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Benchmark DAC3 HGC review

Posted on March 10, 2017August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Say you want to buy a fridge. You walk into your local electrical retailer and look at the ones on offer within your budget.

After making sure it has a good Eco rating, you’ll probably open the doors, check out the space inside, wobble a few shelves and make your decision.

If it all looks and feels good you, like us, will probably buy it. And that’s without ever knowing whether it’s actually any good at cooling food.

Perceived value counts for a lot, and sometimes no matter how well a product performs there’s every chance it’ll get overlooked in favour of something that looks and feels better.

In the case of Benchmark’s DAC3 HGC that would be a shame, because this really is a top-class unit.
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