
Fridgemaster offers some of the cheapest fridge freezers available, including Total No Frost models with built-in water dispensers, in white, silver and black.
Prices are taken from our latest retailer feed and can change; check the product page for the current price.
| Brand | Models Listed | Price Range | Comparison |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fridgemaster | 17 | £209–£730 | — |
| Liebherr | 51 | £407–£1,599 | Fridgemaster vs Liebherr |
| Hisense | 48 | £369–£1,939 | Fridgemaster vs Hisense |
| LG | 47 | £449–£2,599 | Fridgemaster vs LG |
| Hotpoint | 40 | £329–£1,249 | Fridgemaster vs Hotpoint |
| Bosch | 39 | £299–£2,369 | Fridgemaster vs Bosch |
Fridgemaster suits budget buyers, rental properties, students and small households that want a simple, dependable fridge freezer. The MC55251 models are the pick of the range, adding Total No Frost and a water dispenser for well under £350.
Is Fridgemaster a good fridge freezer brand?
Fridgemaster is a budget brand focused on affordable, practical fridge freezers. It suits buyers who prioritise price over premium features.
Do Fridgemaster fridge freezers have water dispensers?
Yes. MC55 models, such as the MC55240DE and MC55251DE, include a non-plumbed water dispenser you fill by hand.
Are any Fridgemaster fridge freezers frost free?
Yes. The MC55251 models are Total No Frost, so ice does not build up and you never need to defrost them.
What capacities do Fridgemaster fridge freezers offer?
The models in our listings range from around 175L to 256L total capacity, suited to smaller households.
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