LG vs. Samsung Refrigerator Comparison Review
Explore the differences between two of the leading refrigerator brands.
When it comes to shopping for a new refrigerator for your home, LG and Samsung are two brands that stand out against the competition for stylish design and brilliant innovation. Below, we take a look at several refrigerators from each brand, highlighting and comparing their convenient features to help you decide which one is right for your home.
About LG
A large conglomerate company, first formed in 1947, LG currently operates as three separate divisions. This Korean company is among the first to export home appliances to the United States and has manufactured appliances for GE in the past. LG's appliances are consistently given top ratings from leading consumer publications.
About Samsung
Originally formed as a trading company in 1938, Samsung is now the largest conglomerate Chaebol in Korea. After a couple of decades of producing a variety of products from textiles to securities, Samsung settled on making electronics during the 1960's. The home appliance sector is the smallest of the company's seven divisions, but their integration of smart technology and sleek design have advanced their reputation in the industry.
Final Thoughts:
When it comes to an intelligent fridge, both LG and Samsung deliver on smart technology. Both brands offer a convertible fridge-to-freezer zone for added versatility. You can find Samsung and LG refrigerators in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and prices.
Samsung's Family Hub™ offers entertainment, list-making, and built-in cameras that have the ability to display the contents of your fridge directly to your smartphone. The option of downloading additional apps to Family Hub™ sets it above the technology available with LG.
Overall features of the LG designs stand out. The Door-in-Door® System and the InstaView™ Window make these refrigerators feel like something from the future and the sleek design makes a stylish impact on your kitchen. LG’s innovative CraftIce maker offers an easy way to get high-quality cocktail ice without having to invest in a separate icemaker appliance.
Both of these appliance brands have a lot to offer and deciding between the two will come down to your household's individual needs.
