What's the difference between these?

pledgeX

I'm looking for a new fridge freezer and have narrowed it down to a type that I like the look of, but there's a few variations of the model:

• LG GSL545NSQV
• LG GSL545NSYV
• LG GSL545NSYZ

The first model is, and pretty much always has been, ~£200 cheaper than the other two models, but I can't for the life of me see why and I'm worried I'm missing something. There are subtle difference between them, e.g. some have a jug in the fridge door, some have an egg shelf, one is an A++ rather than just A+, but 95% of the unit is the same apart from little gimmicky things.

Can anyone spot the £200 difference?

MX5huggy

One of them, needs to be plumbed in for the water and ice. IMHO this is a plus if you have plumbing reasonably close the others you fill by hand.

pledgeX

MX5huggy wrote: »

One of them, needs to be plumbed in for the water and ice. IMHO this is a plus if you have plumbing reasonably close the others you fill by hand.

Bah, I could've sworn I checked that . You're right, the GSL545NSQV needs to be plumbed in which is no good for me as the water source is the other side of the room.

Thank you.

EssexExile

Well the first one is the only plumbed in one so it doesn't need a water tank & is more convenient & is cheaper. I've got one of these, had it 10 years with no problems.
I love the way the LG website makes non-plumbed in a plus on the page about the non-plumbed in one!

YouKwoteMe

The catch is the plumbing on these models.

Have you seen these in real life? I would advise you do... Normally these icing and water containers take a large amount of space inside the door and some of them even more.