen pizza and ice cream that the smaller devices do not offer. Its trump card is the inverter compressor: it runs very quietly at 39 dB and more economically than the previous generation: 110 kWh per year. At 84.5 cm high it fits under many worktops, and the door hinge is reversible. Important to know: like most devices in this class it has energy class E and a freezer compartment that must be defrosted manually. For most single households it is still the best compromise of space, noise and price.

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Built for 230 V and EU plugs. In the UK, use with a fused travel adapter; in the US, the device will not run on the 120 V mains.

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Comfee RCD80WH3 table-top fridge (80 L)

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Comfee RCD80WH3 at a glance

In short: the Comfee RCD80WH3 scores 8,4/10 in our mini fridge review (from €160). Biggest strength: real 12 L freezer compartment. Main compromise: only energy class E.

All specifications come from manufacturer data sheets and the Amazon catalogue and were cross-checked before publication. The rating is an editorial overall assessment based on this data; we do not trial products ourselves.

Comfee RCD80WH3: what works, what doesn't?

What works well

  • Real 12 L freezer compartment: room for frozen food, more than the small devices offer
  • Quiet inverter compressor: 39 dB and economical, good for living kitchens and open rooms
  • 80 L for the single household: balanced, enough space yet fits under the worktop
  • More economical than its predecessor: 110 instead of 137 kWh/year thanks to inverter technology
  • Reversible door hinge: adapts to your kitchen run

Points of criticism

  • Only energy class E: typical for the class but no energy saver, worth noting with 24/7 operation
  • Freezer compartment to defrost manually: no no-frost, occasional defrosting needed

Specifications in detail

TypeTable-top fridge with freezer compartment (inverter)
Total volume80 L (68 L fridge section + 12 L freezer compartment)
Freezer compartment12 L, 4-star (-18 °C, defrost manually)
Energy efficiencyEnergy class E · noise class C
Power consumption110 kWh/year (inverter compressor)
Noise level39 dB(A), very quiet
Dimensions (H×W×D)84.5 × 47.5 × 44.5 cm
Door hingereversible
FeaturesFruit/vegetable drawer, LED light, removable glass shelf, adjustable feet
Climate classN to ST

What does it cost to run?

According to the data sheet, the Comfee RCD80WH3 110 kWh a year is what it uses, which at 35 ct/kWh comes to around €39 electricity cost per year.

Calculation basis: 35 ct/kWh (German electricity price, 2026, rounded). Values from the manufacturer data sheet; actual costs depend on use and tariff.

Build quality & everyday use

What carries the Comfee RCD80WH3 in everyday use: real 12 L freezer compartment (room for frozen food, more than the small devices offer) and quiet inverter compressor (39 dB and economical, good for living kitchens and open rooms). We have to be honest about the weaknesses: only energy class E, typical for the class but no energy saver, worth noting with 24/7 operation.

If you set the device up to save space, allow ventilation clearance of at least 5 cm at the sides and 10 cm at the rear, otherwise the compressor may overheat.

“Comfee RCD80WH3 Table-Top Fridge (80 L): real 12 L freezer compartment and quiet inverter compressor, and the trade-off is only energy class E. At 8.4/10 a fair deal from €160.”
The MiniHaushalt.de editorial team

Who is the Comfee RCD80WH3 suited to? (buying advice)

Perfect for:

  • ✓Single flat & studio
  • ✓Anyone who needs a freezer compartment
  • ✓Quiet operation in open rooms

Less suitable for:

  • ✕Anyone who freezes a lot (then Exquisit)
  • ✕Bedroom (then Silent Cool)
  • ✕Anyone who wants maximum efficiency

Comfee RCD80WH3 compared with alternatives

Head-to-head with the top alternatives from our mini fridges comparison

Feature Comfee RCD80WH3 Klarstein Audrey Mini Exquisit KGC590-30
Volume80 L32 L85 L
Freezer compartment12 L5 L ice compartment24 L
EEKEEE
Noise level39 dB39 dB40 dB
TechnologyCompressor (inverter)CompressorCompressor

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Frequently asked questions about the Comfee RCD80WH3

What size should a single-person fridge be?
For one person, 80 to 100 litres is plenty: enough for the weekly shop, drinks and some frozen food. The Comfee RCD80WH3 with 80 L (incl. 12 L freezer compartment) hits that exactly. If you only chill drinks, 40 to 45 L is enough; if you freeze a lot, you should go for a proper fridge-freezer combination like the Exquisit (24 L freezer section).
How much electricity does a mini fridge use per year?
Depending on size and efficiency class, 60 to 170 kWh per year. At 110 kWh, thanks to its inverter compressor, the Comfee RCD80WH3 is in the good range for its size: at around 35 ct/kWh (the German electricity price) that is about €39 a year. Important: a fridge runs 24/7, so a better efficiency class pays off over the years.
Is the Comfee RCD80WH3 quiet enough for the living room?
Yes, at 39 dB(A) it is among the quieter compressor fridges. For an open living-dining room or a kitchen that is quite bearable. If you want to run it directly in the bedroom, you are better served by a nearly silent thermoelectric device (Klarstein Silent Cool, 27 dB), though that only cools moderately.
Does the Comfee RCD80WH3 have a no-frost freezer compartment?
No, the 12 L freezer compartment must be defrosted manually, which is standard for table-top fridges in this class. In practice it is enough to defrost the compartment once or twice a year, depending on how often you open the door.
8.4 / 10 · ★ Single pick

Verdict: is the Comfee RCD80WH3 worth it?

A solid option with a clear profile: if you can live with only energy class E, from €160 you get mainly one thing: a real 12 L freezer compartment. It suits best: single flat & studio.

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