Hisense 133L Under Counter Larder Fridge vs Freestanding 322L Fridge - Grey — Comparison

The Hisense RL170D4BCE 133L Under Counter Larder Fridge is the compact and affordable option here at £169, made for smaller kitchens or secondary chilled storage. The Hisense RL415N4ACE Freestanding 322L Fridge in grey costs £350 and sits much higher in Hisense’s fridge range, offering a full-size freestanding larder format with more controls and circulation features.

RL170D4BCE gives 133 litres of capacity in an under-counter body measuring H:845mm x W:555mm x D:575mm. It includes a reversible door, two adjustable glass shelves and a salad crisper drawer. RL415N4ACE more than doubles capacity to 322L and adds a multi-air flow system, interior LED light, precise temperature control, button control type and Super Cool function. Both models carry an E energy rating.

The RL170D4BCE suits flats, utility rooms, offices or anyone who needs a simple larder fridge under the worktop. It is also the value pick if 133L is enough and you do not need advanced cooling features. The RL415N4ACE is better for households using the fridge as their main fresh-food store, especially if larger weekly shops, better air circulation and quick-chill control matter. The price gap should be judged against how often the fridge will be used as the main appliance. A bigger cabinet can reduce overcrowding and make meal planning easier, but it also needs more floor space. A compact or undercounter model may feel limited for families, yet it can be the smarter choice for drinks, lunches, spare storage or a kitchen where height is restricted and budget control matters.

Bottom line: choose RL170D4BCE if you need a £169 under-counter fridge with a reversible door, shelves and crisper / opt for RL415N4ACE if you want 322L capacity, multi-air flow, precise temperature control and Super Cool.