Fridge Deals & Offers

Good find. Been after one for a while. Ordered. Thanks

Should be renamed trump style /fake news model fridge freezer! :-)

Brilliant find!! 🔥

Checked it with Which? Good write up, bought it my Quidco account and got 5% cash back as well. Rude not to. Thank you Chanch

Stickin out ;)

You got a great offer. Am unable to buy as out of stock now.

Offered me the same deal too. more than happy to accept as previously mentioned the model KIFF7017 is the better frost free model with digital controls instead of mechanical. The reduced storage is only minimal and due to the frost free option. Again they are supplying at no extra cost. Winner.

Yeah but in the email they said at no extra cost to me.

It says £279

That's amazing if true especially since the KIFF7017 is frost free. :)

Really deal expired and you comment. Very SAD

*You're

Y Go play with the traffic. Your boring!! F

Well for a start there weren't any home freezers in 1952, fridges didn't become popular until the early 1970's, freezers even later, but that's another story. I'll explain it to you. As an example, a company sell their cars all year for £10,000. In the following January, when sales are generally poor, they increase the price to £15,000. Then Easter comes and the company says that they're having a sale and the car is reduced to £10,500, a saving of £4,500. But it's not a sale really, they just increased the price by £500 and hope that nobody will notice. The gullible think that they've saved £4,500 but they've actually paid £500 more. That is why in the small print it says that this item was sold at a higher price between 23rd January and 23rd March. It doesn't take an Einstein to work out that the item was being sold cheaper than this BEFORE 23rd January. I hope you enjoy your fridge.

Yeah and bk in 1952 it was 2 shillings!! Your comment is pointless!!

We have an American style Samsung but has been utterly pants. Luckily I had warranty on it which allowed me to repair it four times (otherwise would have cost £180 each time). So I'd stay away from Samsung fridges unfortunately

https://electrical.coop.co.uk/refrigeration/fridge-freezers/freestanding/samsung-rl4362fbasl-70cm-frost-free-fridge-freezer-clean-steel-sam-ffr-rl4362fbasl-x/ Any one after this bigger model, at John Lewis only £680

Sounds like they don’t know what they are talking about. I called them and I live in Manchester and they said no extra codes can be used with members because it’s so heavily discounted..... I placed the order online 5mins later with the code CE10 and got an extra £10 off lol (party)

You should be able to I just became one to specifically place this order

not able to become member for some reason payment of £1 is erroring out. is there any other way of becoming memeber

Code no good

If your question was to me the answer is no. It is actually quiter than the one it replaced & hard to tell when it is running. Sounds like you have a bad one & are being fobbed off which would explain your comment on hotpoint, I too would not be happy with that.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2017/jun/23/hotpoint-tells-customers-to-check-fridge-freezers-after-grenfell-tower-fire

Another problem with modern fridges and freezers. They do publish noise levels for them, best to check before buying especially when there is open plan living involved, and remember if it is 3dB louder than another model, it means in effect it is TWICE as loud! They quote 43dBA for this one, some are as quiet as 39, so not the quietest you will find, but not the loudest either. https://www.hotpoint.co.uk/large-appliances-1/cooling-3/hotpoint-first-edition-nrfaa50p-fridge-freezer-white/F081345/

Is yours noisy? Ours has been from new. Had 4 engineers out who claim it's normal when it's clearly not when guests come round and ask if we're boiling some eggs

Uh why? Not questioning your judgement as you must have a reason but it may help others if you said why. I have had this fridge freezer for almost 3 years without a problem (so far) & it works fine, does what it's supposed to. I agree with others that having to manual defrost is a pain but frost free freezers are more expensive, cost more to run & have less space in the freezer due to the defrost bit required. I defrost once or twice a year so not that bad. Just my opinion for what it's worth.

At this price, probably, if you can put it somewhere the noise won't be an issue.

Would you recommend this fridge freezer?

I bought this 6 weeks ago. Very noisy... Within 4 weeks my freezer inner liner got damaged while using trays....Daewoo replaced with new no questions asked. Not a good build quality

Nice fridge, but I already have a good water dispenser in my kitchen. It's called a tap. I turn the knob and water comes out. Cracking water dispenser.

It's a pretty good deal... But best bargain I've had for while was a Samsung rb29 60 40 from ao ebay with 20% code for 275 just after xmas

Expired :(

Doh ! Just trying to place an order and all I got is this at checkout: "Sorry! This item is not available for immediate delivery in your area"

Done too- this is my first Samsung product, but looking at some of the other warranties offered (10 years) I might have to get another when I next need an appliance

Haha yes like oblong. Don’t fo get to register it on Samsung website for the 5 year warranty

Arrived this morning- fitted and plumbed in. Looks really good- weird shaped ice cubes!

Thanks for that ☺

Bought one a few weeks ago. In the kitchen not that loud and if you keep the door shut and not on the coldest setting the compressor doesn't come on all that often. It's definitely quieter than my under counter fridge. This is a proper fridge with an insulated door so more efficient than the glass door chillers.

Ah ok thanks. Still tempted though (lol)

just read some reviews apparently they are loud when the cooler kicks in

Has anyone ever used one of these as a bedside table? Is it loud?

The fridge freezer back to £489 ?

Cold. It's marked for audiovisual group. Meh

Think I might consider beko then. Got a beko washing machine for 4 years now. Can't fault it at all. Price tends to be in the right range for me too. Not a big fan of super brands like Miele. Obviously quality will be great but personally dont think the quality/cost ratio is good enough to justify that kind of spending.

Miele are most definitely best, "if" You can afford it!

I've worked for Currys on the warehouse side for 11 years and I agree with this (y)