United Kingdom · costs in GBP
344 L fridge freezer
Samsung Electronics RB33B610EWW Fridge Freezer
Samsung Electronics RB33B610EWW is a 344 L fridge freezer with energy efficiency class E and 254 kWh a year on its GB energy label.
- Energy class
- E
- A to G scale, GB energy label
- Official energy figure
- 254 kWh/annum
- 254 kWh a year at your usage
- Our estimated running cost
- £67 / year
- £669 over 10 years
- Total volume
- 344 L
- 230 L fridge · 114 L freezer
- Energy (label)
- 254 kWh · a year
- Noise
- 35 dB · class B
- Climate class
- extended temperate
25% more energy than the median of 86 comparable 300 to 399 L fridge freezers in our current UK dataset (203 kWh/annum). It uses less than 13% of them. At your rates that is about £13 a year more than the median, £134 over 10 years.
How efficient is it for its size?
Cohort: every 300 to 399 L fridge freezer in our current UK dataset with a verified product information sheet, compared on the label figure (kWh/annum).
Fridge freezers that use less energy
Same type and size group, at least 3% lower label figure. UK products only.
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| Liebherr CNSDA5723104 kWh/yr371 L | A | £27 | |
| Liebherr CBNBDA5223109 kWh/yr320 L | A | £29 | |
| Hisense RB440N4ACA109 kWh/yr336 L | A | £29 | |
| Hisense RB440N4AFA109 kWh/yr336 L | A | £29 | |
| Hoover HONCQ2T618AWK110 kWh/yr355 L | A | £29 |
The label states energy use per year at a standard 25 °C test; fridges run continuously, so no usage input applies. Estimated cost uses your electricity price and usage settings.
Fridge freezers similar to the Samsung Electronics RB33B610EWW
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|---|---|---|---|
| Hoover HONCQ2T618EXK270 kWh/yr355 L | E | £71 | |
| LG GBG5160CEV172 kWh/yr349 L | C | £45 | |
| Haier HDPW5618DWPK214 kWh/yr349 L | D | £56 | |
| Haier HDPW3618DNPK214 kWh/yr352 L | D | £56 | |
| Beko CFG4686VW250 kWh/yr325 L | E | £66 | |
| Hoover HONCQ2T618AWK110 kWh/yr355 L | A | £29 |
The label states energy use per year at a standard 25 °C test; fridges run continuously, so no usage input applies. Estimated cost uses your electricity price and usage settings.
Other Samsung Electronics models of similar size
| Model | Class | Est. cost / yr | Compare |
|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung Electronics RB34C600EBN254 kWh/yr344 L | E | £67 | |
| Samsung Electronics RB34C600DSA/EU204 kWh/yr344 L | D | £54 |
The label states energy use per year at a standard 25 °C test; fridges run continuously, so no usage input applies. Estimated cost uses your electricity price and usage settings.
Compare RB33B610EWW with another fridge freezer
Samsung Electronics RB33B610EWW specifications
Structured from the supplier’s product information sheet, the document the GB energy label is based on.
- Type
- fridge freezer
- Energy efficiency class
- E
- Energy efficiency index (EEI)
- 100
- Annual energy consumption
- 254 kWh/a
- Total volume
- 344 L
- Fridge (unfrozen) volume
- 230 L
- Freezer volume
- 114 L
- Freezer rating
- 4-star
- Noise
- 35 dB(A), class B
- Climate class
- extended temperate
- Design
- freestanding
- Dimensions (H × W × D)
- 1853 × 595 × 658 mm
RB33B610EWW energy label and product information sheet
Energy label and sources
Great Britain record. Northern Ireland follows the EU label; an EPREL record is shown here once linked.
- Scheme
- GB energy label (Energy Information Regulations)
- Regulation
- EU 2019/2016 as applied in Great Britain
- Model identifier
- RB33B610EWW
- Supplier
- Samsung
- Energy class
- E
- Label figure
- 254 kWh/annum
- Source
- Supplier product information sheet (published via a UK retail listing) (official document)
- Retrieved
- 20 September 2026
- Energy class shown
- E
- Seen at a UK retailer
- in stock, £549 on 20 September 2026 · listing
UK figures on this page are from the supplier’s product information sheet, the document behind the GB energy label, and are not edited. Running costs, benchmarks and comparisons are our calculations. Retailer price and availability are observations on the date shown, not offers. How the UK data is gathered and calculated.