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America's 250th birthday is this weekend, and we're well into the FIFA World Cup elimination rounds. So if you're planning an over-the-top July 4th celebration or soccer watch party, you're gonna need some extra fridge space. Right now at LG, you can get the Counter-Depth Max French Door fridge for $1,600 off, plus get a free 6 cu.ft. single-door fridge absolutely free.

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The Counter-Depth Max offers 23.7 cubic feet of total storage space in a sleek, thin design that's perfect for kitchens on the smaller side. The stainless steel finish is fingerprint and smudge-resistant and offers a visual upgrade to your kitchen. With water and ice in the door, you can quickly fill pitchers and buckets while hosting or grab a quick drink for yourself.

It also features an alarm to alert you if the doors are left open too long or don't fully close, a Sabbath mode for religious observation without risking losing your groceries, and Energy Star certification for better power efficiency.

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