Best Refrigerators under 10000 in India

Best Refrigerators under 10000 in India

This is the list of best refrigerators in India in the Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 12,000 range. Refrigerators in this price segment are suitable for bachelors or couples who do not need large refrigerators. These refrigerators are mostly single-door units. The key aspects to look for when buying affordable refrigerators are the overall storage capacity, power consumption, the number of shelves, and the flexibility offered for storage. In the list below, you will realize that most refrigerators are priced above Rs. 10,000. That is due to the fact that in a strict budget of Rs. 10,000, you will only be able to buy mini refrigerators which are meant as additional refrigerators and not as the main refrigerator for your daily needs. By spending a little extra we recommend you buy standard refrigerators with 150 to 180-litre capacity which is adequate for a single person or a family of two. We have recommended refrigerators on the basis of features and specifications from brands like Voltas, Whirlpool, Godrej, and Haier. The Whirlpool 184 litres model is our top pick for a refrigerator in the Rs. 10-12,000 price segment as it gives ample storage along with some very useful features like cooling retention in case of long power cuts, stabilizer free operation and it also is inverter compatible. All these makes the Whirlpool refrigerator a great value for money proposition.

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Type : Single Door
Capacity (Ltrs.): 184
Freezer Capacityt: 14.3

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Type : Single Door
Capacity (Ltrs.): 165
Compressor Type: Normal

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  • 4.
Type : Single Door
Capacity (Ltrs.): 185

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Type : Single Door
Capacity (Ltrs.): 173
Compressor Type: Reciprocating

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Type : Single Door
Capacity (Ltrs.): 183
Freezer Capacityt: 18

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Type : Single Door
Capacity (Ltrs.): 192
Freezer Capacityt: 25

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Soham Raninga

Soham Raninga

Soham Raninga is the Chief Editor for Digit.in. A proponent of performance > features. Soham's tryst with tech started way back in Dec 1997, when he almost destroyed his computer, trying to make the Quake II demo run at >30FPS View Full Profile

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