The best freezers of 2026

Do you want to store large quantities of food for the whole family, or are you looking for a smaller freezer for a flat or for the utility room? When choosing your freezer, first consider the type of appliance: with an upright freezer you open the door like a cabinet, and with a chest freezer the opening is at the top. The type of appliance determines how much space it takes up, how accessible it is, and its energy consumption. Also look at the capacity, expressed in litres, so you know how much stock you can store. Check the defrosting system as well: manual requires a bit more maintenance, while No Frost automatically prevents ice build-up. With smooth walls and removable drawers, you also have less work cleaning your freezer. For a built-in model, it’s important to measure the niche dimensions in advance so the appliance fits neatly into your kitchen.

The Beko FS166020 is a table-top freezer with a compact size of 47.5 x 81.7 x 50 centimetres and is convenient as extra storage in your kitchen, pantry or garage. With a 65-litre capacity divided over 3 transparent drawers with durable glass shelves, you keep your frozen products neatly organised. With the reversible door you choose which side the hinges go on, so the freezer fits any space. Thanks to MinFrost technology, less ice forms, meaning you need to defrost less often and therefore save energy. The appliance runs quietly at 37 decibels and uses around 158 kilowatt-hours per year.