Best Kegerators Under $700 in 2026: 10 Picks by Specs
The best kegerator under $700 is the VEVOR dual tap commercial model, which pairs two taps with a full size cabinet and a commercial label. This guide ranks 10 listings in the under $700 range, comparing each on stated details and live prices, so you can match a kegerator to your space and serving needs.
10 picks from 10 kegerators that match this guide with a price we can quote today, made by 20 makers. Every price below is live and carries the moment it was read.
The picks at a glance
Which one should you buy?
- For a home bar with one favorite beer: A single tap kegerator keeps one beer on draft, which suits a bar built around a staple. The VEVOR single tap commercial full size model states one tap and a full size cabinet. See pick 5
- For a shared space that wants several beers on tap: Two taps let you offer two beers at once, ideal for a game room or patio. The VEVOR dual tap home model states two taps and a compact design. See pick 3
- For a kitchen or bar that needs a built-in look: An undercounter or built-in unit sits flush with cabinetry, but this guide has no such listing; the EdgeStar 24 inch conversion refrigerator states a 24 inch width for a narrow fit. See pick 9
- For a venue that wants a commercial cabinet: A commercial label on a listing signals a unit aimed at business use. The VEVOR dual tap commercial model states commercial and two taps. See pick 1
The 10 picks
1 Most taps with commercial label
VEVOR Beer Kegerator
- Type
- Kegerator
- Taps
- 2
- Commercial
- Yes
- Full size
- Yes
$609.90 price as of 2026-10-12 05:42 UTC (Details)
This pick leads the list because it states two taps, the most in the pool, and it is the only listing with both two taps and a commercial label. Its full size designation adds to its rank, placing it above single tap models.
Pros
- Two taps stated
- Commercial label stated
- Full size cabinet stated
Cons
- Cabinet width not stated by the seller
- Undercounter design not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers who want two beers on draft
- Those who want a commercial-labeled unit
Skip if
- You need a narrow cabinet for a tight space
- You prefer a single tap for simplicity
Verdict: A dual tap commercial full size kegerator that leads on taps and commercial label.
2 Two faucets in a black finish
This Kegco ranks second because it states two taps, matching the top pick, but it does not state a commercial label or full size designation. It comes after the VEVOR dual tap commercial on the ordering rule.
Pros
- Two taps stated
- Black finish stated in the title
- Kegerator type stated
Cons
- Cabinet width not stated by the seller
- Full size not stated
- Commercial label not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers who want two taps without a commercial label
- Those who prefer a black finish
Skip if
- You need a full size cabinet
- You want a commercial-labeled unit
Verdict: A two faucet kegerator that offers dual taps in a black finish.
3 Dual tap for home use
This VEVOR ranks third with two taps stated, but it lacks the commercial and full size details of the top pick. It sits after the Kegco because it is later in the pool order among two tap listings.
Pros
- Two taps stated
- Home draft dispenser stated
- Kegerator type stated
Cons
- Cabinet width not stated by the seller
- Full size not stated
- Commercial label not stated
Good fit if
- Home bars that want two beers on tap
- Buyers who prefer a home-oriented unit
Skip if
- You need a commercial label
- You want a full size cabinet
Verdict: A dual tap home kegerator for those who want two beers without commercial specs.
4 Single tap with commercial label
This VEVOR ranks fourth because it states one tap and a commercial label, but it does not state full size. It comes after the dual tap models on the ordering rule.
Pros
- One tap stated
- Commercial label stated
- Kegerator type stated
Cons
- Cabinet width not stated by the seller
- Full size not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers who want a single tap with a commercial label
- Those who need a compact unit
Skip if
- You want two taps
- You need a full size cabinet
Verdict: A single tap commercial kegerator for a focused draft setup.
5 Full size single tap commercial
VEVOR Beer Kegerator
- Type
- Kegerator
- Taps
- 1
- Commercial
- Yes
- Full size
- Yes
$689.90 price as of 2026-10-12 05:42 UTC (Details)
This VEVOR ranks fifth with one tap, a commercial label, and a full size cabinet, which places it after the single tap model without full size. The full size detail adds to its rank among single tap listings.
Pros
- One tap stated
- Commercial label stated
- Full size cabinet stated
Cons
- Cabinet width not stated by the seller
- Undercounter design not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers who want a full size single tap unit
- Those who need a commercial label
Skip if
- You want two taps
- You need a narrow cabinet
Verdict: A full size single tap commercial kegerator that balances taps and size.
