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Compare prices on ENERGY STAR freezers from major online appliance retailers — 40 models tracked by Fridge.com.

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Energy Star Freezers by the Numbers

Models tracked
40every model compared across retailers
Median tracked price
$837across the live catalog
Price range
$194–$1,802lowest tracked offer per model
Live offers
57in stock right now
ENERGY STAR certified
100%40 of 40 tracked models
Capacity span
1.10–21.20cubic feet

How the 35 models with a tracked price spread by price · of 40 tracked

Energy Star Freezers — models by price05101514Under $250$250$500$750$1,000$1,250$1,500$1,750Lowest tracked price per model

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13%
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514%
39%
13%
13%

40 models tracked; 35 carry a price.

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7 brands carrying energy star freezers.

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Quick Answers

What to Know About Energy Star Freezers

Frequently Asked Questions

The best Energy Star freezer depends on your space and storage needs, and there are 40 in stock priced from $194 to $1,802 (median $837). The lineup spans compact 1.1 cu ft units up to roomy 21.2 cu ft models in both upright and chest styles.

Price range: Energy Star freezers here run from $194 to $1,802, with a median of $837, so there are options for tight budgets and larger investments alike. Capacity range: Choose from small 1.1 cu ft models up to spacious 21.2 cu ft units, letting you match the freezer to your household and available floor space. Types available: Upright freezers — easier to organize with shelves and a smaller footprint. Chest freezers — typically hold more per cubic foot and suit bulk storage. Top brands in stock: Black+Decker leads with 8 models, followed by Whynter with 6 and Conserv with 5. All 23 models are Energy Star rated, so you can expect efficient operation whichever type and size you pick.
Buying Guide

What to Look For in Energy Star Freezers

Key factors to consider before you buy.

10-25% Less Energy

Vs non-certified models

$25-$50/Year Savings

Lower electricity bills

Eco-Friendly

Reduced carbon footprint

Energy Star Certified

EPA/DOE verified

Consistent Cooling

Efficient compressor technology

Better Insulation

Retains cold longer

Frequently Asked Questions

Energy Star Freezers FAQ

Energy efficient freezers have better insulation, more efficient compressors, and improved seals. Look for Energy Star certification, which means the model uses 10-25% less energy than standard freezers. Compare efficiency ratings at Fridge.com.
Yes, chest freezers are 10-25% more efficient than upright freezers of the same size. Cold air stays inside when opened (it sinks), and they have less air leakage. Based on Fridge.com data, chest freezers are the most efficient freezer type.
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