What criteria should I use to choose a refrigerator?

Here are some actions to take before making a new refrigerator purchase.

1. What kind of refrigerator should you choose? You should choose the refrigerator depending on its capacity and the size of your family.

   REFRIGERATOR WITH ONE DOOR ( capacity: 150–300 liter, 1–2 members)

   REFRIGERATOR WITH TWO DOORS ( capacity: 230- 350 liter, 2–4 members)

   SIDE BY SIDE DOOR REFRIGERATOR (volume: 400-750 liters, accommodating 5+ people)

2. Setting up the refrigerator. Take a measurement of the kitchen area where the refrigerator will be kept. Your doorway, hallway, elevator, or staircase must be wide enough for your new refrigerator to fit through.
3. Modern Features & Technologies
   • Frost-free Technology versus Direct Cooling
   • Intelligent Solar Technology
   • Technology for Smart Connections
   • Compressor with Inverter
   • Star Rating for BEE
   • Smart Diagnosis
   • Refrigerators that are Convertible
   • Dispensers for Ice and Water

Before purchasing any refrigerator, thoroughly comprehend all of these technology and features. Don't only buy expensive refrigerators; consider their performance, durability, and energy efficiency as well.

It's a great topic, so allow me to attempt to define how to determine the size of a refrigerator.

First off, if you often consume non-vegetarian food and buy enough to last you for a week, you'll need a larger freezer compartment, which is a crucial consideration in determining how big your refrigerator should be.

The second criterion is the size of the family; if there are more than four people, you need a refrigerator with more room for storing fruits and vegetables. If you are a vegetarian, you also need a refrigerator with a medium-sized freezer but more room for storing dairy products in addition to vegetables.

I hoped to make the decision-making process as simple as possible.