Bosch KGN39KL35 Fridge-Freezer: Full No Frost Confirmed? Media Expert vs RTV Euro AGD Info

Hello

I was recently a step away from buying a Bosch KGN39KL35 fridge-freezer in Media Expert, but dealer said that fridge there is no full No Frost . Interestingly, on the internet, e.g. on the RTV Euro AGD website is described as " full No Frost ". On the Media Expert website I don't see any information that would say anything else.

https://www.euro.com.pl/lodowki/bosch-kgn39kl35.bhtml#opis
https://www.mediaexpert.pl/lodowki/lodowka-bosch-kgn39kl35,id-685988

Can anyone confirm or deny - is it full or no frost?

Maybe what I mean by "full No Frost" - the system works both in the refrigerator (preventing moisture accumulation) and in the freezer (preventing ice formation).
Someone can correct me here if I am wrong.

greetings

The device manufacturer's website is always the exponent of the device specification.
http://www.bosch-home.pl/lista-produktow/chlo...on-highlights/Togglebox=-100108612/Togglebox= -1437200038 / Togglebox = -1730063421 / Togglebox = -582378998 / Togglebox = -735766082 / Togglebox = -809813752 / Togglebox = -953111532 / Togglebox = 1696651431 / Togglebox = 303,063,729 / 849,163,558 = Togglebox / Togglebox = -1860380949 /
You always have the opportunity to ask the manufacturer what he meant in the contentious issue - full, incomplete, 3/4 No Frost.

The manufacturer wrote back to me that this model is full of No Frost - in the fridge and freezer.

Now the only question is whether the No Frost system in Bosch devices is in any way worse than those in devices from other manufacturers?

Did the seller just want to push the device from another manufacturer? (interestingly, one of the proposals was cheaper - whirlpool)