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Upstreman

Upstreman BR321 Mini Fridge with Freezer 3.2 cu ft

  • 3.2 cu ft total, 2.9 cu ft fresh food and 0.3 cu ft freezer
  • 17.4 x 18.7 x 33.1 inches (D x W x H)
  • 206 kWh per year rated energy use
  • Manual defrost, single door over both sections
  • 115 V compressor cooling with R-600A refrigerant
  • 2 glass shelves, 3 door shelves
  • Reversible door, adjustable legs
  • One-year warranty, ETL listed

Updated 25 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.

Our verdict

A compact single door fridge for a dorm or office corner, with glass shelves, door storage and a reversible door. The freezer section shares the main door and defrosts by hand, so frozen storage stays limited.

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ASIN: B09RWFZTWWModel: BR321Category: Compact Refrigerators

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Overview

Students in dorm rooms and office workers get a freestanding compact fridge with a small freezer section inside the main cabinet. A compressor does the cooling, an adjustable thermostat sets the temperature, and the door can be swapped to open from either side.

Storage layout is the strong point: separate fresh food and freezer space, glass shelves and door bins in a narrow cabinet. The freezer section has no door of its own and needs manual defrosting, so frost builds up and has to be cleared now and then.

Who it's for

Dorm rooms, bedrooms and small offices get a freestanding fridge with room for drinks, snacks and a few frozen items. Households wanting a real freezer for meal storage, or a unit that never needs defrosting, should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

Pros
  • Separate freezer section inside the cabinet
  • Glass shelves plus door storage
  • Reversible door for left or right opening
  • Adjustable legs for level footing
Cons
  • Manual defrost means periodic frost removal
  • Freezer section shares the main door
  • Noise level not listed
  • Door has no lock

Performance notes

A compressor drives the cooling and the thermostat setting decides how cold the cabinet runs. Because the freezer section is behind the main door, every opening lets warm, moist air reach it and frost forms over time. Manual defrosting clears that frost and restores the usable freezer space.

Specifications

BrandUpstreman
ModelBR321
Dimensions & fit
Door OrientationReversible
Item weight43.32 pounds
Item Weight19.65 Kilograms
Capacity & performance
Capacity3.2 cu ft
Fresh Food Capacity2.9 cu ft
Freezer Capacity0.3 cu ft
Cooling MethodCompressor
Adjustable Temperature ControlYes
Defrost System TypeManual Defrost
Power & efficiency
Power Plug TypeType B - 3 Pin (North American)
Voltage115 volts
Power SourceCorded Electric
Construction & materials
Shelf TypeGlass
Number Of Shelves2
Door Shelf Count3
ColorBlack
Finish TypesGlossy
Door Material TypePlastic & Steel
Compatibility & installation
Installation TypeFreestanding
Included components
Unit Count1.0 Count
Warranty & support
Warranty DescriptionOne-Year Warranty
Other details
Compressor Typerotary_scroll
Has Convertible FreezerNo
Number of Sections2
RefrigerantR-600A
Specification MetETL
BEE Star Rating5 Star
ConfigurationSingle Door Refrigerator
Form FactorCompact
PatternModern
Specific Uses For Productfull-size-refrigerators

Frequently asked questions

Is the freezer on the Upstreman BR321 a separate compartment?

It has its own section, but the fridge has a single door, so the freezer section opens together with the main door.

Does the Upstreman mini fridge defrost itself?

No. It uses manual defrost, so frost in the freezer section has to be cleared by hand from time to time.

Can the door on the Upstreman BR321 open from the other side?

Yes. The door orientation is listed as reversible.

What power does the Upstreman BR321 need?

It runs on 115 volts with a North American Type B 3 pin plug.