
Kenmore 17.5 Cu Ft Counter Depth
Last price we saw
$1,499.99at Walmart, last seen Nov 1
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Our take on the Kenmore 17.5 Cu Ft Counter Depth
The Kenmore 17.5 cu ft Counter Depth French Door refrigerator is a freestanding stainless steel model sized to sit nearly flush with kitchen cabinets. It pairs a 12.4 cu ft fresh-food section with a 5.1 cu ft drawer freezer and a single crescent-ice maker. Its 512 kWh yearly energy use is modest for a French door fridge. No current store price was supplied, so check the latest quote against its recent range before buying.
Best forKitchens where cabinet-depth fit mattersSmaller households of two to fourBuyers who want a drawer freezer and crescent iceRentals and secondary kitchens
Pros
- Counter-depth footprint sits close to cabinet lines
- Drawer freezer keeps frozen items at easy reach
- Single crescent ice maker included
- Glass shelves and six door bins for organization
- Automatic defrost, no manual scraping
Cons
Kenmore 17.5 Cu Ft Counter Depth prices at every store
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Kenmore 17.5 Cu Ft Counter Depth price history
Lowest price we've seen: $1,499.99 on Nov 1 at Walmart. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is 17.5 cu ft enough for a family?
- It suits two to four people. Larger families or bulk buyers will likely find the 5.1 cu ft freezer tight.
- What does counter depth mean here?
- The body is built to sit near flush with standard 24-inch cabinets, so it protrudes less than a full-depth fridge. Measure your opening and door swing before ordering.
- How much energy does it use?
- Kenmore rates it at 512 kWh per year. That is average for a French door model of this size, not a standout.
- What ice does it make?
- A single ice maker produces crescent ice. There is no second ice maker or craft ice option.
- When is it cheapest?
- Major-appliance sales around Memorial Day, Labor Day and Black Friday tend to bring the deepest discounts. Compare the current quote with its recent price history before buying.