The Hisense PureFlat Infinite RQ758N4SWSE is a large, multi-door American fridge freezer with a massive 606-litre capacity and a sleek stainless steel finish. It’s designed for busy households that want lots of flexible storage, modern styling and minimal upkeep.
With Wi-Fi connectivity via the ConnectLife app, Total No Frost and a clever convertible compartment, it sits towards the premium end of Hisense’s range while undercutting many big-name rivals with similar specs. The non-plumbed water dispenser also makes it far easier to slot into an existing kitchen.
A 4.8 out of 5 rating from over 1,500 reviews suggests owners are overwhelmingly happy with it, especially around space, quiet running and everyday convenience.
This model is ideal for larger households, keen cooks and anyone who shops in bulk. With 390 litres of fridge space and 216 litres in the freezer, there’s room for big family shops, batch cooking and party platters without the usual squeezing and stacking.
It suits buyers looking in the mid-to-premium bracket: you’re paying more than entry-level American fridge freezers, but you’re getting a more sophisticated design, Wi-Fi control, and flexible storage zones in return. If you want that upmarket look and feel without going full luxury-brand pricing, it’s a strong fit.
The Hisense PureFlat Infinite also works well for homes where plumbing in a water line isn’t practical. The 4-litre tank gives chilled water from the door without calling in a plumber. It’s a straightforward upgrade for existing kitchens.
If you live in a smaller flat or struggle with narrow hallways and doors, its 91.2cm width and 178.5cm height mean you’ll need to measure carefully. For compact spaces, a slimmer or standard 60cm fridge freezer will be easier to accommodate.
The standout strength here is sheer capacity. At 606 litres, it comfortably holds the equivalent of around 33 bags of shopping, so big weekly shops, entertaining and school packed lunches are all covered without playing Tetris every time you open the doors.
Total No Frost and a ventilated cooling system with Multi Air Flow mean cold air is circulated evenly and ice build-up is prevented. In practice, that means no manual defrosting, no frosty drawers and food staying fresher for longer at the back of the shelves.
The Triple Zone Cooling and My Fresh Choice compartment give a lot of flexibility. You can use the convertible zone as extra fridge or freezer space (or in-between) depending on the season or how you shop, which is far more adaptable than a fixed-layout appliance.
Design-wise, the PureFlat doors, recessed integrated handles and stainless steel finish give it a smart, built-in look. Internally, LED lighting, glass shelves, multiple salad and fresh zones, and generous door storage make everything easy to see and reach.
Smart features are another plus. Wi-Fi connectivity and the ConnectLife app let you monitor and adjust settings from your phone, handy if you’re away or want to quickly chill food and drinks before you get home. The inverter motor helps keep it running quietly at around 37dB, which is low for such a large appliance.
The non-plumbed water dispenser with a 4-litre tank adds day-to-day convenience without the hassle of plumbing, and the 4-star freezer rating plus fast-freeze and super cooling modes give you reassurance when adding fresh groceries.
The energy rating is E, which is fairly typical for a large American-style fridge freezer but not especially frugal. With an annual consumption of around 319 kWh, running costs will be noticeable if you’re particularly focused on efficiency.
There’s no ice dispenser or built-in ice maker, which some people expect on a premium-looking American model. You do get an ice cube tray, but if one-touch cubed or crushed ice is a must-have, you’ll need to look at alternatives.
The multi-door format and large overall size mean it will dominate smaller kitchens, and getting it through tight doorways or into flats with awkward access could be a challenge. You’ll need to plan delivery and positioning carefully.
Finally, the two-year manufacturer warranty is decent but not class-leading. Some rivals offer longer cover on the whole appliance or compressor, which may matter if you’re looking for maximum long-term peace of mind.
Day to day, the Hisense PureFlat Infinite is designed to be simple to live with. The touch controls and internal LED display make temperature adjustments straightforward, while the open door alert helps stop you accidentally leaving it ajar and warming the contents.
