Biggest deals on refrigerators during the monsoon sale on Amazon: Up to 55% off
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Eyeing a smart inverter double-door refrigerator for your family or need a single-door, energy-efficient model for a smaller space, the sale has you covered. These models come loaded with features like convertible modes, stabiliser-free operation, toughened glass shelves, inverter compressors and even AI-powered cooling in premium variants.
With the monsoon season just around the corner, this sale is perfectly timed to help you upgrade your kitchen essentials.
Looking for a spacious and powerful fridge during the Amazon Appliance Upgrade Days? This 655L LG Side-by-Side Refrigerator is a great pick in the Amazon refrigerator sale with a 38% discount during the monsoon sale.
It's perfect for large families, offering generous storage with features like Express Freezing, Multi Air-Flow cooling, and Smart Diagnosis. The inverter compressor ensures energy savings while keeping your food fresh for longer.
Configuration
Side-by-side, Frost Free
Compressor
Smart Inverter Compressor
Special Features
Multi Air Flow, Express Freezing
If you're hunting for an affordable and energy-efficient fridge during the Amazon refrigerator sale, this Godrej 223L double-door refrigerator is a solid pick. After a 41% discount, it's a great option for small families during the Amazon Appliance Upgrade Days.
With a 6-in-1 convertible freezer, Nano Shield Technology, and Cool Balance Tech, this model keeps your food fresh for up to 30 days. It's also equipped with a quiet inverter compressor, making it both smart and economical.
Capacity
223L (173L fridge + 50L freezer)
Freezer
6-in-1 Convertible
Compressor
Inverter with Multi Inverter Tech
Special Features
Cool Balance, Nano Shield, Moisture Control
This Samsung 419L Bespoke AI refrigerator is one of the smartest picks in the ongoing Amazon Appliance Upgrade Days. With 31% off during the Amazon refrigerator sale, it's packed with features like Convertible 5-in-1 modes, AI Energy Mode, and SmartThings app control.
Perfect for a family of 3-4, it offers efficient cooling, flexible storage, and up to 15 days of food freshness. Plus, its Digital Inverter Compressor comes with a 20-year warranty.
Capacity
419L (324L fridge + 95L freezer)
Cooling System
Twin Cooling Plus, Frost Free
Convertible Modes
5-in-1 with SmartThings App
Compressor
Digital Inverter with 20-Year Warranty
Special Features
AI Energy Mode, Power Freeze/Cool, WiFi Enabled
If you're looking for a compact and energy-efficient fridge during the Amazon refrigerator sale, this Godrej 194L Direct Cool model is a great fit for small families or individuals. With a 37% discount in the monsoon sale, it features Turbo Cooling for faster bottle chilling and ice-making, along with Farm Fresh crisper tech that keeps fruits and vegetables fresh for up to 24 days.
Its 5-star rating ensures low power bills, and the advanced inverter compressor adds durability and silent operation.
Capacity
194L (179L fridge + 15L freezer)
Cooling Tech
Turbo Cooling, Advanced Capillary
Compressor
Inverter with 10-Year Warranty
Special Features
24-Day Farm Freshness, Large Bottle Shelf
This 653L Samsung Side-by-Side refrigerator is currently available with 29% off during the Amazon refrigerator sale. It features a Convertible 5-in-1 mode, WiFi connectivity, and AI Energy Mode, making it suitable for larger households looking for flexible storage.
The digital inverter compressor aims to offer stable performance with lower noise. It also supports app control via SmartThings.
Capacity
653L (409L fridge + 244L freezer)
Compressor
Digital Inverter with 20-Year Warranty
Convertible Modes
5-in-1 with SmartThings App
Energy Rating
3 Star | Annual Use: 547 kWh
Special Features
Twin Cooling, WiFi Enabled, AI Energy Mode
Part of the Amazon Appliance Upgrade Days, this 396L Samsung refrigerator offers flexible storage with Convertible 5-in-1 modes and WiFi-enabled AI features. It comes with a Digital Inverter Compressor, 3-star energy rating, and tech like Twin Cooling Plus and AI Energy Mode.
It supports app-based control via SmartThings, and offers stabiliser-free operation, but doesn't go overboard on features beyond cooling essentials.
Capacity
396L (301L fridge + 95L freezer)
Compressor
Digital Inverter with 20-Year Warranty
Convertible Modes
5-in-1, AI & App Controlled
Energy Rating
3 Star | 249 kWh/year
Special Features
Twin Cooling, SmartThings App, Power Freeze
This 600L Godrej side-by-side refrigerator is part of the ongoing Amazon refrigerator sale, currently offered at 40% off under the monsoon sale. It features smart convertible zones that allow temperature control based on the type of food stored, and uses AI-powered cooling to adjust operations based on usage.
With a toughened glass door, inverter compressor and 3-star rating, it's suitable for larger families.
Capacity
600L (387L fridge + 213L freezer)
Compressor
Inverter with 10-Year Warranty
Convertible Zones
Smart adjustable (-3°C to 5°C)
Special Features
AI Freshness, Toughened Glass Door, Frost Free
This LG 380L double-door refrigerator is available at a 24% discount as part of the Amazon appliance upgrade days. It comes with a convertible freezer, Express Freeze function, and Smart Inverter Compressor, making it suitable for households needing moderate storage and basic smart features.
With a 3-star energy rating, it balances power use with performance. It includes flexible shelves, a 33L vegetable box, and basic inverter compatibility for power cuts.
Capacity
380L (290L fridge + 90L freezer)
Compressor
Smart Inverter with 10-Year Warranty
Cooling
Frost-Free with Multi Air Flow
Convertible Function
Yes, with Express Freeze
Energy Rating
3 Star | Stabilizer Free (100~310V)
This LG 322L refrigerator, part of the ongoing Amazon appliance upgrade days, is listed at a 21% discount during the monsoon sale. It features a convertible freezer, Express Freeze option, and Smart Inverter Compressor for stable and energy-efficient cooling.
With auto defrost, two tempered glass shelves, and a 28L vegetable box, this model is suited for mid-sized households. It also includes Smart Diagnosis, deodoriser and inverter compatibility.
Capacity
322L (241L fridge + 81L freezer)
Compressor
Smart Inverter with 10-Year Warranty
Cooling
Frost-Free with Multi Air Flow
Convertible Mode
Yes, with Express Freeze
Energy Rating
3 Star | Stabiliser-Free Operation
If you're browsing Amazon deals on refrigerators during the monsoon sale, this 183L Samsung fridge could be a practical pick for small families. It's a Direct-Cool single-door model with a Digital Inverter Compressor, known for energy-efficient, low-noise performance.
The base stand drawer adds extra storage for dry items, and the interior is kept simple with two toughened glass shelves, a vegetable box and an antibacterial gasket.
Capacity
183L (165L fridge + 18L freezer)
Compressor
Digital Inverter, 20-Year Warranty
Energy Rating
4 Star | 148 Units/year
Extra Feature
Base Stand with Drawer
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