Exquisit KGC590-30 at a glance
In short: the Exquisit KGC590-30 scores 8,1/10 in our mini fridge review (from €200). Biggest strength: true 24 L freezer section. Main compromise: energy class E, ~166 kWh/year.
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.
Exquisit KGC590-30: what works, what doesn't?
What works well
- True 24 L freezer section: the only one in the comparison with a full freezer (4 stars, own door)
- 85 L total volume: the largest in the comparison, weekly shop plus frozen food stock
- Slim (47.5 cm): fits into a narrow kitchen run despite its height
- Reversible door hinge: flexible placement
- Comfort features: vegetable drawer, LED light, door-open alarm
Points of criticism
- Energy class E, ~166 kWh/year: the highest consumption in the comparison, noticeable in 24/7 operation
- Most expensive in the comparison: around €200, that is what the freezer section costs
Specifications in detail
| Type | Fridge-freezer (2 doors) |
| Total volume | 85 L (61 L fridge section + 24 L freezer section) |
| Freezer section | 24 L, 4-star (−18 °C) · 2.4 kg/24h |
| Energy efficiency | Energy class E (EU label ~166 kWh/year) |
| Noise level | 40 dB(A) |
| Dimensions (H×W×D) | 85 × 47.5 × 50.5 cm · ~24.7 kg |
| Door hinge | reversible |
| Refrigerant | R600a |
| Features | 2 glass shelves, vegetable drawer, 2 door shelves, LED light, door-open alarm |
| Temperature control | electronic |
What does it cost to run?
According to the data sheet, the Exquisit KGC590-30, 166 kWh a year, comes to around €58 in electricity costs per year at 35 ct/kWh.
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 Exquisit KGC590-30 in everyday use: real 24 L freezer compartment (the only one in the comparison with a full freezer, 4 stars, its own door) and 85 L total volume (the largest in the comparison, weekly shop plus frozen stock). We have to be honest about the weaknesses: EEK E (energy label), about 166 kWh/year, the highest consumption in the comparison, noticeable in 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.
Who is the Exquisit KGC590-30 suited to? (buying advice)
Perfect for:
- ✓Anyone who wants to freeze long term
- ✓Single/couple with a frozen food stock
- ✓Small kitchen with no room for 2 appliances
Less suitable for:
- ✕Anyone who wants to save electricity (energy class E)
- ✕Pure drinks cooling
- ✕Tight budget
Exquisit KGC590-30 compared with alternatives
Head-to-head with the top alternatives from our mini fridges comparison
| Feature | Exquisit KGC590-30 | Comfee RCD80WH3 | Klarstein Audrey Mini |
|---|---|---|---|
| Volume | 85 L | 80 L | 32 L |
| Freezer compartment | 24 L | 12 L | 5 L ice compartment |
| EEK | E | E | E |
| Noise level | 40 dB | 39 dB | 39 dB |
| Technology | Compressor | Compressor (inverter) | Compressor |
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Verdict: is the Exquisit KGC590-30 worth it?
A solid option with a clear profile: if you can live with energy class E, ~166 kWh/year, from €200 you get mainly one thing: a true 24 L freezer section. It suits best: anyone who wants to freeze long term.
If you want to compare alternatives, you will find detailed data and reviews on our mini fridges comparison page.
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