Hisense vs Samsung Fridge Freezers

Hisense and Samsung both sell frost free fridge freezers, but Samsung sits in a higher price band. Hisense covers £399 to £1,939, from the RB435N4BWE 336-litre freestanding model at £399 to the RS741N4WBE 578-litre American style unit at £629 and the RQ760N4IFE cross door smart display model at £1,939. Samsung runs from the RB34C600EBN frost free fridge freezer at £549 to the RB34C632EWW at £749, the RB53DG703ES9EU 538-litre SpaceMax model at £969 and the RH69DG893EB1EU 645-litre American style model at £999.

Samsung's technology focus is Twin Cooling Plus, which keeps humidity levels up to 70% in the fridge while the freezer stays frost free, and a digital inverter compressor that adjusts cooling power to demand. SpaceMax thinner walls create extra storage without a bigger external footprint, the RH69DG893EB1EU adds a beverage centre, and the RB53DG703ES9EU offers SmartThings connectivity. Hisense emphasises Total No Frost and Multi Air Flow, with a 60/40 split on the RB435N4BWE, a cross door layout on the RQ563N4SF2 and a smart display on the RQ760N4IFE.

Samsung suits buyers who want a more connected, premium-feeling fridge freezer and value SpaceMax storage, especially the 645-litre American style model for a large family. The RB34C600EBN at £549 suits a standard kitchen where digital inverter cooling is the main requirement. Hisense suits budget-conscious buyers who want a large frost free fridge for less, particularly the RB435N4BWE at £399, or a cross door layout for a wide kitchen.

Bottom line: choose Hisense if you want a large frost free fridge freezer for £399 to £629, or the RQ760N4IFE for a smart display. Choose Samsung if you want Twin Cooling Plus and SpaceMax storage at £549 to £999, and are prepared to pay more for a premium finish.