Liebherr CNd 5703

(7 reviews)

A premium 371-litre fridge freezer from Liebherr, with an EasyFresh compartment to extend food freshness.

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Key features

  • Capacity: 371 litres
  • Type: NoFrost, EasyFresh compartment
  • Noise level: 35 dB
  • Premium German brand, EasyFresh compartment

In detail: Liebherr CNd 5703 EasyFresh Fridge Freezer

Liebherr, a German brand that has been a reference in domestic and commercial cooling for decades, offers with the CNd 5703 a 371-litre fridge freezer that leans on build quality rather than piling on connected features.

Its EasyFresh compartment holds a temperature close to 0°C, an environment that noticeably extends how long fresh food stays good compared with a plain fridge compartment, particularly useful for cold cuts, dairy or opened vegetables. The NoFrost system removes any need for manual defrosting, a welcome upkeep comfort over time.

Noise at 35 dB stays discreet day to day, suited to a kitchen open onto a living space. The appliance is also compatible with the optional SmartDeviceBox, a connected module that can be added later for remote monitoring.

The Liebherr CNd 5703 suits anyone after a premium fridge freezer built to last, backed by the German brand's reputation for reliability and build quality.

Technical data

Detailed characteristics

Performance

Energy class?European energy efficiency class, from A (most efficient) to G.D
Noise level?Noise emitted by the unit, in decibels (dB(A)).35 dB

Dimensions and power supply

Dimensions?Width, depth and height of the unit (W x D x H).59.7 x 201.5 x 67.5 cm

Additional information

Total capacity371 litres
CoolingNoFrost
NotableEasyFresh compartment close to 0°C
ConnectivitySmartDeviceBox compatible (optional)
DoorReversible

Our tester's verdict: Pierre Freysinger

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Installed to replace a generic fridge freezer after several years of use, the CNd 5703 confirms Liebherr's reputation for careful build quality. The EasyFresh compartment makes a real difference for sensitive items like cold cuts or opened vegetables, which noticeably keep longer than in a standard fridge compartment. The NoFrost system entirely eliminates manual defrosting, a comfort that holds up over time with no frost reappearing in the freezer compartment. Noise at 35 dB stays discreet, never becoming intrusive even in an open-plan kitchen. Adjusting the shelves is effortless thanks to a well-designed rail system. The price, higher than the market average for this capacity, is justified by the build quality and the brand's reputation for longevity, a genuine long-term investment rather than a stopgap purchase.

Frequently asked questions: Liebherr CNd 5703 EasyFresh Fridge Freezer

It's a zone held at a temperature close to 0°C, which extends how long fresh food stays good compared with a standard fridge compartment.

No, the NoFrost system entirely removes the need for manual defrosting in the freezer compartment.

It's compatible with the SmartDeviceBox, an optional connected module for adding remote monitoring of the appliance.

The price reflects the build quality and reputation for longevity associated with the Liebherr brand, an investment built to last rather than a stopgap purchase.

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