Fisher & Paykel - 32 in. Wide 16.9 Cu. Ft. French Door Refrigerator - Stainless Steel

This works well in our small kitchen. Very quiet. It is small, though! Small ice cube bin. Small yet deep freezer space.

The refrigerator is great. It’s a smaller size as we needed that it’s beautiful and for being small has ample space. It’s done very well. Best Buy however, is not so great. They neglect to tell you that you have to hire a Private plumber to get this installed. Do not believe that your delivery person will install this. They just plug it in that you need a private plumber to hook up the waterline. It’s an outside waterline. We spent way too much time trying to get Best Buy to understand that delivery people will not hook this particular refrigerators waterline up.

I love this refrigerator. It fit perfectly. However they were unable to install it with the stainless steel waterline they brought . I had to call a plumber

Just got this so this review is mostly about the initial impressions and setting everything up. I thought it unnecessary that I needed to have an appointment with a specially trained F&P sales person, but they made my process very simple (I didn't have to go to the showroom and meet with them). Unit is very pricey and we purchased after reading other reviews online. The unit is (and looks to be) well engineered and manufactured, but misses terribly on a couple of points. The unit for the ice maker and water filter is external and although simplistic, is ridiculous to install. Instructions call for it to be wall mounted externally, behind the unit. With such precisioned engineering for everything else, this feature seems to be an afterthought. The fridge (especially the ice maker) is very loud when compared to less costly fridges. When running we hear this over the sound of an active dishwasher. Again, for the price, it would seem the quality would be a little more superior. Our main reason for purchase was that it fits the dimensions of the galley kitchen. Perhaps next time we'll take everyone's advice, buy something cheaper, and use the extra we spent to push the wall out? I am hopeful, though, as the unit is attractive and seems solid. It may eventually win me over.

I purchased this Fisher Paykel fridge after my 15-year-old fridge went kaput. My most important features in the new fridge were 33" or smaller, bottom freezer, water dispenser, and in stock. My choices were a lower-end Samsung or this Fisher Paykel. I had been admiring Fisher Paykel appliances for a few years and decided to spend a little extra for this one and I'm so glad I did. Upsides: The external water filter is actually a big plus for me – it means more space in an already small fridge. I installed mine in a cabinet above the fridge and store extra filters in the same cabinet. It's a perfect solution and means the fridge is as flush as possible to the wall. (I'm too short to use that cabinet for anything else.) The interior is well laid out and I appreciate the bottle holders that came with it. I ended up buying a few bins from the Container Store to organize the shelves and it's been working great. Ice maker works well and I love that it came with a scoop. The second drawer in the freezer means I'm not losing food to the abyss. I use the top for leftovers, coffee grinds, and ice cream. The bottom gets meats and frozen meals. Nothing gets lost! Downsides: the water dispenser dripped for a few days until I realized there was still air in the filter and tubes. I drew nearly 5 gallons before the tubes stopped dripping. Since then, everything has been perfect. I highly recommend this fridge, though it may be better if you can get it from another supplier. Best Buy promised this unit was "in stock" but it then took 6+ weeks for delivery. Upon delivery, the installers refused to put the filter where I wanted it because they "can't drill into the wall." They also installed the filter directly into the drywall without any anchors. I feel you could get better selling practices and install from a local company.