Best deals on fridge freezers for May 2024 from Hisense, Russell Hobbs, Haier and more
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On a list of the most important appliances in the home, we would wager a fridge freezer would come out on top, perhaps in a first-place tie with a washing machine.
It’s one of those things the modern home simply cannot function without. When one breaks down or needs replacing, you need to make a decision - and fast.
A quick browse will show you hundreds of different models and brands, but it’s important to think about your individual set of requirements and future needs if you’re planning to buy one that’ll go the distance.
With the cost-of-living at the forefront of the national agenda, more households are putting their freezers to work, either by freezing fresh and pre-chopped ingredients to whip up a homemade meal later or by batch-cooking dishes for fuss-free meals in the future.
No matter how small or large your kitchen, out there is a fridge freezer for you. Some come with all the bells and water-tap whistles, while other smart options will beep when you’re out of essentials like milk.
And then there are the simple, trusty ice boxes that just keep things cool. There are various configurations with some placing the freezer above, French door, under-counter, centre opening and super-quiet machines to keep the constant hum to a minimum.
To save you the bothersome trawl over endless web pages, we’ve found the best deals of the month for you below.
Shop the best deals on fridge freezers below
Russell Hobbs RH50FF145S 60/40 Fridge Freezer - Silver - F Rated
Designed to keep your weekly shop as fresh as possible for as long as it can, this fridge freezer can hold up to nine full bags of food. The fridge to freezer ratio is a 60:40 split with dedicated drawers for veg and door storage to keep drinks close to hand. The doors are also reversible, making it ideal for lefties as well as right hand-dominant folks. Requires manual defrosting.
Was: £389
AEG 6000 TwinTech RCB632E2MX Total No Frost Fridge Freezer
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Through a dual cooling system, this fridge will keep your food from drying out, packing your goods with more hydration. At the same time, it will ensure you never have to do the dreaded defrost of the freezer.
Was: £819
LOGIK LFC50W22 60/40 Fridge Freezer
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With a reversible door and adjustable shelves, this model can be customised to your needs. It’s also frost-free, so say goodbye to ever having to hack away at ice in an attempt to reach your favourite frozen treats.
Was: £319