Hoover vs Samsung Fridges

Hoover and Samsung sit at different sizes and prices. Hoover's models are the Hoover HONLQ2S58EWHK H-Fridge 300 undercounter larder fridge at £189, the Hoover HOLHS58EWK 127-litre larder fridge at £199 and the Hoover HWCB60UKN 46-bottle undercounter wine cooler at £459. Samsung's offer here is the Samsung RR39C7DJ5B1EU 382-litre tall fridge with a water dispenser in black at £949. Its 382 litres give it far more space than any Hoover fridge here, all of which are 127 litres or less.

Samsung's 382-litre capacity is about three times the Hoover HOLHS58EWK's 127 litres, and its SpaceMax design is meant to give more usable space within the same outside dimensions. Its AI Energy Mode and water dispenser are the features that set it apart. Samsung's Digital Inverter compressor carries a 10-year warranty, which is a reason to pick the brand for long-term use. Hoover's HONLQ2S58EWHK adds Aria Clear Module, LED lighting and hOn app control, but at 127 litres net capacity it is a smaller fridge.

Hoover suits small kitchens, second fridges in a utility room and wine lovers who want a 46-bottle undercounter cooler. Samsung suits households that need one large tall fridge with a water dispenser, and that have the kitchen space for a 382-litre model. Families who want a single main fridge will find the Samsung far more practical than Hoover's undercounter options, which are built to supplement a main fridge rather than replace it. Choose by space first, because the two brands' sizes do not overlap.

Bottom line: choose Hoover if you need a budget undercounter larder from £189 or a 46-bottle wine cooler at £459. Choose Samsung if you want a 382-litre tall fridge with a water dispenser and AI Energy Mode as your main fridge for £949.