Kenmore Elite 79043 vs Midea WHS-65LSS1

Keeps things cold. The freezer bin is essentially a square plastic bucket, but feels sturdy enough. LED lighting is nice, and the bottom drawer is great if you eat a lot of cheese, meat, etc. Docking a star because plastics in some areas feel flimsy, we looked at a lot of fridges and that's standard unless you go Kitchenaid route or better

It's cold enough to freeze my drinks that I had to turn down the throb to 3. If only if the fridge came in without the compartment as in the picture. Some reviews say that it broke after a few months of use. Will see about that

Welcome to Channel five stars in this video I'll be reviewing Kenmore Elite, four million six hundred and seventy nine thousand and forty three twenty...

I needed a compact and quiet refrigerator for my bedroom so I bought this one. This is a nice refrigerator. It has a good look. I used it for a week and as far as I could tell, it worked very well

BIG BONUS. The company that delivered it Innovative Delivery was on time, courteous, respectful and helpful!!

Quiet. Voted with my pocket: NORMAL DOOR HARDWARE! The cheap, cheap refrigerators made with straps for cans are not helpful. I'm so happy to find a better fridge.

1 cubic feet to users for storing and accessing their perishable goods. You will find tons of convenient features in this bottom freezer, which makes ...

A small amount of perishable snacks such as cheese and salami, and even a couple packages of meat and or veggies to cook up for dinner. You can't fit a week's worth of food a day so still need to shop every couple of days or so, but you know that going in. My favorite features is how compact it is despite how much it can hold and how QUIET it is. Perfect for keeping in a bedroom or dorm since it won't disturb your sleep

The fridge is ENORMOUS inside, and a well-crafted stainless steel cube on the outside. LED lighting is trick, and it works great. Would recommend buying this fridge off Amazon anytime.

While I do trust that this freezer could freeze a soda can until explosion, it would take quite awhile (unless you cranked the chill to max) and you couldn't fit much into the freezer space either. The design of the door "compartments" seems a bit strange as well. It's kind of cool that you can fit a lot of 12oz cans in the door, there are some "odd squeezes" that take place to really maximize the space in the door. Overall though, not a terrible design, just a little different

Others reported that it was quiet ("like a purr"). I find it quite noisy. It chirps and rattles when it comes on, and seems quite loud while running. Otherwise it seems fine, except the cheap plastic drawers, which tend to catch on the humidity levers when you push them in

The condenser noise is fine, it is the constant gurgling and fluid whooshing noise that is extremely irritating. My unit may have be bad or had minor damage during transport but this may be "donated" in the near future. Consider paying a little more for a better brand next time.

Freezer on bottom results in less run time, less energy use, stays very cold. Quieter than previously owned side by side Kenmore model I owned. But the large size does require more strength to open and close. Ice maker in bottom works well and easily accessed

I originally got this fridge because my old fridge was simply too much of an energy drain and this has made a significant impact on my electric bill. It's quiet enough that it's only really audible from a handful of feet away. The temperature control is very strong. I wish the size compartment for 12oz cans could be removed (maybe it can be? I could fuss with it more I suppose) so that I could more effectively use the space and the side bars towards the bottom are a bit flimsier than I'd like