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Summit LFF823W 7 cu. ft. Compact

3.83.8 out of 5Mini & Compact·Under $1,000 (MSRP $450)
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Summit LFF823W 7 cu. ft. Compact

Quick verdict

The Summit LFF823W 7 cu. ft. Compact is a 7.0 cu. ft. compact from Summit in the budget tier. Annual energy use of 391 kWh runs about 18% below the median for compact models we've reviewed. At about $450, it sits below the median price per cubic foot for this layout. Our reviewers rate it 3.8/5 — best for small kitchen households.

Best for

  • Apartments and dorms
  • Offices and bars

Key specs

Capacity
7.0 cu. ft.
Dimensions
21.5" × 56.1" × 22.0"
Annual energy
391 kWh/year
Ice / Water
No ice · No water
Wi-Fi
No

Our Review

The Summit LFF823W 7 cu. ft. Compact is a 7.0 cu. ft. compact refrigerator from Summit, sitting in the sub-$1,000 range. With a 6.0 cu. ft. fresh-food compartment and 1.0 cu. ft. of freezer space, it's positioned for apartments and dorms.

What stands out

This is squarely a mainstream model — Summit optimizes for value, parts availability, and a feature set that covers what most households actually use. You won't find exotic materials, but everything that ships works as advertised.

Layout and capacity

Exterior dimensions are 21.5" W × 56.1" H × 22.0" D — check your opening, especially the depth with handles extended. Total useable capacity is 7.0 cu. ft., split 6.0 fresh / 1.0 freezer.

Bottom line

The Summit LFF823W 7 cu. ft. Compact is a strong mainstream choice — most of what people actually use a fridge for, at a price that makes sense. Service parts are widely available.

Full Specs

Capacity
Total capacity
7.0 cu. ft.
Fresh-food6.0 cu. ft.
Freezer1.0 cu. ft.
Dimensions
Width
21.5"
Height56.1"
Depth22.0"
Depth (with handles)24.5"
Energy
ENERGY STAR
Yes
Annual energy use391 kWh/year
Est. annual cost$63
Features
Ice maker
No
Water dispenserNo
Wi-Fi connectedNo
Smart featuresNo
Door styleSingle Door
Finishes availableStainless Steel, Black Stainless Steel, Fingerprint-Resistant Stainless, White, Black
Noise level

Pros & Cons

+Pros

  • Compact footprint fits dorms, bars, and offices
  • ENERGY STAR certified for lower annual operating cost

Cons

  • No built-in ice maker on this configuration

Rating Breakdown

Overall
3.8
Value
4.2
Reliability
4.2
Features
3.5
Energy
3.3

Where to Buy

RetailerCurrent Price
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Frequently asked questions

Will the Summit LFF823W fit a 36-inch opening?+
The Summit LFF823W 7 cu. ft. Compact is 21.5" wide. With the recommended ~0.5" side clearance, it will fit a standard 36" opening (24.5" depth with handles).
How much does the Summit LFF823W cost to run per year?+
At the U.S. average electricity rate (~$0.16/kWh) and the model's rated 391 kWh/year, expect roughly $63 in annual operating cost.
Is the Summit LFF823W ENERGY STAR certified?+
Yes — the Summit LFF823W 7 cu. ft. Compact is ENERGY STAR certified, meaning it meets EPA energy-efficiency requirements for its category.
Does the Summit LFF823W have Wi-Fi or smart features?+
No, this configuration is not Wi-Fi connected. If app control or remote diagnostics matter to you, look at Wi-Fi enabled models in the same price tier.
Does the Summit LFF823W have an ice maker and water dispenser?+
No ice maker; no through-the-door water dispenser.

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