Beko vs Tall Larder Fridge — Comparison

The Beko LSG4545W at £339 and the Beko LSG4545W Tall Larder Fridge at £329 appear to be two listings for the same white tall larder fridge. In Beko’s range, this model sits as an affordable freestanding fresh-food option, above compact undercounter fridges but below larger premium-capacity appliances from more feature-heavy lines.

LSG4545W in the shorter listing is described as a Tall Larder Fridge with Auto Defrost in white. LSG4545W Tall Larder adds the practical details: larder format, dimensions of H:1457mm x W:540mm x D:575mm, 252L capacity, five shelves, C-rated 38dB noise level and E energy rating. It is also £10 cheaper, so it offers both better specification visibility and the lower shown price.

The £339 LSG4545W listing may suit shoppers who already know the model and are simply matching the code. The £329 LSG4545W Tall Larder listing is better for most buyers because it confirms height, width, depth, capacity, shelf count and noise level before purchase. It is a sensible fit for smaller families, couples or anyone wanting a mid-height tall larder fridge without paying for premium controls. Because these are same-brand alternatives, the real comparison comes down to format, capacity and the features you will notice every day. Larger larder models reward households that fill a fridge once or twice a week, while compact appliances are easier to place and cheaper to buy. Noise figures, defrost assistance, controls, drawer design and bottle storage can matter just as much as the headline litre rating in normal use.

Bottom line: choose LSG4545W if you only need the basic auto-defrost white model listing / opt for LSG4545W Tall Larder if you want the cheaper £329 listing with 252L capacity, five shelves, 38dB noise rating and dimensions specified.