Danby DCF055A1WDB1 vs Midea WHS-258C1

The freezer can go as low as -11 degrees Fahrenheit. This is an excellent result that even outperforms some higher-end models.

This is one of the most economical freezers available today, consuming only 224 KWh annually, which means it costs around $2 a month to use.

You can choose the model that best suits your needs as the freezer can be bought in 6 different capacities– 3.2, 3.8, 4.3, 5.5, 7.2, or 8.5 cu-ft.

The freezers legs can be adjusted to keep it in level if the floor isn't straight.

There is an indicator light that tells if the freezer is working.

Many users find that this freezer runs quieter than other units they have owned or seen. This means that you don’t have to hide it somewhere deep in the storage room or basement to avoid unpleasant noises.

This freezer maintains temperatures very well, avoiding freeze burns from high and fluctuating temperatures.

You can separate often used items in the basket, so you don’t need to look for them in a frozen pile. The included divider can be handy when separating different product types.

This freezer has a child lock system which prevents small children from opening the unit. Additionally, it reduces the possibility of you leaving the doors open by accident.

The freezer can go as low as -13 °F and maintain this temperature consistently.

This model has a capacity of 7 cu-ft., which is enough to store food for a family of five people.

On top of the standard 1 year warranty for the full unite, there is also a 2 year warranty for the compressor.

This Energy Star certified freezer consumes 250 kWh per year, or approximately $30 annually. Considering its size, it’s a pretty decent result.

The doors of this freezer remain open at 45 and 75 degrees, thus reducing the risk of slamming your fingers in. Moreover, you will not need to use a hand to hold the doors while packing the freezer with food.