Beko vs Indesit Fridges

Beko and Indesit both make tall larder fridges at similar prices, but Indesit offers much more space. Beko's LSG4545W has 252 litres of storage with auto defrost, and the built-in BLS4682 undercounter larder costs £269. Indesit's SI62WUK is a 368-litre tall Low Frost fridge in white at £369, while the SI62S is 323 litres in silver at £389. Indesit's I55VM 1120 S UK, a 105-litre undercounter fridge with icebox, is £239.

Indesit's key technology is Low Frost, which reduces ice build-up on the back wall so the fridge needs defrosting far less often. Its tall models add Fresh Space+ and LED lighting, and the SI62S has adjustable feet. Beko's advantage lies in its named cooling systems, with ProSmart Inverter Compressor and NeoFrost Dual Cooling, along with EverFresh+ humidity drawers in its wider range. Beko's LSG4545W offers reversible doors, while the Indesit range is more basic inside.

Beko suits households that want a 252-litre tall larder with reversible doors, or a built-in undercounter for a fitted kitchen. Indesit suits families who want the most litres for the money, ideally paired with a separate tall freezer. The silver SI62S costs £20 more than the white SI62WUK, a small gap for a different finish. Its silver option suits modern kitchens with other silver appliances. Measure the width and door-opening space before ordering either tall model, and compare annual energy use, since large fridges run all year.

Bottom line: choose Beko if you want reversible doors and auto defrost in a 252-litre tall larder, such as the LSG4545W, or the built-in BLS4682 at £269. Choose Indesit if you need a 368-litre Low Frost tall fridge, such as the SI62WUK at £369, or the 105-litre I55VM 1120 S UK icebox model at £239.