6 Full size kegerator with cooler
EdgeStar KC2000SS Full Size Kegerator and Keg Beer Cooler
- Type
- Kegerator
- Full size
- Yes
$699.00 price as of 2026-10-12 05:42 UTC (Details)
This EdgeStar ranks sixth because it states full size but no tap count, so it falls after all tap-stated models. It is the first listing without a stated tap count in the pool order.
Pros
- Full size cabinet stated
- Keg beer cooler stated
- Kegerator type stated
Cons
- Tap count not stated by the seller
- Cabinet width not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers who want a full size kegerator
- Those who do not need a specific tap count
Skip if
- You need a known number of taps
- You want a narrow cabinet
Verdict: A full size kegerator with a cooler, but the tap count is not stated.
7 Full size kegerator without SS
EdgeStar KC2000 Full Size Kegerator and Keg Beer Cooler
- Type
- Kegerator
- Full size
- Yes
$669.00 price as of 2026-10-12 05:43 UTC (Details)
This EdgeStar ranks seventh with a full size cabinet and no tap count, coming after the KC2000SS in the pool order. It shares the same stated details as the SS model.
Pros
- Full size cabinet stated
- Keg beer cooler stated
- Kegerator type stated
Cons
- Tap count not stated by the seller
- Cabinet width not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers who want a full size kegerator
- Those who prefer a non-SS finish
Skip if
- You need a known number of taps
- You want a narrow cabinet
Verdict: A full size kegerator that matches the SS model but without the stainless designation.
8 Compact capacity kegerator
This BLACK+DECKER ranks eighth because it states no tap count and no full size, placing it after the full size models. Its 6.1 cu. ft. capacity is stated in the title, but it does not affect the ranking.
Pros
- 6.1 cu. ft. capacity stated
- Stainless/black finish stated
- Kegerator type stated
Cons
- Tap count not stated by the seller
- Cabinet width not stated
- Full size not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers who want a compact kegerator
- Those who prefer a stainless/black look
Skip if
- You need a full size cabinet
- You want a known number of taps
Verdict: A compact kegerator with a stated capacity but no tap count.
9 Only stated width in the list
EdgeStar 24 Inch Wide Kegerator Conversion Refrigerator
- Type
- Conversion refrigerator
- Cabinet width
- 24 in
$619.00 price as of 2026-10-12 05:42 UTC (Details)
This EdgeStar ranks ninth because it states a 24 inch width, the only listing with a stated width, but it is a conversion refrigerator with no tap count. It comes after models with no stated width but before the last listing.
Pros
- 24 inch width stated
- Conversion refrigerator type stated
- Width is the widest stated in the pool
Cons
- Tap count not stated by the seller
- Full size not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers who need a specific width
- Those planning a conversion setup
Skip if
- You want a ready-to-pour kegerator
- You need a known number of taps
Verdict: A 24 inch conversion refrigerator for those who know their space.
10 Narrowest stated width
EdgeStar KC1000HBKG 18 Inch Wide Kegerator with New Home Brew Keg
- Type
- Kegerator
- Cabinet width
- 18 in
$699.00 price as of 2026-10-12 05:40 UTC (Details)
This EdgeStar ranks last because it states an 18 inch width, the narrowest in the pool, but it has no tap count and is a kegerator type. It comes after the 24 inch model in the pool order.
Pros
- 18 inch width stated
- Kegerator type stated
- Narrowest width in the pool
Cons
- Tap count not stated by the seller
- Full size not stated
Good fit if
- Buyers with a narrow gap
- Those who want a kegerator with a stated width
Skip if
- You need a wider cabinet
- You want a known number of taps
Verdict: An 18 inch wide kegerator for tight spaces, but the tap count is not stated.
Side by side
| # | Kegerator | Type | Taps | Cabinet width | Commercial | Undercounter or built-in | Full size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VEVOR Beer Kegerator | Kegerator | 2 | not stated | Yes | not stated | Yes |
| 2 | Kegco Keg Dispenser | Kegerator | 2 | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 3 | VEVOR Beer Kegerator | Kegerator | 2 | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 4 | VEVOR Kegerator | Kegerator | 1 | not stated | Yes | not stated | not stated |
| 5 | VEVOR Beer Kegerator | Kegerator | 1 | not stated | Yes | not stated | Yes |
| 6 | EdgeStar KC2000SS Full Size Kegerator and Keg Beer Cooler | Kegerator | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 7 | EdgeStar KC2000 Full Size Kegerator and Keg Beer Cooler | Kegerator | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 8 | BLACK+DECKER Beer Kegerator | Kegerator | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 9 | EdgeStar 24 Inch Wide Kegerator Conversion Refrigerator | Conversion refrigerator | not stated | 24 in | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 10 | EdgeStar KC1000HBKG 18 Inch Wide Kegerator with New Home Brew Keg | Kegerator | not stated | 18 in | not stated | not stated | not stated |
How we picked
This guide covers the 10 kegerators in the pool that fall in the under $700 range. Each listing is compared on the details stated by the seller: type, number of taps, cabinet width, commercial label, undercounter design, and full size designation. The picks are ordered by stated taps (most first), then by stated cabinet width (widest first), then by the order in the pool file. Listings that do not state a tap count come last, in pool order. No kegerator is ranked by price or popularity; the live price is shown on the page for each listing. The guide does not guess missing details, and it does not cover temperature, capacity, or installation, as the catalogue has no data for those.
