The 7 Best Counter Depth Refrigerators

The French doors on the Kenmore Pro 79993 (around $2749) give you plenty of space to stash your milk jugs and condiments bottles without losing sight of them, and the glass shelves are all adjustable, allowing you to customize the layout of your food as you see fit.

The turbo cool setting on the GE GWE19JSLSS (around $1343) lets you quickly bring the temperature back down, so nothing will go bad if you had to leave the doors open while putting away groceries (or while debating whether to eat that entire cheesecake by yourself or not).

The Blomberg BRFD2230SS (around $2688) can make up to 11 pounds of ice per day, which comes in handy when you're hosting a party or trying to make a visiting polar bear feel at home. It uses blue lights in the vegetable crispers to extend the life of your produce.

The CleanFlow air filtration system inside the Kenmore 51783 (around $1199) means you won't have to deal with foul odors, even if you leave leftovers in there a little too long. Spoiled food shouldn't be a problem, though, as the SmartSense technology automatically regulates temperature.

There's an easy-access door on the front of the Summit FF1935PLIM (around $1494) that lets you quickly grab the items you use most frequently. It's a lifesaver for those mornings when you need milk for your coffee, but you can't find it because ... you haven't had your coffee yet.

You don't have to hang your head in shame every time company opens the fridge if you have the Fisher & Paykel RF135BDRX4 (appx. $1789), as it's remarkably easy to keep clean. The glass shelves contain drips if anything leaks, and the stainless steel resists fingerprints and smudges.

If you're tired of having your meat get freezer burn while your ice cream goes soft, the Bosch B11CB50SSS (appx. $2335) does a capable job of regulating the climate throughout the unit. It holds your desired temperature well, ensuring that frozen stuff stays frozen.