Sub-Zero's Brand New 48-Inch Refrigerator: What You Should Know Before Buying

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In this video, we dive into the impressive new features Sub-Zero's latest 48-inch refrigerator, the CL4850UFD/S along with classic features that define the brand's legacy in refrigeration.
Discover what sets the CL4850UFD/S apart from the competition as we explore its innovative technology, spacious design, and exceptional performance. We'll also provide a comparison with other leading 48-inch refrigerator models on the market, helping you make an informed decision for your next kitchen renovation.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:51 New Features
2:15 Classic Features
4:15 Key Takeaways

[@dougjb7848]

They are very expensive, but if they keep food fresher longer, for a lifespan an order of magnitude above routine appliances, the benefits add up in subtle ways.

[@Jason-cg4gf]

is it worth spending $10,000 on a refrigerator? I'm saving up for the Subzero Pro 48, so it would be worth $20,000 if I can convince my wife and start the renovation on my kitchen. No, I'm not rich, but I do want a high end kitchen. I also want a cooktop with a double griddle, double oven, built in coffee maker and built in microwave. I do have a 42" Wolf grill, a side burner, multi cooker, blender, and Cove dishwasher. I love all of them. Best appliances ever!

[@michaeldaugherty1933]

Enjoyed this video very much! Kudos to all involved in the making of this video!

[@pctomactechtalk]

Link to the old sub Zero comparison video?

[@yazars]

From a cost perspective, even if SubZeros are more reliable and repairable, the higher cost compared to normal refrigerators means that most people could buy multiple new regular refrigerators for the cost of one SubZero. So then it comes down to whether people would pay thousands of dollars more for performance compared to regular refrigerators. In my case, I decided that I would be content going with regular refrigerators.

[@quantlife9002]

It also depends on your specific real estate market like where I am you won’t see any homes over $2m without subzero and wolf appliances and even in $1-1.5m newer condos and townhomes. Then for example for homes over $6m we expect like a French range rather then a Wolf one

[@cfitzeo]

Buying multiple refrigerators just adds to environmental waste. In my opinion that is more damaging than having to maintain one single unit over a long period of time.

[@sanky77]

Is the stainless steel fingerprint resistant

[@JohnLee-db9zt]

None are unless you’re gullible. 😂

[@rastaptc]

Is it worth spending $10,000 or more on a refrigerator? The obvious answer is it all depends on how rich you are. For most people the answer is no.

[@dougjb7848]

SubZero?
I prefer Scorpion.
_MORTAL KOMBAT!!_

[@ritas1433]

😂😂

[@kennethtong-su4th]

Too expensive.