Haier 330l Capacity Total No Frost Upright Freezer vs 300L Chest Freezer - White — Comparison

The Haier H3F330WEH1 330l Capacity Total No Frost Upright Freezer is £799 and sits as the more advanced upright model in this pairing, while the Haier HCE301E 300L Chest Freezer - White is £309 and sits as the budget-friendly bulk-storage alternative. H3F330WEH1 is built for organised, frost-free access in a tall cabinet, whereas HCE301E is a simple chest freezer for maximum litres per pound. Both are large-capacity Haier freezers, but they serve very different kitchen, garage or utility-room setups.

H3F330WEH1 has a 330L net capacity, Total No Frost technology, ControlVision soft-touch buttons, adjustable temperature, an open-door alarm and dimensions of H:1865mm x W:595mm x D:665mm. HCE301E offers 300L capacity with an anti-bacterial seal, anti-mould seal, LED lighting and a large-capacity chest layout. Both have an E energy rating, but H3F330WEH1 gives 30L more space plus frost-free convenience and more visible controls. HCE301E lacks the supplied Total No Frost and alarm features, but its chest format is cheaper and useful for bulk packs.

H3F330WEH1 suits families who want a main freezer that is easy to organise vertically, with door access, temperature adjustment and no routine defrosting. It is better for frequent use because drawers or shelves are generally easier to reach than digging through a chest freezer. HCE301E suits bargain-focused buyers, overflow storage, garage-style bulk freezing and households that mainly store large bags, meat joints or seasonal food. At £309, it costs £490 less, so it is the value pick if you can accept the chest format and simpler feature set.

Bottom line: choose H3F330WEH1 if you want a 330L upright freezer with Total No Frost, controls and an open-door alarm / opt for HCE301E if you want 300L of low-cost chest-freezer capacity.