Matthew Zahnzinger

Just because you may not be familiar with a brand doesn't mean it's not any less worthy of your attention than a more established name. Haier is a fairly recent addition to the American appliance market, but some of its products are as good as the more recognizable models. The Haier RRTW18VABW, for instance, is an excellent entry-level fridge that can more than hold its own with the major competition. Like all entry-level fridges, it has its flaws - a somewhat cheap interior design and inconsistent freezer temperatures were the biggest issues we came across - but with online sale prices hitting the $370 mark, it's a pretty fantastic bargain for consumers on a budget. Give this Haier a try, and see if this younger brand is a good fit for your kitchen.

For all the high scores that completely dry clothes earned for this machine, the Kenmore 89032 simply isn't as good as other similarly priced models available today. With cycles that get too hot for too long, this dryer not only isn't the cheapest on the market, it'll also cost you more in the long run due to the increased rate at which you'll likely have to replace your clothes. The minimal amount of preset cycles and almost complete lack of extra drying features means there isn't even any technical achievement that can make up for over heated drying.

Looking to upgrade from a basic fridge to something more spacious? Consider the Kenmore 51026 26.5. A reasonable price tag gets you ample storage space and consistent, though not perfect, temperature control. It's not the best fridge on the market, but it's also not nearly as expensive.

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