Blomberg vs Hisense Freezer 60/40 No Frost - White — Comparison

The Blomberg KND24692V at £499.99 and the Hisense RB435N4BWE at £449 are both No Frost fridge freezers in white. They differ in their fridge-to-freezer split: the Blomberg is a 50/50 model, while the Hisense is a 60/40 model with a detailed specification.

The Hisense RB435N4BWE offers a 238L fridge and a 98L freezer, with No Frost to prevent ice build-up, Multi Air Flow technology to distribute cold air evenly throughout the fridge, precise electronic temperature control and a chrome wine rack. It carries an E energy rating. The Blomberg KND24692V's 50/50 split gives equal space to fridge and freezer, which suits families who batch cook or buy frozen food in bulk. Both are No Frost, so neither needs manual defrosting.

The Hisense is £51 cheaper and offers more fresh-food space, along with even cooling and a wine rack, making it a strong choice for households that buy lots of fresh produce. The Blomberg suits freezer-heavy households who need more frozen storage. Compare overall capacities and dimensions, and check energy ratings, as running costs over a fridge freezer's lifetime can add up.

Bottom line: choose the Hisense RB435N4BWE at £449 if you want a 60/40 No Frost fridge freezer with 238L of fridge space for less. Choose the Blomberg KND24692V at £499.99 if you need a 50/50 split with more freezer space.