Don't forget Candy, I believe they are part of Hotpoint and the rest too. If you're looking for something bigger and frost-free, there was a good deal on a Hisense model the other day. I bought one and am very pleased with it. £229 at Argos with sloooow delivery or £10 more at 365electrical with next day delivery.

Swan isn't a real brand anymore, but in saying that I got a Swan dishwasher from Very a month or so ago, which does the job, the additional 4 year cover for it was £30 so if it breaks in a year or two, it doesn't really matter, and for the price, it does the job well enough.

Delivery charge should be included in title.

Added :smiley:

Looking for a fridge right now, they do some good deals on others too... cheers

Was aimed at DexMorgan:disappointed:
Good Deal:smile:

That one is only 4ft 8 best get a larger one

I'm looking as well, fridge freezer just decided to give up the ghost, well done OP have some heat.

As a bachelor, this looks perfect.

Though I have lasted without a fridge or freezer for 6 months, somehow.

Very cheap at this price you could buy 2

Good fine - but height is a bit small

Swan, Proline, Hotpoint, Indesit, Creda are all on my s**tlist following the tumble dryer debacle.

Don't forget Candy, I believe they are part of Hotpoint and the rest too. If you're looking for something bigger and frost-free, there was a good deal on a Hisense model the other day. I bought one and am very pleased with it. £229 at Argos with sloooow delivery or £10 more at 365electrical with next day delivery.

Swan isn't a real brand anymore, but in saying that I got a Swan dishwasher from Very a month or so ago, which does the job, the additional 4 year cover for it was £30 so if it breaks in a year or two, it doesn't really matter, and for the price, it does the job well enough.

Just got the samsung water dispenser one from currys for 324 seems the best fridge around for that price but it will last and has 5 year warranty

Great price, tiny capacity.
our under the worktop integrated fridge is 156 litres. This fridge is 100l and freezer 50l. so combined it is smaller than our tiny fridge!

Also I would only purchase frost free (which I think is the same as auto defrost). This saves 2 days per year which you no longer have to spend defrosting the fridge / freezer. So well paying extra hundred or so for!

Basically 5 star rating from 1300+ people cant be that bad and why wouldnt people contact them if it went wrong??

Samsung product itself is great - its the warranty that isn't so great.

If it lasts 2 years ill be happy

Oddly enough, Panasonic seem to now make the longest serving white goods. Don't ask me how, but working in white goods sales I have yet to have any of my customers having an issue with the Panasonic kit.

Not saying you are wrong for buying a Samsung btw, I just know from past experience how uppity they are over their 5 year warranty...

Haven't you got any taps?

Had 3 swan fridges from very, ALL Damaged. Wasted 3 weeks waiting for replacements. Give up and got a Bosch from Somewhere else.

thanks ordered with another 20% off, needed one for the second property

If you already have an account, create another in your partners name to avail the 20%

So all in all £111 delivered, bargain!

great price.ideal if you dont have much money or not bothered about big brands

Cold

Comes with no warranty???

Abs bargain with first order 20% off codr.

Possible 2.1% cashback?

I bought swan fridge/freezer last year from very and i had nothing but trouble with it. Had it repaired few times then last week i rang to report it faulty again and they said i could pick a new one for the price i had paid for the swan. I put extra money towards a samsung. I am well happy with my new one.

if you have any problems here is the details i have got for them.
swan comes with 2 yr warranty on nearly all of there products that i am aware of.but be warned swan is owned by shop direct group.
swan helpline 01733404703
spare parts 01733404709

postal address
shop direct group
L70 1AB
BOX MPRC8

shop direct own swan since 2001 if memory serves me right or it could be 2002 but they are defo one group now.

The photos on the very website even show it in bachelor configuration with hennesy in the door pocket

In all seriousness I live on my own and have one of these fridge freezers . Its more than adequate for one person in my humble opinion .

I go to the meat market once a month and buy about 15kg of chicken breast , 2-3kg of beef mince and about 4 or 5 big steaks and I still have most if not all of the small drawer left in the freezer

link not working for me but i see swan were sold to tefal (in france) after going bust
back in 01 and littlewoods bought swan electronics.totally different company. swan appliances is under licence and sold exclusively by shop direct group for a while.sorry my bad you were right.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shop_Direct
http://www.ukwhitegoods.co.uk/help/about-the-appliance-industry/manufacturer-information/3496-swan-appliances

this is the details in the manual for them
swan helpline 01733404703
spare parts 01733404709

postal address
shop direct group
L70 1AB
BOX MPRC8

this info is in the warranty section of the manual

no worries, its a licence, sell and buy world out there lol

Candy are (or were) part of the same group as Hoover when they were UK based, but are both now owned by the Fumagalli family, Hotpoint is a totally different group and is one of the Merloni family brands, both are Italian owned lol white goods are big business in Italy apparently :smile:

Panasonic aren't much better with their warranty to be fair, (and just like Samsung) contract their after sales service to a smallish network of repairers, not their own dedicated team, parts aren't widely available either with lead times of several weeks waiting for a part to be shipped over from another country not uncommon!

Yes the appliances are great - when working lol - and they too offer five / six year warranties on their washing machines but what's the point when after sales is so patchy?

All them bored housewives whilst their husbands are out getting some

What does this comment mean in the reviews? "This fridge freezer will not work unless your house is 18 degrees or above. So in the winter months if you work through the day and only have the heating on in the morning and evening - it will not operate through the day. This product has a climate rating of Sub Tropical - I believe it should not even be sold in the UK as it is unfit for purpose!"

I'm not sure what some parts of the review mean - "if you have the heating on...will not operate" - but sub tropical refers to the fact it is destined to work in hot climates overseas; why would they sell an appliance not designed to operate in the UK?