LG Bottom Freezer RefrigeratorsHere are the Top Rated LG Bottom Freezer Refrigerator ModelsThe LG Bottom Freezer Refrigerators are some of the most popular and most affordable models on the market. Not only due to their high quality and low price, but also, because LG Refrigerators have proven to be some of the most innovative products available.
LG Bottom Freezer Refrigerators have a number of unique characteristics that truly set them apart: |
Not only did we hear positive things about the look of this fridge, many were very pleased with the features included at the $1,099.00 cost.
Pro: The added features that we noticed were:
- This model has a great deal of storage and organizational ability between a 5 Gallon Design-A-Door Bins and 4 Split Tempered Glass Shelves. These features allow you to use most if not all of the storage space.
- The ease of Upfront Digital Temperature Controls allows for simple temperature tracking.
- The Multi-Air Flow Cooling means many more air vents allowing a very even cool temperature everywhere inside your fridge.
- We thing you are going to love the IcePlus Accelerated Freezing Function. This feature will handle any quick freezing you need, such as sealing freshness into meats.
Cons: We're happy to say that we haven't gotten much negative response from this LG Refrigerator though we have heard many more than a few complaints regarding LG Customer Service and the lack there of. To help avoid this you may just want to get the extended warranty.
MSRP: $1259.99 but you should be able to find it for less than that.
Comparable Refrigerators: This model hasn't been officially discontinued but it has become harder and harder to find. Knowing this we've decided to show you a few other models that are similar to this one. All three of these are currently still being made:
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- The LG LBC22520SW Bottom Freezer Refrigerator
22.4 Cu. Ft. Swing Freezer Door - Smooth White Finish
Pros: These were the items that caught our eye:
- Ice Plus™ Accelerated Freezing Function: This model allows you to accelerate the freezing ability for up to 24 hours at a time, locking in freshness of foods as well as making up to 6lbs of ice per day. Best of all the temperature controls are right up front and easy to access should you want to use this feature.
- Energy Star Rated: The bottom line on this means that it uses at least 20% less energy than the federally allowed standards. What that really means for you is a decreased cost to your energy bill.
- One surprise we found was the white plastic handles. We didn't think they would hold up half as well as they did and in the end they were a huge bonus due to the lack of scratching or denting that happens with stainless handles (not to mention the fridge typically runs $200-$300 more in stainless)
- Of course we loved the Design-A-Door Gallon Size Door Bins because you can move any and all of the shelves around to make it work for your storage needs.
- They neat thing was LG increased the number of Split Tempered Glass Shelves from 2 to 4 so that you would be able to put whatever you want, where every you want in your fridge
Cons: The one complaint we heard about was the noise level. It seems that it isn't coming from the compressor but actually from a circulating fan. It isn't tremendously noisy, just not silent. Also, organization is the key to using this freezer but that is common for all single bottom freezers.
MSRP: $949.00 is what it LG suggests for the white and black finishes but the stainless has a MSRP of $1149. We found that typically it sells for less.
Comparable Refrigerators: This model is also discontinued even though it is still for sale, many of us prefer refrigerators that are currently being produced. Most of the reason why we think this is happening to this model is across all models of refrigerators there are less and less single door bottom freezer refrigerators being made. Instead people prefer the French door versions and the manufacturers are following their lead.
To help you with this we've included three models below that are similar to this refrigerator. Best of all, they are still in production.
- The LG LDC22720ST Bottom Freezer Refrigerator
22 cu.ft. Swing Door Refrigerator - Stainless Steel Finish
Pros: Here's why you should consider this model as well:
- The stainless finish really added a great deal as did the matching handles. It was a nice change from other brands that attach plastic ones.
- Energy Star Rated:As we stated in the model above, it's not only a way to save energy, it's also a way to save money.
- Ice Plus Accelerated Freezing Function: This is a great feature as the faster you freeze something the fresher it ends up tasting when it's thawed.
- It also comes with the 5 Design-A-Door Bins and 4 Split Tempered Glass Shelves which allows for you to custom make your storage space.
- As we mentioned before both the Upfront Digital Temperature Controls and the Multi-Air Flow Cooling in these LG bottom freezer refrigerators create an easily even temperature all over the fridge.
- Door Alarm: This is a must have if you have young children or forgetful adults in your home. Once the door has been left open for more than one minute, the alarm begins to sound and can save you $100s in food.
Cons: The few things we heard were centered around the freezer:
- This model of LG fridge tends to be fairly quiet except when making ice
- While the freezer has ample storage space, though you need to be quite organized to make sure that you can find whatever it is you are looking for. The one large basket and one wire shelf seem to feel a bit more like a chest freezer than anything else.
- We heard a few complaints on how a thin layer of frost formed on the foods in the freezer.
MSRP: $1469.00 but we've been able to find some nice discounts on this fridge. Take a look at what it's selling for today:
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Other LG Bottom Freezer Models
If the three models we've mentioned above didn't seem to work for your needs, then here are three more that are worth taking a look at: