Quality materials, great feel of operation, intuitive controls, and a top-notch finish. Doors are nicely weighted and constructed. Take your time installing the handles, the delivery team slightly scratched mine while trying to hurry.

We have had our refrigerator for over a week and love it. I read SO many reviews on different sites ( primarily comparing LG Samsung GE) so I had all of the pros and conns of each memorized. We are limited in space and wanted a french door model with ice/water on the door. We think it runs very quietly. Of course when the ice fills and drops you hear the sound, but that is only a few seconds --and it’s quieter than our last fridge. We have not run out of ice --we are a family of 4 and although we aren’t filling glasses all day we’ve always had ice when needed. The crushed ice does spew a bit but so did our other fridge--using a wide cup and holding it close to the top helps. The water dispenser is great (not slow to us as a few commented) and the space of the dispenser to fit your glass is quite tall. (Our neighbors have a Whirlpool and they can’t fit tall glasses in theirs.) The dispenser lights/words are easy to read and the dispenser casing seems securely attached (some commented that it fell off easily -not sure how this could happen so maybe GE changed/fixed something). The inside is so bright and it’s easy to see everything in the drawers and shelves. The only negative regarding the shelves is I had to remove one shelf so we could fit more tall drink containers --but there is still more than enough room for everything. We had a side by side before so we don’t have as much door storage but the wide shelves make up for this. The freezer is great --the bottom part has a divider so food doesn’t become too disorganized and I use the top sliding shelf for ice cream treats and things the kids can easily see/grab. We love the slate color --definitely fingerprint-proof. The handles are stainless but it’s so easy to wipe them quickly.

I bought the GE after a painful experience w/LG customer service. I heard from many that Samsung was no better; both of their products are superior to GE, you just don't want to have to look for warranty support from them; it's almost not there. So, I went with the GE based on Consumer Reports indicating competitive quality. I learned that wasn't the case. Although the fridge keeps necessary temperatures, everything is poorly engineered/designed: noisy, less efficient use of space, cheap and week materials, poor ice maker making those annoying crescent shaped cubes, doors that are designed to favor staying open instead of closing, inferior display/dispenser panel and dispensing unreliable, and unnecessarily BULKY. Too bad LG has such lousy customer support and repair service. The LG was twice what the GE fridge is in design and performance.

We live in a 20+ year old home and aren't ready for a full remodel with cabinets. This fridge gives the benefits of french doors without taking out cabinets. It is alot deeper--so at first it was visually just really big in a small kitchen. Now I am used to the depth and the fridge sticking farther into the floor space. Love the finish.

Had to get this refrigerator because of width constraints replacing old refrigerator. This one is deeper and has much more refrigerator space but you lose freezer space. Not as loud as everyone says it is. Does not really save on electricity compared to an old refrigerator.