Prima Fridge Freezers

A 50/50 split gives equal fridge and freezer space, making it a good choice if you shop frequently and need lots of fresh-food space; the Prima PRRF503 and PRRF501 are 50/50 options. A 70/30 split gives you more fridge room and a smaller freezer, useful if you store more fresh produce than frozen goods, see the PRRF701 and PRRF703. If you batch-cook and freeze meals, a larger freezer (50/50 or even a dedicated freezer) suits you; if you eat fresh or have children, 70/30 will usually feel less cramped.

Frost-free models (PRRF501 and PRRF701) continuously circulate air to prevent ice build-up, so you won't need to defrost manually and temperatures stay steadier for long-term storage. Standard models (PRRF503 and PRRF703) are often cheaper and can be more energy-efficient in short-use scenarios, but they will need occasional defrosting. If you freeze a lot or want low-maintenance operation, frost-free is worth the extra cost; if you rarely freeze or want a lower purchase price, a non-frost-free can work well.

Adjustable shelves let you shift heights to fit tall items like milk cartons or party platters, while deep compartments and door balconies give extra room for jars and bottles without using valuable shelf space. you can lower one shelf to take a tall wine bottle and use the door balconies for everyday condiments. Those features make it easier to organise groceries and reduce wasted space, especially in the built-in Prima models in our range.

Prima emphasise energy efficiency and durability, so these models are designed to reduce energy consumption while delivering reliable cooling over time. Exact running costs will depend on the model's energy rating and how often you open the door, so check the specification for each unit. If low running costs matter to you, a frost-free model can maintain a consistent temperature and reduce food waste, although it may have a slightly higher energy draw than a manual-defrost unit.

For a tight budget, the PRRF503 at the current product price offers a built-in 50/50 layout and good basic features for everyday use, while the PRRF703 at the current product price gives a 70/30 split if you want more fridge space. Both are competitively priced compared with the frost-free options (PRRF501 and PRRF701), which cost more but add the convenience of automatic defrosting. If you're a single person or couple who shops often, the PRRF503 is a practical, affordable pick; pick a frost-free model only if you prefer low-maintenance freezing.