love the quad door design with the ability to flex the lower right compartment between cool and freeze modes. Coming from a French door F&P refrigerator, it takes a bit of time to get used to the lower mass of the doors - one must be sure they are closed. Not to worry if they aren't - the alarm will sound.
We are thrilled with our new fridge, but as with any appliance, you must consider your needs before buying. For small families like ours, this model is close to ideal. It has a gleaming exterior finish and smudges can be wiped away with a dry microfiber cloth. The interior is bright and well-lit, the shelves are sturdy (other refrigerators we looked at had surprisingly flimsy shelves – be sure to check before buying!) and they can be configured to allow for taller items. The shelves are wide but not deep so it’s easy to see and keep track of everything inside. Its smaller footprint is appreciated in our galley kitchen.
The fridge does have a couple of shortcomings that might be dealbreakers for some people, depending on their needs: First, the freezer bins are small and their back walls are angled inwards, so the bin floors are even smaller than the opening at top. This means large items might not lay flat in the bins or they might not fit at all. Second, I wish at least one of the three flex drawers in the bottom right quadrant could be configured separately so I could have, say, two chill bins and one extra freezer bin instead of all three bins having to be one or the other. My family is small and we are not frozen pizza fans, so the freezer limitations don’t affect us much and we have found that its other features make it a joy to use. It was a great choice for us.