Beko vs Blomberg — Comparison

The Beko FFP4671W at £449 and the Blomberg FNM455W at £479.99 are both frost-free tall freezers in white. The two brands share a parent company in Arçelik, so they offer similar engineering, but differ in size and price.

The Beko FFP4671W offers a stated 256L of frost-free storage in a full-height tall freezer, giving plenty of room for families who batch cook, buy in bulk or store large items. The Blomberg FNM455W is a 54cm-wide frost-free tall freezer, slightly narrower than a standard 60cm appliance, which makes it useful where space is tight. Both use frost-free technology, circulating cold air to prevent ice build-up, so you never need to empty and defrost the freezer. Drawers make it easy to organise and find food.

The Beko is the better value if you have a standard 60cm space: it is £31 cheaper and likely to offer more capacity thanks to its wider body. The Blomberg suits kitchens or utility rooms where a 54cm-wide appliance fits better, such as alcoves or narrow gaps. Measure your space carefully, including room for the door to open fully and for ventilation, before choosing. Both are well suited to pairing with a matching tall larder fridge.

Bottom line: choose the Beko FFP4671W at £449 if you have a standard space and want 256L of frost-free storage for less. Choose the Blomberg FNM455W at £479.99 if you need a narrower 54cm-wide frost-free tall freezer for a tighter space.