Russell Hobbs RHUCFZ3B Freestanding Undercounter Freezer, 70 liters, Black, Noise level: decibels 39 [Energy Class F]

Great little back up freezer. Makes not a sound which is a big plus.Roomy enough inside for what I require. Compact and easy to clean. The drawers appear to be of a sturdy quality too. Very satisfied with purchase

Smart appearance, spacious and working well

A good quality feel to it, nice and simple operation;- plug it in, set the temperature, wait for it to get frosty, and use it!! No stupid electronic connectivity (that's just extra expense, hassle, and more to go wrong and/or cause irritating interruptions in one's life while getting on with it).I've had it up and running for a couple of months or more since I got it and put my trusty old fridge/freezer thermometer in the front of the middle drawer and it has displayed 20degC (which is what I set it at, I set the pointer to indicate 2-and-a-half on the dial which ranges from 1 to 4, my freezer arrived delivered already pre-positioned at 2 which is probably standard for testing at manufacture production quality control and likely is adequate for the usual 18 deg C freezer temperature) every time I open the door to access the contents.After unpacking and before switching on,I changed the door opening direction to suit where the freezer was to be put in my house so the door hinges on the left instead of the right hand side, and there were adequate instructions how to do so, only needing a screwdriver and a small spanner. I also did a bit of minor adjusting of the feet to suit the slight floor unevenness, again simple to do.Comes with fairly clear instruction, a small ice cube tray, a temp. dial key, and a plastic scraper tool thing for aiding defrosting (which I can't comment about since I've not defrosted it yet). n.b. it's a manual defrost not automatic.The only niggles I have are(a) the little plastic key for setting the temperature dial which is small, shaped at one end to fit a small slot in the dial (like a coin, I'd say a 2 pence piece size). While it makes it hard to inadvertently adjust the dial setting, which I guess won't usually need adjusting very often in most cases, it's the sort of thing that'll get easily mislaid/lost in the passage of time, though if lost/mislaid a coin would easily suffice in its place.(b) the drawer handle "indentations"/moulding makes for nice large oversize drawer handles even for my own large hands but could easily be half the size they are which would make more storage space inside the drawer and a bit better useable volume for fitting boxes/cartons/containers, especially since the indents for the handles are at the bottom of the drawers. But I suspect you'll feel I'm being somewhat over-analytical about such small issues.Despite all that, it is as I titled this review, it's generally nice and simple.

Really pleased with the design and proportions of this fridge, which I bought as a back up for my kitchen fridge/freezer. It is suitable to use in a shed or garage. It was the best I could buy for the money I had available. It came with a £50 voucher for Virgin wines as a thank you for buying it. I was really thrilled to have this bonus but sadly lost it, still looking for it. I would have liked a automatic defrosting fridge but would have had to pay a lot more for one of these. Very happy with purchase.

We bought this as a back up for bigger monthly shops due to a change in our working hours and a reduction in us being able to shop during normal hours. Not the biggest drawers, but great for freezing less bulky items. Looks nice, sleek and is super quiet.

Great freezer, just what I needed. The drawers are big enough for what I need but not as big as other brands so check dimensions before you buy. The drawer is roughly 35cm wide. The freezer is very quiet which is great. Highly recomended

What’s the product like? It’s a freezer. Right size, right-ish price. It freezes stuff. BUT If I’d of known WHAT a pain it was going to be registering for 2nd year warranty, frankly I would have bought elsewhere.. They could just give you a 2-year warranty. But no, they want you to fill in a long, frankly intrusive form (what’s it got to do with them who I am and where I live at this point? I may never claim). You’ve got to upload a picture of, or scan a photo of your Amazon invoice, and get one click wrong and the crippled, ghastly website goes into sulk/won’t do it mode. Now here is a tip you need: if you manage to fumble thru to the end, there’s a grey box where you say ‘ok’ to them wanting to know, for example, the serial number on your gran’s false teeth. BUT... you can’t click it! No response. So you go up and down the goldarn form over and over, trying to find what you missed. THEN you notice, lost in the bottom RH corner, a little, mystery tiny box with tiny text. Click this and get, roughly, 45 million pages of terms and conditions and reasons they need to probe your background like the gestapo. At the end of it, there is no ‘ok’ button, tho. So you go back to the main form and you STILL can’t click the first ‘OK’ button.... because THEYVE BEEN TIMING YOU! And boy! If you haven’t spent at least their idea of how long it takes to read their ghastly novel of conditions, they ain’t letting you through. Finally, hey! What d’ya know? The button gets a tick and you’ve done it! You’ve done it! Now (once you’ve turned down/been suckered into their extension offer) you get a ‘Good Boy! Welcome to the club’ email.So, do I like the freezer? Frankly, who cares? I DETEST the company and I sure won’t be buying their stuff again.

I decided to buy this freezer, since I have a small fridge with just a tiny freezer box. I think the size of this freezer is ideal for a house with 1-2 people. Not so sure if it is for a family. What I like most is that it almost doesn't make any noise. I live on a studio flat, I am a light sleeper, and I never hear it or bother me when I sleep. I have it for a month now, so I am not so sure how long it will last, but I hope for long... Packaging and delivery was great too.