Anypro focuses on compact appliances for spaces where a full-size version doesn't fit — apartments, dorms, RVs and small kitchens. Its portable washer runs a full 10-program automatic cycle without a plumbed-in hookup, the retro and double-door fridges pack fridge-and-freezer storage into a footprint under 18" wide, the chest freezer (in three sizes) adds power-outage protection most budget units skip, and the upright freezer's three pull-down drawers keep a small footprint organized. The beverage cooler rounds out the lineup with a 160-can glass-door fridge built for a bar, office or RV. A few smaller accessory items (fridge locks, an ice tray) are too new to have a real review history yet, so we've left them off for now.
Six different jobs, not six sizes of the same box.
Anypro's real US lineup spans a portable washer, a retro mini fridge, a double-door fridge-freezer (in two layouts), a chest freezer (in three sizes), a beverage cooler, and an upright freezer — compact appliances for apartments, dorms and small kitchens.
Ratings range from 175 reviews on the washer down to 55 on the beverage cooler — every number comes from the product's own Amazon page.
The double-door fridge comes as a top-freezer or a bottom-freezer-drawer design — pick based on whether you want the freezer at eye level or in a pull-out drawer.
Noise ratings, temperature ranges, dimensions and included accessories are pulled directly from each product's own listing.
Six appliances for six different jobs — pick the one that matches what you actually need.
A full-automatic top-load washer sized for an apartment, RV or dorm rather than a laundry room — 19.7"W x 19.9"D x 33.7"H and about 43 lbs, light enough to move between a closet and a bathroom. Fuzzy control technology adjusts wash settings automatically across 10 programs, a stainless steel drum resists wear, and a child lock keeps the controls safe around kids. Setup uses standard US outlets and plumbing, and the box includes a faucet adapter, drain pump, drain hose and manual. The 27 LBS size steps up capacity for a couple or small family doing bigger loads.
A double-door mini fridge with a retro-styled exterior — 2.1 Cu Ft of fridge space plus a 1.1 Cu Ft freezer compartment, in a 16.69"W x 17.51"D x 34.17"H footprint. Seven temperature settings run from -4°F to 32°F, a fenced compartment keeps produce separate, and 2 adjustable glass shelves plus egg and drink racks on the door organize the rest. It runs on R600a refrigerant at a rated 38dB, quiet enough for a bedroom, and includes an ice cube tray and defrost scoop in the box. Anypro's own instructions recommend letting it sit for 6 hours before first use.
A 4.0 Cu Ft fridge-freezer combo available in two real layouts, with the bottom-freezer-drawer design sold in two colors carrying their own separate ratings. The top-freezer version splits into a 2.74 Cu Ft fridge and a 1.26 Cu Ft freezer with a 6-level thermostat (freezer 19.4°F-41°F, fridge 24.8°F-48.2°F). The bottom-freezer-drawer version splits closer to even — 2.1 Cu Ft fridge, 1.9 Cu Ft freezer — with 7 temperature settings and two pull-out freezer drawers instead of a top compartment, plus a crisper drawer and door racks up top. Both layouts run an R600a compressor under 40dB, with an LED interior light and adjustable leveling legs.
A chest freezer sold in three real sizes — 4.5, 5.0 and 6.0 Cu Ft, all built on the same design and sharing one review history. Each has one removable basket, and seven temperature settings span -0.4°F to 32°F, with a dedicated "Refrigerate" setting for drinks and produce alongside a "Strong" setting for meat and seafood. An R600a compressor with five-sided cycle cooling keeps it under 40dB, and Anypro rates its power-outage protection at holding safe temperatures for over 100 hours if the power goes out. The balanced hinged door opens smoothly from 0-85°, and adjustable feet plus wheels make it easier to place and move.
A beverage fridge sold in two sizes with glass doors and wire racks built for cans and bottles rather than general food. The 4.9 Cu Ft version has a retro blue frame and double tempered-glass doors, holding up to 160 cans across 3 adjustable wire racks and a fresh-keeping drawer, with 7 temperature settings from 33.8°F to 44.6°F and soft white LED interior lighting. The smaller 3.2 Cu Ft version holds up to 130 cans with the same glass-door, digital-temperature-control design in a more compact footprint — a newer listing without a review history yet. Both run an R600a compressor with 360° circulation cooling, rated at 42dB on the 4.9 Cu Ft size. Anypro recommends standing either upright for 24 hours before first use.
A compact 3 Cu Ft upright freezer with a footprint of just 18.66"W x 19.13"D x 32.68"H, built for a dorm, RV, apartment or garage rather than a full kitchen. Three internal shelves lined with condensation pipes can freeze up to 11 lbs of food in 24 hours, and a 3-level mechanical thermostat runs as low as -9.4°F. Three pull-down drawer doors (instead of one single compartment) help keep items organized, and a built-in handle plus adjustable leveling feet round out the design. An R600a compressor keeps it under 40dB, with manual defrost, and Anypro recommends letting it sit for 12 hours before first running it to avoid extra noise.
This washer is fantastic. It washes good and fast. My full size washer broke a few months back and I've been washing clothes by hand for 4 people — after careful research this was the best option. It can wash sheets and smaller blankets, it's very quiet, and easy to set up. This has saved my life!
Works great in my apartment. Quiet (except for beeps) and washes really well. I can fit 5 pairs of pants in it — a set of queen sheets will max it out but it still cleans well, and it wrings out water very well, making it easier to dry clothes.
I looked around for a washer for a cabin, and this one fit the bill. I ran it with a 12v water pump and a 1200w inverter hooked to a deep-cycle battery — after a few tries, I'm very impressed. It uses max 350W in bursts; the Quick Wash setting uses about twenty gallons and runs 21 minutes. How did it clean? Very well — certainly better than a washboard. Efficient, easy to use, and light enough to reposition easily.
The machine worked great for my space — I have cancer, so I wanted laundry upstairs instead of hauling it down to the full-size machines. It started leaking right around when the one-year warranty ended, and my first contact with support only offered a small discount, which was disappointing. Update: they reached back out a week later and replaced the unit within 24 hours. Glad they stood behind the product in the end.
I am surprised by the quality of this product, a welcoming size for me.
This is the perfect size for me. It's fast, quiet and the perfect size for my small bathroom.
How this equipment actually works, sourced and dated.
No dedicated water line, no floor drain — just a faucet adapter and a pump. Here's the actual mechanism behind Anypro's washer, and what a drain pump changes versus a gravity-only setup.
Read the guide →It's not a marketing buzzword on the spec sheet — R600a is a specific, real refrigerant with its own environmental and efficiency case, and it's what's actually running in every Anypro fridge, cooler and freezer on this site.
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