Rank #4 in Best American Fridge Freezer 2026: 10 Ranked, and Where the Capacity Figures Break
Haier Cube 83 Series 3 467L Fridge Freezer, Silver
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The Haier Cube 83 Series 3 is the fourth entry in this guide. It is a four-door American fridge freezer in a silver finish, listed at 83.3cm wide, 65cm deep and 181.5cm tall, priced at £599.99 and rated 4.6 out of 5 from 64 ratings. The listing leans on Air Surround cooling, Total No Frost and an inverter compressor, and it shows a smart touch panel on the outside of the door.
The number to check here is the capacity. The listing's own spec table gives a total capacity of 467 litres and, in a separate field, a freezer capacity of 311 litres. Both can be true only if the fridge half works out at 156 litres — just under a third of the cabinet going to fresh food, on an appliance sold on the 467-litre headline. The same table files the appliance as "Compact Freezer-On-Bottom" next to a four-door layout and a height of 181.5cm, and it puts the energy rating under a field labelled "Pattern". The review histogram below the rating adds up to 100 bars against the 64 ratings quoted in the headline. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing; we have not tested the appliance ourselves.
How those 64 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.6 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £599.99 |
|---|---|
| Rating | 4.6 out of 5 from 64 ratings |
| Stated total capacity | 467 litres |
| Stated freezer capacity | 311 litres |
| Fridge half implied by those two figures | 156 litres |
| Dimensions (D x W x H) | 65 x 83.3 x 181.5cm |
| Doors | 4, listed as "Compact Freezer-On-Bottom" (as listed) |
| Energy rating | E Rated, filed under "Pattern" in the listing (as listed) |
What buyers actually say
Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon
Verified purchase“Very big fridge just what I was looking for. Would recommend”
Verified purchase“Looks great plenty of room in the fridge and freezer. Advised by the delivery team to leave it 24 hours before plugging in to make sure the gas liquid settles down after transport.A bit tricky getting sticky protective clear plastic off the sides and top.you need to open both doors to be able to slide the right hand side veg drawer out which could have been designed better by having the left one wider and a narrower one on the right sideWhen it's still packed the depth is 70cm so just fit through the double glazed back door.Great service from the friendly delivery lads also.”
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best American Fridge Freezer 2026: 10 Ranked, and Where the Capacity Figures Break.
Questions people ask
How much freezer space does the Haier Cube 83 Series 3 have?
The listing's spec table states 311 litres in the freezer field, inside a cabinet it lists as 467 litres. Read together, those two figures leave 156 litres for the fridge half.
What are the dimensions of the Haier Cube 83 Series 3?
The listing gives 65cm deep, 83.3cm wide and 181.5cm high, with a four-door layout.
Does the Haier Cube 83 Series 3 need defrosting by hand?
No. The listing credits it with Total No Frost and states an automatic defrost system, which it says prevents ice build-up in the freezer.
What energy rating does the Haier Cube 83 Series 3 have?
The listing shows "E Rated", but it appears under the "Pattern" field rather than a dedicated energy label field, so there is no separate energy figure to quote.
How many ratings does the Haier Cube 83 Series 3 have?
The headline rating line says 4.6 out of 5 from 64 ratings, while the histogram bars beneath it add up to 100 — 83 at five stars, 8 at four, 5 at three and 4 at one.
How much does the Haier Cube 83 Series 3 cost?
£599.99 as listed, which puts it below the £649 model the guide compares it with.
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