Refrigerators
Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG
The Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG is a refrigerator with 290 L, energy class D. CHA estimate: about €36/year to run at Germany's average tariff.
≈ €36/year to run · CHA estimate at Germany's average tariff · calculate your own
Every spec below is sourced from the manufacturer product page, verified 5 Aug 2026, never invented.
Key specs
The specs that decide it — everything else is in the full sheet below.
290 L
larder
D
89 kWh/yr
Yes
35 dB(A)
Features & connectivity
Connectivity & smart features
Manufacturer wording (19)
Feature text exactly as the manufacturer prints it. Listed for reference, not verified as a claim by this site.
- Humidity Fresh+
- Optimal Fresh+
- Metal Cooling
- AI Energy Mode
- Jährlicher Energieverbrauch: 89 kWh/Jahr
- Rauminhalt gesamt: 290 ℓ
- No Frost+
- Digital Inverter Technologie mit 10 Jahren Garantie auf Kompressor
- Drahtlose Kommunikation möglich
- SpaceMax
- Tür-offen-Warnsignal
- WiFi Steuerung
- Smart Sensor/Multi Airflow
- Innenbeleuchtung
- Art der Innenraumbeleuchtung: LED Top & Side Light
- Frischeschubladen: Humidity Fresh+/Optimal Fresh+
- Rack & Shelf: Optional
- Silberdekor
- Eierbehälter
Feature data from the manufacturer page, read 2026-09-20. A feature is listed only when that page states it for this model; a missing chip is not a statement that the feature is absent.
Full specification sheet
Capacity
How much it holds — load, volume, place settings, tank size.
- Total net volume
Usable storage across fridge and freezer. Higher holds more.
- 290 L 28th pct in category
- Fridge volume
Usable fresh-food (fridge) volume.
- 290 L 55th pct in category
Energy & running cost
Energy label, consumption, water use and noise.
- Energy class
EU 2021 energy-efficiency label, A (best) to G (worst). Ranks how little energy the appliance uses for its class. A wins.
- D 39th pct in category
- Annual energy
Manufacturer-stated energy use per year under the standard test cycle. Lower is cheaper to run.
- 89 kWh/yr 94th pct in category
- Noise level
Airborne acoustic noise emission from the energy label. Lower is quieter.
- 35 dB(A) 44th pct in category
- Noise class
Noise-emission class (A quietest to D loudest) from the EU energy label.
- B
Physical
Size, weight, finish and how it installs.
- Width
External width — check against your installation gap.
- 54 cm
- Height
External height.
- 177.5 cm
- Depth
External depth (excluding handles/hoses unless stated).
- 55 cm
- Weight
Product weight. Relevant for handling and for cordless vacuums where lighter is better.
- 75 kg
- Installation
How it installs (freestanding, built-in / integrated, etc.).
- built-in
- Format
Body style (fridge-freezer, american, french-door, upright/chest freezer, undercounter).
- larder
Features
Programmes, smart control and convenience functions.
- Frost-free / No Frost
Auto-defrost freezer — you never manually defrost.
- Yes
- Wi-Fi module
Built-in, available as a retrofit module, or explicitly not available. Stored only when the manufacturer page states it for this model.
- Wi-Fi built in
- Technologies
Named technologies the manufacturer states for this model (heat-pump drying, zeolite drying, pyrolytic cleaning and so on); each is defined in the glossary.
- No Frost, fridge and freezer, Inverter compressor, Door alarm
Frequently asked questions
What is the volume of the Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG? +
The Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG has a volume of 290 L.
What energy class is the Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG? +
The Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG carries an EU energy label rating of D.
How much energy does the Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG use per year? +
The Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG uses an estimated 89 kWh per year under the standard test cycle.
How loud is the Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG? +
The Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG has a rated noise level of 35 dB(A).
How much does the Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG cost to run per year? +
CompareHomeAppliances estimates about €36 per year in energy costs, based on the Samsung BRR29723DWW-EG's own energy-label figures at Germany's average household tariff (€0.4/kWh, as of 2026-07). This is a CHA-computed estimate, not a manufacturer-stated figure — use the running-cost calculator to plug in your own tariff.