Frigidaire 6.5 Cu. ft. Retro Upright Freezer, Platinum Silver

Most importantly, it keeps things frozen. The freezer looks nice. Fits easily inside my home (it is not garage-ready so must be installed in a place that doesn't encounter extreme temperatures). It is silent ... very silent. I measured the temperature and at the lowest setting (1) is about 0F and at the highest setting (3) is about -10F. No matter what the descriptions say ... the shelves are neither movable nor removable. On this unit the temperature setting is inside the unit and not outside despite the very box it came in saying otherwise. The unit arrived completely free of any shipping damage. My only complaint is a common one among the reviews. The unit I got isn't the one I ordered. The one I got is model EFRF694-6COM. The one I ordered is model EFRF694. The unit I got doesn't look like either of the units Walmart sells so I can't tell if I got the $249 one or the $219 one since what I got doesn't match either model number but it looks mostly like the $219 one. So, I feel like Walmart owes me $30 which I'm sure I'll never be able to collect and returning a freezer to the store is a supreme challenge. I tried calling the manufacturer for an explanation and they said they would call me back in a few days. Of course it been way longer than that by now ... no call. Anyway, great little freezer. If the size fits your needs, then this freezer works well.

I received it with a large dent, they gave me a discount for it and now the next day they lowered the price to what they gave me as a discount. pick up from the store if you really want it make sure there are no hiles in the box. I feel like I got a bummer 😕 of a deal.

The reason for my review is the box and product was both damaged when my step daughter received and opened it . I'm very upset. It was a house warming gift from her father and me.

One of the leveling legs was not screwed into the base because there was not a hole in the base. I would have returned it but I was able to drill out a hole and get it to screw into the base. Less hassle than trying to return it and wait for another one to arrive

I purchased this and brought it home being very careful to make sure it stayed upright while transporting it. Got it home and unpacked it, no damage, everything looked good. I put it in place and left it several weeks before plugging it in and turning it on. When I did plug it in and turned it on, I left it overnight to cool down. It didn't. The next morning the inside was still room temperature. I turned it back off, unplugged it and let it sit for another day before trying again. Same result. I could hear the compressor running and checked to make sure everything had been unpacked correctly but nothing was obvious. Simply put, it was dead on arrival. Rather than haul it back to the store, I'm currently going through the warranty process to see how they are going to handle it. So far it's involved taking a lot of pictures of the front, back, label, receipt, etc to email them. If I'm allowed I'll update the review with my experience in the warranty claim department so everyone else will know.

Our freezer came damaged. It has a puncture in the side. Now we will see if anybody cares who reads this. I knew I could call and complain but I chose not to. Now though, you know this product is damaged so we will see what you choose to do about it. All choices are free but all choices do come with their own consequences.

I'm quite pleased with this freezer. It is very nice. I like that it is lightweight, I was able to move it by myself up two stairs. It gets extremely cold I used to Thermal heat sensor and reported the temperature at 1°! The unit came packaged very well, attached to a pallet. The unit is a manual defrost and came with a small tool to take care of this task, as well as a small ice tray that makes the cutest little ice cubes.

I'm pretty sure this standing freezer is actually larger than the freezer on my side by side fridge. There's space to spare and the shelves are adjustable. It took 2 days to get completely cold inside and once it did I transferred a few things from my main freezer and it stayed frozen so we're good to go. Something to consider is the overall size and the space you'll need. It's almost 4 feet tall and about 22 inches wide and deep.. plus you gotta have 4 inches of space from the back and both sides to allow ventilation, plus another 12 inches at least from the very top. I did not consider that 4 inch gap of the space I'd prepared for it was not going to work so it got a new space lol. It looks good and keeps our frozen goods frozen so I'm happy. Adjusting the temperature is easy and easily accessible right on top at the front of the freezer. The door is reversible too, it comes installed on the right and instructions are included for how to switch to the left. The only thing I'm not a fan of is it's not auto defrosting so I'm not looking forward to that chore when it's time. Photos attached (in it's temporary space while I cleared the new space)

I would highly recommend this upright, standalone, 6.5 cubic feet Frigidaire Freezer to others who need an additional freezer, to supplement their freezer space, lacking in their regular refrigerator/freezer. I have been wanting to get an extra freezer for a long time, but I thought it might consume too much energy to have two freezers in the home. Once I checked into it further, I was very impressed with the energy efficiency specifications for this freezer. The estimated yearly energy cost is listed as $36. There are 3 levels on this freezer, so you have some flexibility there and I anticipate that could determine the actual outcome of energy consumption. We also didn't have a lot of space for a large size freezer, but surprisingly this freezer can fit quite a bit, without taking up a lot of space. Its size is 21.5” W x 22.4” D x 55.4” H, which is the perfect size to fit in our laundry room, next to our kitchen. Something else I really like about this freezer is that it has a stainless-steel finish that doesn't get visible fingerprints all over it. I can touch all I want, and I don't see fingerprints. Score!!! One thing I would highly recommend regarding this freezer, is to make sure you do not tilt the freezer more than a 45-degree angle from its upright position, as recommended not to do in the user manual. I did not know this and laid the freezer down to get it out of the box, instead of lifting the box straight up and off of this upright unit. Thankfully, I did not do any damage to the freezer or its mechanics, but thought it was worth mentioning. Also, after I connected the freezer to the electricity, as it was cooling inside, the exterior sides of the freezer felt very hot. Not to worry though, as the user manual explains that this is normal. Once the freezer is done cooling to your desired setting, the sides of the freezer will no longer be hot. This only occurred as it was doing its cooling from its initial room temperature. This freezer does its job well and it is quiet. That's why I would recommend this freezer unit to anyone who needs a dedicated freezer.

I am a Walmart Sparks reviewer and received the Frigidaire 6.5 cubic feet upright freezer for free to review. Year after year, Frigidaire brand appliances have ranked amongst the top 5 and I must say it is a trusted brand and this freezer does not disappoint. The Frigidaire upright freezer does not take up very much room and is sitting in my garage next to my shoe cabinet. It is narrow and not too tall and fits quite well in a 2ft x 2ft area with some wiggle room in each direction for ventilation. There are six levels with five removeable wire shelves. You cannot adjust the height of the shelves, but you can remove a shelve and double that level's height like for a big turkey. There are three settings on the thermostat for how cold you want the freezer to be and it is located on the top upper corner of the outside of the freezer. When the freezer door closes, there is an expected hissing sound and the door is then very hard to reopen temporarily. I am guessing it's creating a pressure vacuum of sorts inside the fridge for better insolation and temperature maintenance. This freezer is energy efficient. It will cost $36 per year to run and uses about 304 kwh per year. Though I have not had to clean or defrost this freezer, but because it is upright, it is easier to clean and defrost than a chest freezer. It is also space saving than a chest freezer and food is more organized and easier to see and remove in an upright freezer. With 6.5 cubic feet of storage, I am able to decongest my freezer in the kitchen to make room for my weekly pre-made meals or to save leftovers for later. And since I tend to stockpile when certain food items like meats and frozen vegetables are on sale, having this freezer, that gives me so much storage, has been very useful. I can even stockpile ice cream, pizzas, and frozen pastry items now. This will save me trips to the grocery store, especially during this time of Covid-19, and in the long run, will surely also save me money. My mind is jogging with ideas on how I can maximize the utilization of this freezer at this very moment.