Home Appliances
Fridges & Freezers
Fridges, freezers and fridge-freezer combinations from major UK retailers.Show more
Start with the space: measure height, width and depth, and leave room for the door to open and air to circulate (the manual states any gap needed). Each product page has a size check.
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#2 · Bosch
Bosch KGN27NWEAG Fridge FreezerFrom £419
£30 cheaper at Electrical Discount UK than the next retailer
#4 · Hoover
Hoover HVT3CLECKIHB-1 Fridge FreezerFrom £299
2 retailers compared — prices within £1 of each other
#5 · Hotpoint
Hotpoint HPK26363W4UK Fridge FreezerFrom £409
£70.98 cheaper at Electrical Discount UK than the next retailer
#7 · Liebherr
Liebherr CUELE3331 Fridge FreezerFrom £549
£20 cheaper at Electrical Discount UK than the next retailer
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Buying fridges & freezers in the UK: what to check
The energy label states annual energy use in kWh. A fridge freezer runs all year, so a small difference in kWh adds up; product pages show the yearly running cost at the Ofgem price cap.
Compare usable (net) capacity in litres, the fridge/freezer split, and whether it's frost free. Frost-free models don't need manual defrosting.
Check the noise level in dB if the kitchen is open-plan, and whether the door is reversible if your space needs it.
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Home Appliances: frequently asked questions
›How much does a fridge freezer cost to run?
Multiply its annual kWh (on the energy label) by your electricity rate. At 26.32p per kWh, the Ofgem cap for October to December 2026, a model using 200kWh a year costs about £52.64 a year.
›What's the difference between net and gross capacity?
Gross is the total internal volume; net (usable) capacity excludes shelves, drawers and other fittings. Compare net capacity between models.