Lec CF150LW Freestanding Chest Freezer, Electronic Temperature Control, 142L Total Capacity, White [Energy Class F]

This model is just the right size and is very quiet, I've positioned it in the corner of the garage and so it takes up very little room. This was bought as an overflow for our main kitchen fridge freezer and does this job incredibly well. All in all if you're in the market for a compact chest freezer then get this one as the price is great too.

This is perfect for storing ice cream! Mine is in the garage. It has a light and a temp gauge. What else do you need for the price!

Very happy with this freezer. Perfect size. Like that the lid stays up by itself and that there's a light inside. Basket slides easily. Can hardly hear it running. Can recommend.

Excellent freezer but tricky to adjust the temperature. You need to get down onto the floor to press the buttons to set the temperature. You have to be very fast to prevent it from resetting to factory setting. You will need a great many attempts before you succeed because the instruction booklet gives incorrect procedure.A very poor control unit. Although once set correctly it is reliable. If this flaw in design is corrected this would be a great user friendly product.

Prompt delivery, which was free. Kept informed of when delivery would be made. Local shop wanted £40 for delivery, even if we collected in-store, as one we wanted was not in stock at their shop. Looks good, preset to correct temp. Also reasonable price. Very happy with purchase.

I've had the item almost 12 months and so far it has been brilliant, it isn't noisy and you can store a fair amount of food in here, would recommend.

Good solid freezer. Worth the money, had nearly a year, and still had no trouble with it, good product

Had to call out the engineer straight away as the temperature setting is impossible to operate - the setting of the freezing temperature is very badly explained (Chenglish) and the setting device does not seem to work, either. Last but not least the setting button is a the very BOTTOM of the freezer - requiring one to tie oneself in knots or lay flat on the floor in order to operate it. Shocking design fault. Engineer could not adjust temperature, either. Luckily it is stuck at minus 15 degrees C - so at least it freezes although it should ideally be at minus 18 degrees C. Energy efficiency seems OK. Value for money good enough for me not to have returned the thing at the outset - which I really should have because this thing... ANNOYS.