Choosing an Inverter Ref : Panasonic or Samsung

**zechs** · December 26th, 2014 12:07 PM

Yung brother ko binili is panasonic na bottom freezer compared to other brands. Kasi subok na nya yung panasonic sa sg eh.

**bmacavanza** · December 30th, 2014 12:36 PM

Our Samsung refrigerator srs600nhp

**flakez** · December 30th, 2014 04:55 PM

Naghahanap din kami ng bagong ref. Planning to get a side by side na inverter kasi maganda. Haha. Kaso hindi ba malakas sa kuryente compared don sa mga 2 door na hindi side by side?

**r_delro** · December 31st, 2014 11:26 AM

Originally Posted by flakez

Naghahanap din kami ng bagong ref. Planning to get a side by side na inverter kasi maganda. Haha. Kaso hindi ba malakas sa kuryente compared don sa mga 2 door na hindi side by side?

Coming from a whirlpool side by side na non inverter, we bought a new whirlpool inverter side by side... Nasa 1,000-1,200 natipid namin sa kuryente. You also have to consider that our old whirlpool ref served us for 17 years. Madalas na ang pagawa kaya we replaced it.

**bayen** · December 31st, 2014 01:22 PM

dumb question: how do i know how many cubic ft our fridge is? if i measure if diagonally its 5 ft. height is 62 inches. width is 20 inches,

**dr. d** · December 31st, 2014 01:52 PM

i would measure it as if i were measuring a rectangular box's volume. height x width x depth.. measure the inside of the space, not the outside dimensions of the ref po.

**NightRock** · December 31st, 2014 03:53 PM

I also bought Panasonic bottom freezer inverter, got it for 28k two weeks ago pero di ko pa na testing

**_Cathy_** · December 31st, 2014 10:08 PM

Originally Posted by NightRock

I also bought Panasonic bottom freezer inverter, got it for 28k two weeks ago pero di ko pa na testing

Wow that's cheap. It looks like the prices are starting to get lower

**SiRbossR** · January 12th, 2015 02:28 PM

Just bought a new Panasonic Inverter ref. Okay, sure na sure na ako sa tibay ng Panasonic. Since i was a kid, yan na appliances namin sa bahay.

**Radical!** · January 12th, 2015 06:03 PM

I would take a look at the available Korean brands, particularly LG. It's cheaper and has better quality. Panasonic has sold majority shares of their consumer appliances business to Sharp way back in 2007. So Panasonic is not like it was. National (formerly Matsushita electric industrial corp ltd) decided to leave the consumer appliances business to diversify into other tech products in automotive and avionics.

If you have no confidence in Korean brands, you are better off buying Sharp appliances.