Bosch fridges here come from the Series 2, Series 4 and Series 6 lines. There are integrated and freestanding models, from under-counter to full height. Most are larder fridges, which give all their space to chilled food and have no freezer, while a few add a small ice box. So there is something here whether you are fitting out a new kitchen or replacing a standalone fridge.

Bosch built-in fridges are fully integrated behind a cabinet door. Built-under models fit beneath the worktop, either as a 134 litre larder fridge or as a 93 litre fridge with a 17 litre ice box. For tall housings, column larder fridges come in 136, 204 and 310 litre sizes. It is worth checking how the door fixes. Series 2 models use a sliding hinge, where the cabinet door glides on runners attached to the fridge door. The Series 4 and Series 6 models use a fixed hinge, which joins both doors so they move as one for a neater finish. The integrated models run at 34 to 35 dB, and the Series 4 built-under models are internet connected.

Bosch freestanding fridges include two 56 cm wide Series 2 under-counter models: a larder fridge and one with an ice box. Both need defrosting by hand. If you want more room, Series 4 tall larder fridges offer 346 litres in a 60 cm width, or 402 litres in white or a stainless steel look with app control. An ice box is handy for ice cubes and a few frozen essentials, but if you need proper freezer space, take a look at Bosch fridge freezers.

To narrow the choice, start with where the fridge will go: under the counter or in a tall space. For an integrated model, also check whether your kitchen suits a sliding or a fixed hinge. Then decide whether you want an ice box, and pick a capacity that matches how much fresh food you keep. Energy ratings are D or E across the range.