I was really concerned that I would lose room in our new counter depth fridge, but we with the nice door shelves, we actually have more room. We purchased slate and really glad we did.
We like our new refrigerator. It fits better in the designated area and has features like a large meat drawer. Freezer section is also large. The proof will be in the pudding as they say. Our last LG had to be repaired three time in 6 years and we said goodbye
After a fair amount of research, it was clear to me that I should stick with GE. I’ve always had good luck with this brand in the past and I anticipate with the reviews I’ve read to continue having good luck with GE. The unit is sleek, good looking and has all the bells and whistles I need.
We've had the refrigerator for about a month and overall we're pleased with it. It's attractive and offers a lot of interior space. However, the quality of the refrigerator appears to be much lower than that of the similar 16-year-old GE Profile refrigerator it replaces (not nearly as "solid", more plastic, etc.) The GE Profile "twin" of this refrigerator, which we also looked at, is nearly identical except for some cosmetic differences and a few more convenience features. It's worth noting that the warranty for this refrigerator only covers the sealed refrigeration system for 1 year, whereas the Profile version covers the sealed refrigeration system for 5 years. Our major disappointment with this refrigerator is that it doesn't display the ACTUAL temperature of the fresh food and freezer compartments -- even though the online product description and downloadable Quick Specs continue (as of this writing) to claim that they do. That is an important feature for us and contributed to our decision to purchase this refrigerator. It's concerning that that feature continues to be advertised in product literature, and in conversations with multiple GE employees, most could not tell me whether or not the refrigerator really has the feature. (There's now an answer to a customer question posted here that states the refrigerator does NOT support that feature -- product literature not withstanding.) It's obviously too early to tell how reliable the refrigerator will be, but I'm somewhat concerned given my experience with GE so far on this purchase. Finally, the pinkish plastic wrap covering the doors during shipment is a real pain to remove since the wrap extends UNDER the door hinges.