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6.5 Cu. ft. Frigidaire Upright Freezer (Platinum)

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$219

$499

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Walmart has 6.5 Cu. ft. Frigidaire Upright Freezer (Platinum, EFRF698-6COM) on sale for $219. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Spacious 6.5 cu. ft. storage capacity to accommodate a generous amount of frozen foods, allowing you to stock up efficiently.
  • Space-saving flush back design enables the freezer to fit seamlessly in tight spaces, maximizing your available floor area.
  • The reversible door feature adds convenience, allowing you to configure the door opening to suit your specific needs and space arrangement.

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Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is $280 lower (56% savings) than the list price of $499
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4 from over 3600 customer reviews.

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Walmart has 6.5 Cu. ft. Frigidaire Upright Freezer (Platinum, EFRF698-6COM) on sale for $219. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal.

Features:
  • Spacious 6.5 cu. ft. storage capacity to accommodate a generous amount of frozen foods, allowing you to stock up efficiently.
  • Space-saving flush back design enables the freezer to fit seamlessly in tight spaces, maximizing your available floor area.
  • The reversible door feature adds convenience, allowing you to configure the door opening to suit your specific needs and space arrangement.

Editor's Notes

Written by powerfuldoppler | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This price is $280 lower (56% savings) than the list price of $499
  • About this product:
    • Rating of 4 from over 3600 customer reviews.

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Written by Rokket | Staff

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Model: Frigidaire 6.5 CU. FT. UPRIGHT FREEZER- PLATINUM DESIGN Stainless Steel | EFRF698

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I have a different model than this but I see the debate of auto vs manual brought up whenever a freezer deal is posted. They both have their pros and cons so it depends on your use case. Frost comes from water vapor freezing along the sides/coolest parts of the freezer. It's all about how often you're going to open it with humid ambient air around. I think those that don't like manual either keep it in a garage or truly don't like the idea of having to defrost it every 2-3 years. I live in Virginia and keep mine in my air conditioned basement. The humidity in my basement is typically around 45% and never gets above 55-60%. I open it maybe 1-2 times a week and try to close it back up quickly to minimize air exchange. After 2+ years I barely have any frost build up so I suspect it'll be at least another 2 years before I have to worry about it.

Given the extra cost and the risk of temperature fluctuations prematurely spoiling food it's not worth it for me to get an auto defrost. But your situation might be different. Chest freezers apparently have less of problem with frost compared to upright. I can't personally speak to that though.
I thought manual defrost was preferred over the auto-defrost freezers due to the heating coils in those causing nearby frozen meat to go bad prematurely?
$35 for 3 year warranty
Most of the negatives reviews are talking about physical damage during shipping

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Reviews scares me.
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Also, supposedly the freezer is garage ready (per photo) - that's a nice feature that other freezers don't necessarily have.
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$35 for 3 year warranty
Most of the negatives reviews are talking about physical damage during shipping
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more manual defrost garbage
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Never buy freezer that has manual defrost. You'll regret it
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Quote from FreeCake :
Never buy freezer that has manual defrost. You'll regret it
I thought manual defrost was preferred over the auto-defrost freezers due to the heating coils in those causing nearby frozen meat to go bad prematurely?
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One of the reviews mentions "not bad for $198 rollback in 2024", so maybe we can save another $21 with a little patience.
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Quote from DavidG1993 :
I thought manual defrost was preferred over the auto-defrost freezers due to the heating coils in those causing nearby frozen meat to go bad prematurely?
Some people do prefer them due to the more stable temperature and decreased complexity with components. In the end, it all depends on what you are looking for.
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Quote from DavidG1993 :
I thought manual defrost was preferred over the auto-defrost freezers due to the heating coils in those causing nearby frozen meat to go bad prematurely?
Manual defrost =work
Auto defrost = no work
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Quote from drezhere :
Some people do prefer them due to the more stable temperature and decreased complexity with components. In the end, it all depends on what you are looking for.
I don't quite understand the difference. This freezer would go into my garage and likely will not come out again unless it breaks. We will just keep frozen meat/frozen products in there. Do I even have to worry about the distinction between manual and auto-defrost in this use case? Or will it require constant matience?
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Quote from Axon14 :
I don't quite understand the difference. This freezer would go into my garage and likely will not come out again unless it breaks. We will just keep frozen meat/frozen products in there. Do I even have to worry about the distinction between manual and auto-defrost in this use case? Or will it require constant matience?
Freezers build up frost inside. Defrosting is necessary.
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Quote from DavidG1993 :
I thought manual defrost was preferred over the auto-defrost freezers due to the heating coils in those causing nearby frozen meat to go bad prematurely?
I have a different model than this but I see the debate of auto vs manual brought up whenever a freezer deal is posted. They both have their pros and cons so it depends on your use case. Frost comes from water vapor freezing along the sides/coolest parts of the freezer. It's all about how often you're going to open it with humid ambient air around. I think those that don't like manual either keep it in a garage or truly don't like the idea of having to defrost it every 2-3 years. I live in Virginia and keep mine in my air conditioned basement. The humidity in my basement is typically around 45% and never gets above 55-60%. I open it maybe 1-2 times a week and try to close it back up quickly to minimize air exchange. After 2+ years I barely have any frost build up so I suspect it'll be at least another 2 years before I have to worry about it.

Given the extra cost and the risk of temperature fluctuations prematurely spoiling food it's not worth it for me to get an auto defrost. But your situation might be different. Chest freezers apparently have less of problem with frost compared to upright. I can't personally speak to that though.
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We're planning on putting this in a closet in our lower level (since our main freezer is very small in our kitchen). Anyone know how much space it needs around it for heat dissipation, or can it be right up against walls?
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The hassle of returning this due to potential damage is keeping me from ordering it. Nothing available for pick up nearby.

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Got it for $180 delivered in 48 hours from AliExpress 👍
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