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Best fridge freezer deals for July 2023: Discounts at Currys, Very and more
There are impressive reductions on a range of big-name brands, from Bosch and Samsung to Hisense
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Your support makes all the difference.Home appliances are a big investment – and fridge freezers are no exception. An essential item in your kitchen, certainly, but there’s no denying buying a new one is costly, time-consuming and often pretty overwhelming. Plus, once purchased, you’d like to think you’re in it with your new appliance for the long haul.
With so much to consider, choosing the right one for your home can be difficult. But there’s nothing to fear, as we’re on hand to offer advice. We’d recommend considering the capacity of the model – this is often somewhere between 200l and 600l, with larger products being better suited to bigger households.
Similarly, it’s worth bearing in mind how you’d like the ratio between fridge and freezer space to be split – typically, models are 70:30, but there is also the option of 50:50, should you find yourself frequently freezing meals.
If you’re in need of some extra expert tips and tricks, the IndyBest fridge freezer buying guide covers all this and more. As for making sure it’s a less costly endeavour, we’re also here to help.
With a constant eye out for a good deal (including sales on laptops, TVs and mattresses), we’ve rounded up the best discounts on leading fridge freezers right now. Read on for how you can save money on your next fridge freezer, and prepare to keep food fresher for longer in one of these top models.
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The best fridge freezer deals for July 2023 in the UK are:
Hisense RS741N4WB11 total no frost, American-style fridge freezer: Was £699, now £649, Very.co.uk
With a total capacity of 578l (370l in the fridge and 208 in the freezer), this fridge freezer from Hisense is sizeable enough for families. It’s non-plumbed water dispenser gives you a chilled drink every time and requires minimal setup – simply fill up the water reservoir. The fridge’s LED lights are more energy-efficient and brighter than standard bulbs, making it easy to take note of the appliance’s contents.
Bosch KGN34NWEAG no frost fridge freezer, white: Was £599, now £569, Very.co.uk
This large, energy-efficient model from Bosch would be fitting for larger families and busy kitchens. There’s a handy alarm that sounds if the door is left slightly ajar, while food and drink is said to stay fresh thanks to consistent temperatures maintained by the “MultiAirflow system”, which distributes cold air to every level of the fridge. Plus, you won’t need to chip away at layers of ice to retrieve your frozen treats, as the no-frost technology stops ice layers from building up.
Samsung series 6 space max RB34T632ESA/EU 70/30 fridge freezer: Was £579, now £499, Currys.co.uk
This 341l fridge from Samsung might not be a double-door model but that doesn’t mean it’s any less stylish. Featuring the brand’s signature space max technology, this fridge has slimmer walls, to ensure you have more capacity for all of your refrigerated and frozen goods. All-around-cooling technology also ensures this appliance has no compromise to its efficiency or performance, which, in turn, ensures your food stays fresher for longer. Total frost-free technology also means your freezer won’t have ice build-up, while a neat feature of this appliance is its water dispenser; allowing you to enjoy a cool drink whenever you like – with no need to plumb it in, thanks to a 4.5l water tank.
Bosch KFN96VPEAG inox fridge freezer: Was £1,799, now £1,399, Currys.co.uk
This American-style fridge freezer from Bosch is pretty tech-savvy, featuring fresh sense sensors (to consistently monitor and control temperatures inside), a vita fresh drawer (ensuring your meat and fish are stored at exactly 0C) and a super freeze function, to keep your food fresher for longer. At 605l in capacity, it’s a sizeable appliance that is sure to keep your family’s refrigerated and frozen foods in good nick.
Thanks to no frost technology, defrosting has become a doddle; the multi airflow system controls the fan and the super cooling function means your food will stay chilled by a lowered fridge temperature. Oh, and at a high price point, you needn’t worry about your little ones getting their mitts on your shiny new appliance, thanks to anti-fingerprint coating and a scratch-resistance surface.
LG GSLV50DSXM plumbed total no frost American fridge freezer: Was £1,349, now £1,049, Ao.com
As part of AO’s deals across kitchen appliances, you can save a cool (no pun intended) £450 on this American-style fridge freezer from LG. It’s main sell is its total no frost technology, ensuring you spend more time eating ice cream than defrosting the ice around your favourite tub. Its features include a moist balance crisper drawer to ensure fruit and vegetables retain long-lasting freshness, as well as a fast-freeze element, which works to rapidly lower the temperature in the freezer. Measuring 190cm x 97cm x 77cm, its capacity can hold up to 635l in both the fridge and freezer.
Samsung series 7 space max RS67A8810S9/EU American-style fridge freezer: Was £1,379, now £1,099, Currys.co.uk
This total frost-free fridge freezer from Samsung is reduced by almost £300 in Currys’ summer sale. Featuring a sizeable 634l capacity – with more than enough room for food for the entire family – it also comes with twin cooling plus technology, to maintain ideal humidity levels in the fridge and freezer compartments to make sure your meat, fruit and vegetables last the week. The appliance measures 178cm x 91.2cm x 71.6cm, and will provide you with iced water, courtesy of the water and ice dispenser. Plus, you shouldn’t have to worry about any noise, thanks to the digital inverter motor.
Samsung series 5 RB36T602ESA/EU 70/30 fridge freezer: Was £579, now £499, Johnlewis.co.uk
This fridge freezer from Samsung has a 365l capacity and boasts a special space max technology, which gives it a larger capacity inside, compared with other models that have the same external dimensions. It’s total frost-free feature means there’s no ice building up inside the fridge or freezer, and all-round cooling technology creates the ideal conditions in your fridge to help keep groceries fresh for longer.
How to get the cheapest deals on specific fridge freezer brands
The best places to find a stellar deal on fridge freezers tend to be retailers such as John Lewis & Partners, Currys PC World, AO, Argos and Amazon. These big-wigs often offer better discounts than appliance manufacturers themselves.
While annual sales such as Black Friday can be great opportunities to find a bargain, some retailers have dedicated online deals pages for year-round savings on fridge freezers – John Lewis & Partners, AO, Very and Amazon all have such sections.
Fridge freezer FAQs
What do energy ratings mean for fridge freezers?
According to Money Supermarket, a fridge freezer must have an energy-efficiency rating of between A+ and A+++. If any model falls below a rating of A+, it’s not allowed to be sold. If your fridge freezer is A+++, it’s the most energy-efficient, meaning it’ll cost less money to run and use less CO2. As the energy ratings (A+++ to G) decrease, the fridge is efficient, with G being the worst.
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