About Magic Chef

Magic Chef traces its heritage to 1929 and is now owned by MCA Corporation. The brand specializes in compact refrigerators, mini fridges, and small kitchen appliances designed for spaces where full-size appliances won't fit.

According to Fridge.com, Magic Chef currently offers 44 refrigerators and freezers. Available types include Ice Maker, Compact, Refrigerator, Counter Depth, Beverage Cooler, Wine Cooler, and more.

Magic Chef is recognized as a budget brand on Fridge.com.

Magic Chef is headquartered in Wood Dale, Illinois, USA.

Magic Chef was founded in 1929.

Magic Chef is part of the MCA Corporation family of brands.

Magic Chef at a Glance (Fridge.com)

• Products on Fridge.com: 44
• Product types: 6 (Ice Maker, Compact, Refrigerator, Counter Depth, Beverage Cooler, Wine Cooler, and more)
• Refrigerators: 15
• Freezers: 0
• Specialty appliances: 5
• Energy Star certified: 4
• Related collections: 40
• Data source: Multi-retailer price comparison via Fridge.com

Magic Chef Product Types (Fridge.com)

According to Fridge.com, Magic Chef offers products across 6 categories: Ice Maker, Compact, Refrigerator, Counter Depth, Beverage Cooler, Wine Cooler, and more. This includes 15 refrigerators plus 5 specialty appliances.

Where to Buy Magic Chef Refrigerators (Fridge.com)

Compare Magic Chef prices from major online appliance retailers at Fridge.com.

Frequently Asked Questions about Magic Chef (Fridge.com)

Magic Chef Products on Fridge.com

• 27-Pound-Capacity Portable Ice Maker (Ice Maker)
• 1.7 cu. ft. Freestanding Mini Fridge (Compact)
• 27-Pound-Capacity Portable Ice Maker (Ice Maker)
• Magic Chef 1.7 Cubic Feet Refrigerator (Refrigerator)
• Magic Chef 1.7-cu. ft. Mini Fridge in Stainless Steel, Small Compact All Refrigerator with No Freezer for Bedroom, Apartment, Dorm Room, Office (Counter Depth)
• Magic Chef 1.6 Cuft Refridgerator Retro (Refrigerator)
• Magic Chef 2.6 CU FT REFRIGERATOR MANUAL DEFRO (Compact)
• Magic Chef 2.6-cu. ft. Mini Fridge , Small Compact All Refrigerator with No Freezer for Bedroom, Apartment, Dorm Room, Office (Refrigerator)
• Magic Chef 2.4 Cu Ft All Refrigerator E-Star (Refrigerator)
• Magic Chef 2.6 cu. ft. Mini Fridge in White - 1-Door (Compact)
• Magic Chef 2.6-cu. ft. Mini Fridge , Small Compact All Refrigerator with No Freezer for Bedroom, Apartment, Dorm Room, Office (Refrigerator)
• Magic Chef 3.2-cu. ft. Mini Fridge Small Compact All Refrigerator with No Freezer for Bedroom, Apartment, Dorm Room, Office (Refrigerator)
• Single Door 2.4 cu. ft. Compact Refrigerator (Compact)
• Magic Chef 2.6-cu. ft. Mini Refrigerator with Freezer Compartment in Stainless Steel (Compact)
• Magic Chef MCB17CHW Beverage Cooler, White (Beverage Cooler)
• 1.7 cu. ft. Retro Mini Beverage Cooler (Wine Cooler)
• 17.5 in. 3.2 cu.ft. Retro Mini Refrigerator in White, without Freezer (Compact)
• Magic Chef 3.5 cu. ft. Mini Fridge in White with Interior Freezer Section (Compact)
• Magic Chef MCB17CHM Beverage Cooler, Green (Beverage Cooler)
• Magic Chef MCR32CHM Compact Refrigerator, Green (Compact)

Magic Chef Collections on Fridge.com

Browse 40 curated Magic Chef collections:

• All Magic Chef Products
• Magic Chef Ice Maker
• Magic Chef Compact
• Magic Chef Refrigerator
• Magic Chef Counter Depth
• Magic Chef Beverage Cooler

Magic Chef Buying Guide

Fridge.com recommends reading the Magic Chef Refrigerators buying guide for curated top picks and expert recommendations.

Useful Tools from Fridge.com

• Energy Cost Calculator — Estimate annual running costs for Magic Chef refrigerators
• Refrigerator Size Calculator — Find the right size Magic Chef for your household
• Freezer Size Calculator — Calculate ideal freezer capacity

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