Hisense Fridge Freezer 60/40 Total No Frost - Inox vs 304L Total No Frost Fridge Freezer - White — Comparison

The Hisense RB390N4WCE and the Hisense RB390N4WWE are the same total no frost fridge freezer in two finishes, stainless steel (Inox) and white. Both offer 207 litres of fridge space, 97 litres of freezer, 243kWh of annual energy use and an E energy rating, and both cost £399. The choice is mostly about looks and how the kitchen matches.

Day to day, the shared strengths matter most. Total No Frost means you never have to defrost by hand, the freezer drawers are easy to pull out, and the fridge has room for a large weekly shop. The doors are reversible, the freezer levels easily on its adjustable front feet, and the appliance runs quietly. The stainless model is the heavier of the two, at 63kg against 59kg, which matters if you need to move it around.

Buyers praise the water dispenser, which keeps water cold, and say the wine stays cold too. They also mention how much a week's shopping fits and how well the fridge keeps food frozen during a power cut. The practical warnings are worth knowing: be careful when filling the water tank, because overfilling can cause a leak, and measure your space first, since one buyer found the new fridge freezer was about 20cm taller than the appliance it replaced.

Bottom line: choose the Hisense RB390N4WCE if your kitchen uses stainless steel finishes, and choose the Hisense RB390N4WWE if you want a plain white finish at the same £399 price.