Best Mitsubishi Electric Fridges / Refrigerators
Mitsubishi Electric Multi Drawer MR-WX Series 🏆 2026
- Fridge Capacity 230 L to 378 L
- Freezer Capacity 89 L to 151 L
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Great refrigerator with lots of space for everything. One drawer has a feature to switch from hot to cold freeze. I bought it 4 years ago and it still looks and works as new. Show details
- Fridge Capacity 418 L
- Freezer Capacity 232 L
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Disappointed, but it looks nice from the outside! – Have always highly recommended this fridge to everyone in the Facebook groups I'm in. We have an issue with the seals (which seems like a common… Read more
fault), and despite Harvey Norman ringing their representative and him assuring us it would be under warranty, Mitsubishi have said nope, sorry! Won't be recommending it anymore. I don't see them taking accountability for their design fault so I would hate to persuade someone to buy this expensive fridge and then be in my position in 2 years.
- Fridge Capacity 319 L
- Freezer Capacity 138 L
We’ve just purchased this and love it. Great design, easy to install, use. Looks fabulous. Great organisation and love the ice maker. We are very happy. Show details
- Fridge Capacity 456 L
- Freezer Capacity 179 L
This is a great fridge. I would recommend it to anyone wanting one. If I need another fridge outside o would buy one. Show details
- Fridge Capacity 401 L
- Freezer Capacity 179 L
Looks great. Quiet. But the door mechanism for the left door hinge is a bit flaky. However, other than a buggy web form, Mitsubishi were super quick… Read more
to get someone out to fix (seems like a known issue) and the repairer was fantastic and quick
So yes - still a huge fan of the fridge and the brand.
Thank you!
- Fridge Capacity 253 L
- Freezer Capacity 107 L
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I've had this fridge since December 2025, and it is beautiful. The ice maker is brilliant and the veggie drawer is excellent; it's fantastic to be… Read more
able to finally keep fruit and vegetables without needing to toss them the following week. It is very spacious and the layout is well-designed. Setting the temperature is done via a dial in the back of the fridge section, which feels a little bit old-school. Initially, this was to be a backup fridge as our large fridge had some serious problems with fluctuating temperatures, but this Mitsubishi fridge is perfect—providing consistent, stable temperatures.
- Fridge Capacity 245 L
- Freezer Capacity 107 L
I bought this fridge, on April 1st - and the joke was certainly on me! What a disappointing experience this has been, and continues to be. The… Read more
fridge was delivered the next day - Appliances Online do get a thumbs up for that - but it was damaged. The lower back panel was smashed in. I don't know if Mitsubishi Electric, Appliances Online or the delivery guys were responsible for that, but it was extremely disappointing. I contacted Appliances Online. That was a very slow frustrating experience but eventually they organized for a replacement to be sent. Because that was the Thursday before Easter, it was another 5 days before the replacement was delivered.
The replacement fridge was then delivered - meaning another day of waiting for a delivery and not being able to refrigerate my food for two hours - and it has been an annoyance since day one. The left side door catches and makes a dreadful scraping noise every time I open it. The top edges of the doors did not line up and it didn't matter how many times I tried to adjust the feet, that made no difference to the alignment. The repair guy has now told me adjusting the feet makes no difference. So why does the instruction manual tell you to do it?!! The compressor often runs at full force, making an incredibly irritating noise, which goes on and on for hours at a time. On the mid setting, things in the fridge were nearly frozen. I turned that setting right down and still the fridge seems colder to me than it should be and clearly the compressor is running way faster and more often than should be necessary.
I contacted Mitsubishi Electric 9 days ago and the fridge was finally looked at today. Both of the fridge doors needed to be adjusted as neither were sitting in the right position. The top edge of the doors do actually line up now. Why were the doors not attached properly before the fridge was sold?! The rotating partition in the left door still isn't working properly. The repair guy now needs to order a part to fix that, then come back - so that will be yet another inconvenience. And I still don't know what is going on with the thermostat.
When you spend over $2000 on a fridge it should be in proper working order when you receive it!! This is not good enough Mitsubishi. Not good enough at all.