How to choose
Pick the number of taps
The tap count tells you how many beers you can serve at once. A single tap kegerator keeps one beer on draft, which suits a bar built around a staple. Two taps let you offer two beers, ideal for a shared space or a home bar that likes variety. In this list, three models state two taps and two state one tap; the rest do not state a tap count. If you want a specific number, look for a listing that states it clearly.
Cabinet width and where it goes
The cabinet width, when stated, tells you how much horizontal space the unit needs. A narrow cabinet fits a tight gap, while a wider one is more of a bar-style unit. In this pool, only two listings state a width: one at 24 inches and one at 18 inches. Measure the space where you plan to put the kegerator before you choose. If a listing does not state a width, you will need to check the seller's page for that detail.
Undercounter or freestanding
An undercounter or built-in label describes where the unit is meant to sit, such as under a counter or flush with cabinetry. None of the listings in this pool state undercounter or built-in, so all are treated as freestanding. If you need a built-in look, you may want to look beyond this price range or check the seller's listing for more details. The stated type and width can still help you judge fit.
Kegerator or conversion refrigerator
A kegerator is sold with its tap or taps, ready to dispense. A conversion refrigerator is sold as a cabinet to be converted, so the tap kit is a separate purchase. In this pool, one listing is a conversion refrigerator: the EdgeStar 24 inch wide model. Read the listing to see what is in the box. If you want a ready-to-pour unit, choose a kegerator; if you plan to build your own setup, a conversion refrigerator may suit you.
What commercial means on a listing
When a title says commercial, it describes the unit's intended use, but it does not guarantee any specific approval or performance. Three listings in this pool state commercial: two VEVOR models and one with a full size cabinet. If you are buying for a venue, a commercial label may be a useful signal, but it is not a claim about durability or compliance. Check the seller's page for any additional details.
What this guide leaves out (and why)
This guide compares kegerators only on the details stated in each listing: type, taps, width, commercial label, undercounter design, and full size. It does not cover how cold a kegerator gets, keg capacity, CO2 setup, installation, noise, or energy use, because the catalogue has no data for those. If those factors matter to you, read the seller's listing or the maker's page for more information. The live price is shown on the page, but it is not part of the ranking.
Questions
Does this guide cover temperatures, keg capacity or CO2 setup?
No. The catalogue provides no data on how cold a kegerator gets, how many kegs it holds, or how to set up CO2. This guide compares kegerators only on stated details like taps, width, and type. For temperature ranges, capacity, or gas setup, you would need to check the seller's listing or the maker's page. The guide does not guess these numbers.
What does 'commercial' mean on a kegerator listing?
When a title says commercial, it describes the unit's intended use, but it is not a claim about approval or performance. In this pool, three listings state commercial: two VEVOR models and one full size unit. If you are buying for a venue, a commercial label may be a useful signal, but it does not guarantee anything beyond what the title states. Check the seller's page for more details.
How are the kegerators ranked in this guide?
The picks are ordered by stated taps, with the most taps first. Among listings with the same tap count, the widest stated cabinet comes next. Listings that do not state a tap count come last, in the order they appear in the pool. Price is not part of the ranking; the live price is shown on the page for each listing. This keeps the order stable and based on the details you can compare.
What is the difference between a kegerator and a conversion refrigerator?
A kegerator is sold with its tap or taps, ready to dispense. A conversion refrigerator is sold as a cabinet to be converted, so the tap kit is a separate purchase. In this pool, one listing is a conversion refrigerator: the EdgeStar 24 inch wide model. Read the listing to see what is in the box. If you want a ready-to-pour unit, choose a kegerator.
Why do some listings not state a tap count?
The catalogue only includes details that the seller states in the title. Some listings, like the EdgeStar full size models, do not mention a tap count, so this guide cannot say how many taps they have. If you need a specific number of taps, look for a listing that states it, such as the VEVOR dual tap models. For other listings, check the seller's page for more information.
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