Most popular small & medium fridges in Australia in 2019 We uncover five of the most searched-for fridges under 600L on Getprice. Every modern Australian home, big or small, will have need for a refrigerator, whether it’s a Mitsubishi, Samsung, Westinghouse, LG, or Waeco. In fact, the fridge is arguably the most important kitchen appliance for sale today – and they come in many, many shapes and sizes. Bar fridges, mini fridges, or minibars are all essentially the same thing – a tiny fridge like what you get in most hotel rooms – which has a variety of use cases, but is often a backup or secondary device to a main larger fridge. There are also a range of more specialised devices – wine fridges, for example, have a pretty obvious function. On this page we’re looking at devices that constitute a small or medium fridge (a refrigerator with a capacity under 600 litres), which will cover most family and small household needs, but if you want to check out larger and French door fridges, we’ve got a page for that too. If you know what you want, buying refrigerators online is great because you get to compare prices on the whole range from the comfort of your desk, but we’ve made the choice a little easier on you by selecting five of the most popular medium refrigerators available in Australia today. LG GB-455PL RRP: $1,549 | More info: Official LG product page With a bottom-mounted freezer compartment and large upper refrigeration section, this energy efficient (4.5 star rating) 454L fridge is the perfect size for a small-to-moderate family kitchen. It packs in neat features, such as air vents that rapidly cool any items placed in the doors, a humidity setting for fruit and veg, and 2-step folding shelves to make room for taller bottles. It’s available in White, Black, Stainless Steel or Graphite colours and measures 700mm wide and deep, standing 1,720mm tall. Compare all LG GB-455PL prices here Mitsubishi Electric MR-EX574X RRP: $3,299 | More info: Official Mitsubishi product page This is an incredibly premium multi-drawer fridge, aimed at households that takes their cooking and cold food storage seriously. A mammoth 574 litre capacity contains no less than four major compartments – a main spacious refrigeration area, vegetable drawer, a freezer drawer, and Mitsubishi’s Vers Drawer which can either offer supercool freezing or soft freezing. Measuring 1,696mm tall, 685mm wide, and 735mm deep, this bad boy will still fit in most regular fridge spaces, but offers a lot more versatility than some of its simpler competition. Click here to compare more Mitsubishi Electric MR-EX574X prices Westinghouse WTB2500WG RRP: $699 | More info: Official Westinghouse product page For a more affordable, standard option, this 250L top-mount fridge from Westinghouse has a small freezer portion on top and a refrigeration section beneath, both of which feature plenty of organisational shelving, racks and more. Despite all the organising elements, much of it can be rearranged to meet the demands of your ever-changing refrigeration journey. This Westinghouse measures 540mm wide, 615mm deep, and 1,505mm tall, so it’s ideal for slightly smaller space. Check and compare Australian prices for the Westinghouse WTB2500WG Mitsubishi MR-BF390EK RRP: $1,299 | More info: Official Mitsubishi product page A sizable 390 litre capacity is divided into a 105 litre bottom-mounted freezer compartment and a 285 litre top refrigeration section. As with the other Mitsubishi fridge on the list, this one features an inverter compressor to keep the temperature stable at all times, along with tempered glass shelves and all the modularity and adjustability you’d come to expect from a fridge of this quality. Available in either white or black and measuring 600mm wide, 686mm deep and 1,720mm tall, this will fit in most moderately-sized kitchens. Find the best price Australian on a Mitsubishi MR-BF390EK fridge Palsonic PW239TFR RRP: $499 | More info: Official Palsonic product page If you’re looking for a smaller option on a budget, this bad boy from Palsonic will certainly get the job done and then some. Measuring 545mm wide, 623mm deep and 1,522mm tall it’ll fit in most kitchens and, thanks to its modular design, can adapt to suit your needs. The standard inclusions like a vegetable crisper and automatically defrosting 67 litre freezer will keep your food fresh for less fuss. Compare all our prices for the Palsonic PW239TFR Discover more small and medium refrigerators at our dedicated Fridges homepage
Best lawn mowers in Australia: The most popular models on Getprice Discover the best lawn mowers in Australia with our list of the most searched-for models and brands on Getprice in 2019. Mowing the lawn can be either meditative or a chore, depending on a bunch of factors. Chief among these factors is whether you’ve got a lawn mower cut out for the task at hand, and there’s a lot to consider when making a new purchase. There are a slew of brands to choose from, including big names like John Deere, Husqvarna, Stihl and Victa, but it’s less the brands and more the specifications you want to look out for: if you’ve got a large lawn, you’ll want either a petrol or battery-powered lawn mower. If you’ve got a small urban yard and don’t mind lassoing a power cord around, an electric lawn mower is probably better for you, but overall, they’re still fairly niche. Nowadays, you’ll almost definitely be buying a four-stroke petrol lawn mower, with two-stroke variants being phased out due to new emissions laws. There's now also the option of a lithium-battery powered mower, which just needs to be recharged at a regular power socket in between uses. No matter which power source type you opt for, you’ll want to keep in mind the cutting diameter of your lawn mower’s blades: this basically determines how efficient the mower is, and the wider the blade length is quicker you’ll get the job done. The largest you’ll usually find is around 60cm, or 24 inches. Oh, and if you happen to live on a farm or have a very big lawn, there are ride-on lawn mowers too, though this list won’t cover those. Here are some of the most popular mowers on the Australian market at the moment, based on our search data: Victa Commando 19" Walk Behind Mower (VCMS484) Priced from: $599 | More info: Official Victa Australia website This petrol powered push mower boasts 19 inch (48 cm) blades, so it’s well-suited to medium to large yards. Victa claims it’s especially adept at cutting clean through even thick wet grass: good if you want to get the mowing done in the early morning dew! Baumr-AG E-Force 360 II Lithium Powered Cordless Lawn Mower Priced from: $399.97 | More info: Official Baum-AG Australia product page For those in the market for a battery powered mower, this Baumr is among the most popular. It only has a 37cm cutting blade width, and you’ll definitely not want to tackle long grass across big lawns: this is for well-maintained small gardens, though the 40V battery charges in less than 3 hours. Giantz Lawn Mower 165cc Lawn Mower Priced from: $379.95 This model has an electric self-start function, meaning you won’t be tugging away to get it running. It boasts an 18 inch blade (around 46 cm), a 165cc four-stroke engine, and a 65-litre grass catcher so that you won’t be making trips to the green bin every five minutes. Shogun 3-in-1 Cordless Lawn Mower Priced from: $399.97 A decent and affordable four-stroke petrol lawnmower with an impressive 21 inch (53 cm) blade and easy-starting system, this one includes rear bagging, mulching and side discharging functionality, giving you some options as to how to dispose of your offcuts. Black Eagle Self Propelled 18" 160cc Lawn Mower (EX490SN) Priced from: $345 This 160cc four-stroke petrol lawn mower has an 18 inch blade (46 cm) and a substantial 65-litre plastic catch. It also has self-propel functionality and a deck wash function. And just quietly, it’s quite aesthetically pleasing too... Compare more lawn mowers and garden tools on Getprice right here
