Electrolux EI28BS80KS4A Reviews

Expert review by : Andrew Gebhart (cnet.com)

Electrolux EI28BS80KS4A review: Mammoth fridge trips over its own feet

The $3,100 Electrolux EI28BS80KS4A puts on a good show but has too many issues behind the curtain.

The Electrolux EI28BS80KS4A gets style points for self-closing drawers and glass shelves that turn into trays. It's roomy both by the numbers and in terms of practical use.

A lot of the features look nice and make a good first impression, but end up being a pain to use. More importantly, this $3,100 fridge doesn't perform up to expectations, with inaccurate interior temps.

Despite a high-end feel, the Electrolux EI28BS80KS4A runs warm and falls flat overall. Look elsewhere for a premium French-door fridge.

Apr, 2015

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Expert review by : Andrew Gebhart (cnet.com.au)

Electrolux EI28BS80KS4A review: Mammoth fridge trips over its own feet

The industrial exterior of this foreboding fridge makes its brightly lit, welcoming interior a surprise. The initial sense of intimidation melts away. On the inside, LEDs fade up gently as the doors open; the curving glass shelves pull out to form food...

The Electrolux EI28BS80KS4A gets style points for self-closing drawers and glass shelves that turn into trays. It's roomy both by the numbers and in terms of practical use

A lot of the features look nice and make a good first impression, but end up being a pain to use. More importantly, this $3,100 fridge doesn't perform up to expectations, with inaccurate interior temps

Despite a high-end feel, the Electrolux EI28BS80KS4A runs warm and falls flat overall. Look elsewhere for a premium French-door fridge.

Apr, 2015

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Expert review by : Andrew Gebhart (cnet.co.uk)