Hisense RL170D4BCE 133L Under Counter Larder Fridge with LED Lighting 56 × 84.5 × 57.5 cm (W×H×D), Stainless steel, Grey [Energy Class E]

This fridge is a beautiful thing. Delivery first class. Packaging well padded and fridge insidecondition pristine. No dents scratches etc. The build quality is excellent,plenty of room, 3 shelves + bottom draw ( crisper). Interior light,adjustable thermostat, auto defrost, that quietI cannot hear anything. It does it all.Really is a superb machine, you would have a job to find a better one, cheap to run and great value for money.Highly recommended, 5*****.

Good value,works well,looks good,good capacity,happy with purchase.

Perfect little fridge, surprisingly larger than I thought. Working well on number 2 but the interior light is truly pathetic, a fire fly would be more use! Easy to plug in worked straight away, shelves only slightly adjustable but I would recommend

Looks good, with plenty of space. Quiet enough. Handle can be a bit annoying given that it sticks out, but a minor inconvenience. Overall I'm very happy.

Fantastic product, cool and modern design. East set up. Very quiet.

Worth the money ; works great 👍

It’s functional, very roomy, I like because it does not have a freezer compartment I would recommend this fridge 😁

I cannot post separate reviews for these two items so both covered, similar performance and failings.The Hisense RL170D4BWE larder fridge works OK. We used a remote-sensor thermometer to check on the inside temperature and needed to set the fridge near the coldest setting for it to be stable around 4C to 6C.It is frost-free.The Hisense FV105D4BW21 freezer works OK. We used the thermometer to check on the inside temperature and the freezer needed to be set near coldest for it to be stable around -18C.Defrosting it is an utter pain! A siphon pump is essential.Both share the same significant limitations.1. Levelling works up to a point, the left front foot can be adjusted, the right foot seems fixed.2. The door fits well BUT it is not reversible. The design is for a reversible door, but the (right) top pivot is fixed into the body of the fridge during manufacture, glued into a rubber mount and immovable. On the left side is a void where the rubber mount might be. This misrepresentation cost it a star because we needed both of them other way round.3. The handle sticks out too far from the non-reversible door to the side and front, which in a small kitchen prevents opening drawers etc in the adjacent cabinet at right angles to it. So now we have no handle on it. A recessed handle (as on many fridges and freezers) would have been much better. This cost it another star.When we can afford a better fridge and freezer, both these will go.