Which is better for a small kitchen?

The Samsung. At 29.9 inches wide it is about 3 inches narrower than the 33-inch Whirlpool, which matters in tight openings.

Which has lower energy use?

The Samsung is ENERGY STAR certified. The Whirlpool is not, and its listed consumption is 659 kWh.

Is the Whirlpool worth the savings?

If you want ice and water through the door and a lower price, yes. It costs $394 less as of November 5, 2026.

Which has more space?

The Samsung, at 22 cu ft versus 21 cu ft for the Whirlpool. The difference is small.

Do either connect to a phone?

Only the Samsung lists smart features. The Whirlpool lists no connectivity.

Which is better for a family that uses a lot of ice?

The Whirlpool, because its in-door dispenser gives ice and water without opening the freezer.

Samsung rf22a4111sr French Door Refrigerator vs Whirlpool 21.4-cu ft Standard-Depth 33-in Wide Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Ice Maker Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Finish

Buy the Whirlpool if you want the lowest price and a door dispenser for ice and water. Buy the Samsung if you want a French door layout, a narrower 30-inch footprint, and an ENERGY STAR rating. The Whirlpool is $995 at The Appliance Barn as of November 5, 2026, and the Samsung is $1,389 at Plesser's Appliances as of November 5, 2026, so the Whirlpool costs $394 less.

Today the Whirlpool 21.4-cu ft Standard-Depth 33-in Wide Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Ice Maker Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Finish costs $394.00 less at its best price.

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