$999 earlier
Best Fridge in it's category as awarded by productreview.
More details about the fridge in the link.
Hisense 610L Side by Side Fridge - $794 C&C @ Harvey Norman
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f1gjam on 21/11/2017 - 17:37 harveynorman.com.au (1342 clicks)
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Just saw this in their best price gurantee section
"Price must include all costs including any shipping charges. If the advertised price is for pick-up only we reserve the right to charge a delivery service fee."
I don't have any experience with AO, would they still deliver and install at this same price?
Best Fridge in it's category as awarded by productreview.
Uhm yeah sure if you think productreviews means anything except that Hisense pay them money I have a bridge to offload.
I'll put my trust in organisations like choice, not all these fake review and comparison sites.
bridge to offload.
Got me interested for a second.
Me too,looks like I'm stuck with these troubled waters..
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You lie! You lie! Can I have my 50 cent now prease?
Not with that attitude.
me rikey rikey
Tuba, Kahn,
Racist Bogans don't even know the difference between Chinese and Japanese (which in Europe would be like the difference between French and English.)
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Wouldn't recommend this fridge. Inconsistent cooling and things went bad quite quickly(was never fully stocked or overloaded). Upgraded within a few months to a Westinghouse and very pleased I did.
Thanks. Hopefully you're not a 50c soldier for WH 😉
Westinghouse hasnt got a good rep anymore either.
Decent review from most most people. However this site https://www.canstarblue.com.au/appliances/brands/hisense-fri… stated that: Hisense make good regrigerators but not energy efficiency.
Just want to say, I have this fridge and I'm quite happy with it. Spacious. Quiet (except that one night it sounded like an angry possum lived inside). The reviews don't lie, the ice cube trays are tiny. Bought my own silicon tray that makes giant ice cubes, it's awesome. Having gone from medium ice cubes, to small, to large.. Once you go large you can't go back. So my advice is… Large ice cubes. Large.
They take longer to melt and cool your drink.
I use 4 lt ice cream buckets for ice cubes.
only 2.5 stars energy rating… but the real reason I didn't grab it is because the space in my kitchen is 908 mm, and this fridge is 914…
Way more expensive, check the Mitsubishis. Japan made, 800 wide. 743 litres, 3 grandish. They go deeper and good quality insulation so it can be thinner (at least thats the claim).
Multi drawer things. Oddly, the lowest outside drawer is the crisper, not freezer as I thought. But its the only large fridge I found to fit a smaller fridge space. Doors open on themselves too so dont add much to the width when opening. Often the fridge might be 900 wide, but with doors open they are closer to 920 wide.
Deep and thin? Wife disagrees… "Short and thick…. does the trick"
Me and 2 other friends all have this same fridge. great fridge holds so much, water tank really handy for cold water during summer
I have this fridge, pretty happy with it. Hard to get the plastic-y taste out of the water cooler, but other than that it's fantastic value.
Back to $999
Back down to $794 again - I'm going to go have a look at one later today. Great price (especially with the Amex deal).
Could also price match at AO to get free delivery, installation and free removal of old fridge if necessary.