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The Bosch B36CT80SNS is a 36-inch counter-depth French door refrigerator with a bottom freezer and a built-in ice maker. Its standout hardware is a dual-compressor, dual-evaporator system that cools the fridge and freezer separately, which limits odor transfer and holds temperature and humidity steadier than single-compressor rivals. VitaFreshPro drawers balance temperature and humidity automatically for produce and meat, and MultiAirFlow fans spread cold air evenly. It suits kitchens that want a flush, counter-depth fit and separate climate zones, and it is ENERGY STAR qualified. Against single-compressor French door models it trades a higher price tier for finer cooling control; against premium built-ins it offers similar zone control in a freestanding cabinet.
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Lowest price we've seen: $78.75 on Nov 11 at littlewoods. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 11.
The Bosch B36CT80SNS is a 36-inch smart, counter-depth French door refrigerator with a total capacity of 21 cu. ft. It has a stainless steel exterior that is easy to clean. Inside, the shelves are made of glass and stainless steel, and storage features such as FlexBar™ make the space flexible.
Dual compressors and evaporators give precise control of cooling and humidity and reduce odor transfer. VitaFreshPro™ balances both temperature and humidity automatically. MultiAirFlow™ creates gentle, even currents of cold air throughout the fresh-food and freezer areas. This minimizes temperature fluctuations and shortens cooling times. FreshProtect™ absorbs naturally occurring ethylene to slow ripening.
Home Connect™ and Wi-Fi let you control and monitor the refrigerator from your smartphone. It is also Alexa Ready. A touch control panel manages the settings, and LED lighting brightens the interior. The freezer has an ice maker. The refrigerator is ENERGY STAR qualified.
