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Which is better?
For most families, I'd choose Mitsubishi.
The biggest reason is the Supercool/Soft Freezing drawer. It lets you keep meat and fish at about -7°C so they remain sliceable without fully freezing. Many owners find this more useful day-to-day than Hitachi's vacuum compartment. Mitsubishi also has slightly lower energy consumption and is often a few hundred dollars cheaper. �
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Where Hitachi wins
Hitachi's premium models have a vacuum compartment and advanced produce preservation system. If you buy lots of fresh vegetables, fruit, sashimi, or premium meats and want maximum freshness, Hitachi has a slight edge. Some users specifically choose Hitachi for its vegetable storage technology. �
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Reliability
This is effectively a draw. Appliance enthusiasts and repair-focused discussions frequently place both Japanese-made Mitsubishi and Hitachi units among the most reliable premium refrigerators sold in Australia. �
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My ranking
???? Mitsubishi 700L — best overall balance of features, food preservation, energy efficiency, and value.
???? Hitachi 735L — best if you specifically want the vacuum compartment and premium produce storage.
If I were spending $4,000–$5,000 AUD today for a large family fridge, I'd buy the Mitsubishi 700L MR-WX700C series. Its soft-freezing drawer is genuinely useful, the energy consumption is slightly lower, and owner satisfaction is consistently excellent. � |
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