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Wood'S WFF100SL 10 cu. ft. Top Freezer

4.14.1 out of 5Top Freezer·Under $1,000 (MSRP $750)
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Wood'S WFF100SL 10 cu. ft. Top Freezer

Quick verdict

The Wood'S WFF100SL 10 cu. ft. Top Freezer is a 9.8 cu. ft. top-freezer from Wood's in the budget tier. At 298 kWh/year it draws roughly 33% more than the class median — expect a higher monthly operating cost. At about $750 the $/cu.ft. runs above peers — the premium goes toward feature set and brand position. Our reviewers rate it 4.1/5 — best for small kitchen households.

Best for

  • Apartments and dorms

Key specs

Capacity
9.8 cu. ft.
Dimensions
23.4" × 59.8" × 31.0"
Annual energy
298 kWh/year
Ice / Water
No ice · No water
Wi-Fi
No

Our Review

The Wood'S WFF100SL 10 cu. ft. Top Freezer is a 9.8 cu. ft. top-freezer refrigerator from Wood'S, sitting in the sub-$1,000 range. With a 7.3 cu. ft. fresh-food compartment and 2.5 cu. ft. of freezer space, it's positioned for apartments and dorms.

What stands out

This is squarely a mainstream model — Wood'S 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.

ENERGY STAR Most Efficient certification means it sits in the top ~10% of the category for energy use. At ~298 kWh/year, expect roughly $47 in annual running cost at the U.S. average electricity rate — meaningfully less than older models from a decade ago.

Layout and capacity

Exterior dimensions are 23.4" W × 59.8" H × 31.0" D — check your opening, especially the depth with handles extended. Total useable capacity is 9.8 cu. ft., split 7.3 fresh / 2.5 freezer.

Bottom line

The Wood'S WFF100SL 10 cu. ft. Top Freezer 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
9.8 cu. ft.
Fresh-food7.3 cu. ft.
Freezer2.5 cu. ft.
Dimensions
Width
23.4"
Height59.8"
Depth31.0"
Depth (with handles)33.5"
Energy
ENERGY STAR
Yes
Annual energy use298 kWh/year
Est. annual cost$48
Features
Ice maker
No
Water dispenserNo
Wi-Fi connectedNo
Smart featuresNo
Door styleTop Freezer
Finishes availableStainless Steel, Black Stainless Steel, Fingerprint-Resistant Stainless, White, Black
Noise level

Pros & Cons

+Pros

  • Simplest, most reliable layout — fewer moving parts to fail
  • ENERGY STAR Most Efficient — lowest-in-class energy use

Cons

  • No built-in ice maker on this configuration
  • Bending to reach fresh-food drawers becomes a daily nuisance for tall users

Rating Breakdown

Overall
4.1
Value
4.4
Reliability
4.2
Features
3.5
Energy
4.3

Where to Buy

RetailerCurrent Price
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Frequently asked questions

Will the Wood's WFF100SL fit a 36-inch opening?+
The Wood'S WFF100SL 10 cu. ft. Top Freezer is 23.4" wide. With the recommended ~0.5" side clearance, it will fit a standard 36" opening (33.5" depth with handles).
How much does the Wood's WFF100SL cost to run per year?+
At the U.S. average electricity rate (~$0.16/kWh) and the model's rated 298 kWh/year, expect roughly $48 in annual operating cost.
Is the Wood's WFF100SL ENERGY STAR certified?+
Yes — the Wood'S WFF100SL 10 cu. ft. Top Freezer is ENERGY STAR certified, meaning it meets EPA energy-efficiency requirements for its category.
Does the Wood's WFF100SL 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 Wood's WFF100SL have an ice maker and water dispenser?+
No ice maker; no through-the-door water dispenser.

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