The layout is practical: only two main fridge shelves, but backed up by generous door balconies, multiple vegetable and fruit drawers and dedicated fresh zones. This encourages you to use drawers for organisation rather than overloading shelves, and makes it easier to store tall bottles upright in the door.
Total No Frost and auto-defrost in the fridge take almost all of the maintenance hassle away. There’s no need to chip away ice or empty the freezer for a manual defrost; just an occasional wipe-down and refilling the 4-litre water tank. The water tank design also means it’s easy to clean and descale if needed.
Noise levels are quoted at 37dB with a C noise rating, which is impressively quiet for a 606-litre American model. In an open-plan kitchen-diner you’re unlikely to notice it humming away in the background.
Smart control through the ConnectLife app adds a layer of convenience without complicating basic use. You can still control everything from the front panel, but the app is handy for checking temperatures, adjusting zones like My Fresh Choice, and using fast-cool functions when you’re not in the kitchen.
Cooling performance is strong, helped by the ventilated cooling system, Metal-Tech Cooling and Multi Air Flow. These work together to circulate air and maintain even temperatures, reducing hot and cold spots that can cause food to spoil faster.
The fridge compartment offers 390 litres of space with LED lighting, auto defrost and multiple salad crispers and fresh drawers. This makes it particularly good for homes that buy a lot of fresh produce, as you can separate fruit, veg, meat and dairy to keep everything at its best.
In the freezer, you get 216 litres of capacity with a 4-star rating, fast freeze, two main compartments and six door balconies. Fast freeze is especially useful after a big shop, rapidly locking in freshness when you add a lot of unfrozen food. Power failure safe storage of around 10 hours means frozen food should stay safe for a decent window during short outages.
Triple Zone Cooling and the My Fresh Choice convertible compartment are standout features. Being able to adjust a section between fridge and freezer temperatures gives you real flexibility: extra freezer space over Christmas, or extra chilling space for drinks and party food in the summer. Few traditional side-by-sides offer this level of adaptability.
The Wi-Fi capability and ConnectLife app put it ahead of many mid-range rivals. Smart alerts, remote temperature adjustments and mode changes from your phone aren’t essential, but they’re genuinely useful touches once you get used to them. Combined with the inverter motor for steady, efficient running, the overall feature set is very strong for its class.
Additional touches like the non-plumbed water dispenser, recessed integrated handles, internal LED display and open door alarm round out the package, making it feel like a thoughtfully specified appliance rather than a basic big box of cold air.
At £999.00, this Hisense sits in the mid-to-upper tier for American fridge freezers. It isn’t a bargain-basement option, but you are getting a serious amount of capacity and a rich feature set for the money.
Key value drivers are the 606-litre total space, Triple Zone Cooling with a convertible compartment, Total No Frost, a non-plumbed water dispenser and Wi-Fi app control. Many similarly priced competitors offer some, but not all, of these together.
Running costs are reasonable but not the lowest due to the E energy rating. For most households, the convenience and storage flexibility will outweigh the slight efficiency compromise, especially if you make good use of bulk buying and batch cooking.
The exceptionally strong user feedback — a 4.8/5 score from over 1,500 reviews — underlines that owners feel they’ve spent their money well. Taken as a whole, this model represents very good value if you want a large, modern American fridge freezer without pushing into the most expensive premium brands.
The Hisense PureFlat Infinite RQ758N4SWSE is a well-judged American fridge freezer that combines huge capacity, flexible storage and smart features in a stylish shell. For busy families and serious home cooks, it provides the space and organisation to keep fresh and frozen food under control with minimal fuss.
It’s not the most energy-efficient option and lacks a built-in ice dispenser, so those chasing the very lowest running costs or all the bells and whistles may want to compare with higher-end models. The large footprint also means it’s best suited to generously sized kitchens.
However, if you have the space and budget for a mid-to-premium appliance, this Hisense offers excellent everyday usability, very quiet operation and a specification that punches above its price. The overwhelmingly positive owner ratings back that up: it’s a strong, family-friendly choice that should keep up with busy households for years to come.
