Performs it’s function

It gets cold enough to freeze things, depending on the settings used. And it’s small enough.

Its a Great Freezer

I love that its compact, you can clean it easily

I would buy again

Works perfectly for what I needed it for.

Great Freezer

I love the size of it, the ease of opening and closing the door very happy so far.

Compact and Quiet

Although we have only had this freezer for 3 months, it's compact, fits in the intended space, and is very quiet, plus we got it for a good price.

C'mon, GE, Really?? Ever heard of beta testing?

I haven't even plugged it in, yet, but we'll get started with just a few issues with the setting up process. First the unit is light and easy to maneuver into place. Good thing, because there aren't any handles, notches or ridges on the unit with which to pick it up. After getting it place, next step is plugging it in. Piece of cake, right? Not so much. GE offers zero instructions on how to access the power cord for this model. There are two access panels. One on the side with what looks like a three-prong outlet icon and three sheet metal screws fastening the metal panel to the chassis. I went with that one. Nope. That was the compressor access panel. OK, so there's a flip open panel in the rear of the unit. The panel has white lettering on a white background that says something about power code access. But yes, that's the one that you open and maneuver out the bundled power cord, then snap the panel shut. The power cord is a whopping 5.5 feet long. Instead of making the power cord instructions easy to read, GE decided its much more important to have a huge warning label on the side of the unit. If you can't get enough of warning labels, there are more inside the unit and on the rear warning of flammable refrigerant. I guess people are in the habit of smoking while sawing through refrigeration lines. OK, so we can plug it in. Now, the GE manual is very clear about setting it up: "Make sure the temperature control is set at 4." There's only one problem, GE: THE TEMPERATURE CONTROL HAS NO F()#&ING NUMBERS. But I'm sure there are FAQs that address this. Guess again. GE has only generic FAQs that keep us all awake at night, like how do I find the serial number on my appliance. Well, surely GE has made some YouTube videos showing how to set up the unit. Strike three. Zilch, Nada, a big goose egg.

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Product meets expectations

This chest freezer, for the garage, is in the garage. It's working well.

would buy again

Great little freezer

GE Garage ready Freezer

Freezer arrived in good condition. The defrost plug is a little loose but not a deal breaker!

GREAT SIZE, QUIET RUNNING MOTOR...GARAGE READY.

I HAVE ALWAYS BEEN A FAN OF GE PRODUCTS! THIS LITTLE FREEZER IS THE PERFECT SIZE FOR OUR NEEDS...THE ONLY REASON I GIVE IT A 4 STAR RATING IS BECAUSE IT IS NOT FROST FREE...HOWEVER, IT IS GARAGE READY WHICH IS A DEFINATE PLUS.

Light and powerful

I am very impressed with how light the freezer weighs and how cold you can set it!

[Rewarded Review] Great food prep option

Perfect complement to my kitchen refrigerator and to store leftovers for longer.

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It was wonderful

Small but mighty

This is a perfect size for my husband and me.

Perfect size. Very quiet while running.

Nice freezer for that extra food storage you need. Not too big and very efficient.

Easy to install

Ordered and was delivered right on time. The people that delivered it were very helpful

Freezer Review

Great freezer! No complaints! Thanks, NFM!

Great features

Received my new GE freezer today so far is doing well cooling fast staying cool inside real good. It was delivered with a dent in the bottom other than that I’m satisfied.

Simple, basic, effective

Sure, it's basic -- no bells & whistles, no digital controls, no Wi-Fi connectivity, no blinky lights. But it doesn't need any of that stuff. It freezes, holds temperature well, provides reasonably easy access to everything inside (at least as much as any chest model), and uses about 35% less electricity than my previous small freezer (which was, admittedly, 20 years old). Nice, simple unit with nothing complicated to break. It does the job.

Defective item

Damaged by the manufacturer in the lid. Had to return. But Home Depot customer service was great about picking it up.