Besides the new PRISM+ Google TVs, PRISM+ also unveiled its launch of the new Inspire Series Refrigerators. As Malaysia’s first fully customisable refrigerators, the lineup debuts with two models — the Inspire SBS 750 Side-by-Side Refrigerator and the Inspire FDR 720 Four-Door Refrigerator, offering generous capacities of 750L and 720L, respectively.
Customisable Design for Every Home
Unlike conventional fridges, the Inspire Series lets homeowners personalise their refrigerator doors with durable anti-glare matte glass panels. Available in five stylish colours — Sky Blue, Pastel Pink, Pastel Beige, Matte White, and Matte Black — the panels are easy to swap out, giving flexibility to match changing interiors or personal style.
Intelligent Cooling for Fresher Storage
Behind the stylish design, the Inspire Series packs smart cooling features to keep food fresh longer. A Multi-Zone Cooling system ensures precise airflow and temperature control across compartments, keeping fruits, vegetables, meats, and drinks stored in their ideal environments.
Metal Cooling panels help lock in cold air and maintain a consistent temperature even when doors are frequently opened, while an anti-odour carbon filter eliminates up to 99.9% of bacteria and odours for a fresher, more hygienic interior.
Furthermore, the Inspire Series also comes equipped with:
- Inverter compressor for energy efficiency and quieter operation.
- True Total No-Frost system to prevent ice build-up and simplify maintenance.
- Colour touch control panel for easy adjustments.
- 12-year compressor warranty, ensuring durability and peace of mind.
Price and Availability
The PRISM+ Inspire Series Refrigerators will be available in Malaysia starting from RM2999, with pre-orders opening on 3 October 2025 exclusively through the PRISM+ website. By the way, the Inspire FDR 720 Four-Door (720L) model is RM3599.
On the other hand, PRISM+ also unveiled its new lineup and 4K QD Mini-LED Google TVs, starting from RM2599. To read more about it, you can check out our news coverage right here. Stay tuned for more trending tech news at TechNave.com.
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