Specifically refrigerators?

Got a price range? That would help a lot here.

Between $1000 and $2000

Replacing today unfortunately :/

Looking at Whirlpool, LG, Samsung, Frigidaire, GE

I have an LG and have been very happy with it. Lightning killed the first one and I replaced it with the current year model of the exact same one.

aggierogue said:

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Looking at Whirlpool, LG, Samsung, Frigidaire, GE

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There you go

Thanks guys.

AgResearch said:

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aggierogue said:

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Looking at Whirlpool, LG, Samsung, Frigidaire, GE

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There you go

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I'm sure there are good and bad stories for every brand, but I will NEVER EVER EVER again buy a Samsung fridge. I had a French door model and the ice maker gave me fits to the point where I just turned it off. Then I had an issue where the drain hole would ice over and cause water to fill up the bottom of the fridge. Which after some online reasearch I found was a very common problem with Samsungs.

Again, I'm sure every brand has their quirks, but Samsung tried to ruin my life.

We've had good luck with our LG for the last 6 years. Every so often the icemaker decides not to work but there are worse problems to have.

Pretty happy with GE Monogram and kitchenaid

Had good luck with a GE Profile but even better luck with my current LG. Get the one with the pocket front door that allows you to get milk out without opening the full door. It's been a game changer with 2 young kids. Also absolutely love my adjustable middle drawer.

I really liked our Samsung refrigerator until the movers jacked it up. They paid for a replacement, but as usual, we couldn't find a refrigerator that had the same features so we "settled" for a frigidaire and it SUCKS. The ice through the door is pointless as it never feeds any ice. We will look for Samsung or LG for the next one.

The dang appliances do not last for any time anymore. I had a freezer go out a few weeks ago (thank goodness I caught it while everything was still frozen) but the freezer was only about 6 years old. My folks have a freezer that is nearly 20 years old and still chugging along.

Stay away from the Korean krap! LG and Samesong. Cheap parts, won't last.

I would stick to Whirlpool/Kenmore. Good quality and decent pricing.

subzero

Love my Samsung.

I thought Samsung typically fell over that 2000 price Mark, dor they have lower end/not as high tech ones that are between 1 &2k?

Sub Zero


Out of my way Serfs

nimrodag99 said:

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subzero

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Completely findable in the OP's price range so long as they're ok with something made before 2000.

Lefty Ag '89 said:

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Stay away from the Korean krap! LG and Samesong. Cheap parts, won't last.

I would stick to Whirlpool/Kenmore. Good quality and decent pricing.

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Kenmore does not actually "make" refrigerators. They re-brand other companies. There are only a few true manufacturers of refrigerators. Most companies re-brand.

histag10 said:

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I thought Samsung typically fell over that 2000 price Mark, dor they have lower end/not as high tech ones that are between 1 &2k?

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They go on sale often. I think ours was under $1800 with free delivery

hot_rod_9384 said:

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histag10 said:

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I thought Samsung typically fell over that 2000 price Mark, dor they have lower end/not as high tech ones that are between 1 &2k?

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They go on sale often. I think ours was under $1800 with free delivery

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Good to know! I'll have to keep that in mind next time I'm looking

I have a large Samsung french door...31cu ft and it was a little over 3k when I bought it several years ago.

It's been OK. No breakdowns, looks nice, cools fine and evenly.

The ice maker has always kind of sucked (cubed setting still looks pretty crushed). The overall ambient noise/hum is kind of loud. I am accustomed to it now, but it's audible from a room away in an otherwise quiet house. I also find it weird there is a door alarm on the fridge, but not the freezer...where the heavy sliding compartment is actually more prone to not being closed all the way and the ramifications/speed of stuff being ruined is worse than a creaked fridge door. Have wasted more than a couple cartons of ice cream because of this.

Next time I may check out LG. Checked out my neighbor's unit, which is similar size/age and it's definitely quieter.

any Bosch owners here?

My parents have one of their dishwashers. Any specific questions?

Went LG with our Fridge, washer & dryer 5 years ago and all 3 have been flawless.

My research had me down to LG and Samsung with no real quality difference between the two. Stay away from GE.

The Fife said:

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My parents have one of their dishwashers. Any specific questions?

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any issues? likes/dislikes..

I have a bosch built in electric oven, gas 36" cooktop, and dishwasher

LG Fridge

Aggielandma12 said:

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any Bosch owners here?

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Have a Bosch dishwasher and we love it. Don't know it's running unless you're right next to it. Had one in the previous home and did same in this one. Yes, it doesn't have a heating element for drying but we're happy with that as we melted many items in the past with a DW that had one.

They haven't run into any problems so far and it seems to take hill country hard water ok. I'm told it's really quiet and mom still hears just fine so she's probably right. No heating element, so for them that means no more melting stuff like pothandles and whatever else ends up down there. They seem happy enough anyway.

Bosch dishwasher here also and absolutely love it. Won't own a different brand of dishwasher ever.

Fridge - LG and love it
W/D - GE Profile and can't wait to get rid of them. Very disappointed.

Copped a KitchenAid range and dishwasher last year on Memorial Day.

No issues with the range so far.

Dishwasher made a crazy difference in our small house, the db reduction alone was worth it. Cleans like a beast too.

I asked this question a while back myself. Looked at tons of models and reviews and it seems they all have crappy ice makers and water dispensers that break too much. Or the compressor craps out or they are loud. I ended up going with an LG and bought that 5 year protection plan from Lowes and expect to use it. If I don't use it I'll figure I chose wisely. Good luck.

Have a Bosch dishwasher. Love it. Super quiet, and really cleans well