- Fridge Capacity 357 L
- Freezer Capacity 148 L
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What a great fridge freezer, quality in everything apart for freezer shelf that's thin plastic, but the ice cube trays are great. Great quality ,… Read more
coming from a Westinghouse 700 lt side by side I do miss the digital temp display quick freeze functions ECT. The Mitsubishi temperature controls are located in the fridge under the top storage compartment, and they are both twist dial, no frills, but less to break down. They tell you in the instructions half way for medium packed and more if the fridge is loaded. The power consumption is great compared to my last one. You may have to play with the shelving system in the fridge as it gives you 4 not so high shelves.. The outer sides are textured and the build quality is very good. This is the only fridge I could find sub 3k that had a 5 year warranty on the fridge and 10 on the compressor, most fridges came with 1 to 3 years. At average rrp is $1700 to $1900 I got mine for $1250 from e and s factory outlet, it had 2 dings bottom back both sides and a every small mark, but covered by full manufacturers warranty. If your looking for a no frills no gimmick fridge that will do the job well, give this a look.
- Fridge Capacity 293 L
- Freezer Capacity 77 L
Crisper drawer not keeping vegetables/fruit fresh for longer...the opposite in fact – Crisper is not doing it's job..fruit/veg is going off faster than it should..not sure if I'm missing something..the fridge is fine apart from that but fresh produce should be lasting longer than a couple of days.. Show details
- Fridge Capacity 263 L
- Freezer Capacity 114 L
This is the best fridge/freezer that we have ever had. Instructions are easy to follow, it runs very quiet, has plenty of storage, has superior… Read more
quality over some of the other fridges that we looked at, has an excellent warranty and the biggest seller - it was also recommended by Choice.
Mitsubishi Electric 421L Bottom Mount MR-HGS421EX Series
- Fridge Capacity 263 L
- Freezer Capacity 114 L
Mitshubishi Electric 325L Bottom Mount (MR-BF325EK Series)
- Fridge Capacity 220 L
- Freezer Capacity 105 L
- Fridge Capacity 310 L
- Freezer Capacity 148 L
Chosen for high energy efficiency, maker's reputation, potential longevity, Choice awards for 3 years – So far, the fridge "maintains a consistent and reliable temperature in all compartments" and keeps all foodstuffs excellently. Very happy with that.… Read more
After the initial settling in/cooling process, which was a bit loud and lengthy, the fridge is very quiet indeed, much quieter than any I've had before. Top marks for that. The fridge and freezer doors are very easy to open and close, especially for a senior (no silly handles to have to grip through or to slip off), though they're pretty quick to sound the alarm if they're left open for more than a couple of seconds. In other words, know what you're going for, don't stand there looking or you'll get squawked at. The ice-maker tray is pretty nifty (I keep making ice just so I can play with it). The door bins in both the freezer and the fridge are roomy and have excellent capacity. However, they are fixed i.e. not height adjustable, which is decidedly inconvenient. In the fridge, particularly, I was disappointed to discover there isn't enough room between the bottom pocket and the next one up to store a white wine bottle (usually longer in the neck than reds or champagne, which do fit in the pocket) and other taller items. There is provision within the body of the fridge to 'fold-back' one of the shelves to half-width and supposedly thereby allow for taller items to be stored in the front but I find this unsatisfactory; it may be intended as a feature but it diminishes the available shelf space and I'm wary that the 'break' between the two halves causes items to come to grief i.e. spill over. It would have been far more simple and satisfactory to allow the shelves in the fridge itself to be adjustable. So I have a lot of items stored in the doors, rather than on the shelves where I'd rather have them; it did not occur to me to check before buying that the shelves in the body of the fridge and the doors were adjustable because I automatically thought that all shelves in all fridges, whether door pockets or shelves, were adjustable as a standard. This fridge is very deep, which could be a good thing, except this senior has to get down in an awkward crouch to see to the back of the shelves (and bang one's head on the underside of the freezer door getting back up again), which is an exercise not assisted by the poor light within. I've been told by the stockists that these 'low-light LEDs' are standard now in most new fridges; that being so, I still can't see easily. As a senior, I find all this very annoying and user-unfriendly. Also, the fruit and vegetable bin has a 'warp' in it so that it does not close properly, though again I have been told by the stockist that this is by design - to allow air movement in and out of the bin - and is not a flaw. It's disappointing, though, because I would have thought that designers who could come up with that clever ice tray idea could do something better than a warp in the bin to regulate the airflow (even my old fridge did better than that). Having said all that, I assume I'll get used to its limitations and work around them and I look forward to it lasting longer than me! Oh and by the way: thank heavens I had young people on hand to take the front door off its hinges so that the installers could even get it in the house. Buyers, do be aware that you must measure *all* access through-points for this one - it's short and squat rather than tall and thin. Enjoy!
Hi Christopher, Sorry to hear the crisper is… Read more