Frigidaire FFFC15M4TW vs Magic Chef HMCF7W4

models to compare - they don't offer the quality and the value that the Frigidaire offers. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

Otherwise, it has keep wine chilled as it should, but figure it was $90-100.00 a year depreciation, plus ridiculous electric usage, so maybe +/- $10 a month for "cooled" wine? My wines aren't that expensive. For us mere mortals and our $10-20.00 a bottle tastes, the storage costs make no sense

I had a small 7 cubic foot freezer and had been trying to find a larger chest freezer, but due to the COVID-19 pandemic I was unsuccessful in finding a new one. I spoke to my daughter about it a few times and she looked around but was also unsuccessful. I couldn't even find a used one. I just gave up looking

The girl on the phone was very rude and said that because it is in the garage it Voided my warranty. Most people buy these small upright freezers so that they will have extra space and keep their freezers in the garage I have a refrigerator in my garage right now that works great. I would advise against a company that will treat you poorly when you call over a small freezer. I will push the freezer to the corner for the garbageman to pick up tomorrow and will never purchase a magic chef products again

Green light by the handle let's me know that the power is on at a glance. The LED light on the inside shows the way to items at the bottom.

This Magic Chef dishwasher has stood by me for a long time. It is about 21 years old and still does a good job of cleaning. We have yet to replace any part on it. That says a lot to me about quality

The real test is my electric bill, which hasn't arrived yet. Extra baskets are expensive, but the freezer is working well. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

2 plastic veggie drawers at the bottom. Good shelves on door. Deep enough for 2 gallon cartons. STAR energy saver