LG - Counter-Depth MAX 25.5 Cu. Ft. French Door Smart Refrigerator with Dual Ice - PrintProof Stainless Steel

First refrigerator we bought in many, many years. My wife and I both love all the features, especially the 2 ice makers with different size ice cubes. Wife likes the "baby" size in the door dispensor. The fridge capacity is huge for a "counter depth" size and freezer and fridge lights are great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We purchased this unit about 2 weeks ago after our prior branded fridge started to falter and further service investment wasn't of interest. So happy we switched back to LG. Quality! The doors are smoother, the lighting is better, the dual ice makers are wonderful and we shouldn't ever run out of ice with large gatherings again! The ice cubes are even smaller and better than our last fridge. Live this unit! The value is excellent!

Got this at a great sale price during the Black Friday Sale. I just found the 2 small shelves in the door after a month!! Ice and water in the door is easy to operate. I love having the separate ice in the freezer. Large amount of freezer space and easy pull out drawer. The fridge section is spacious with adjustable glass shelves and very wide door shelves.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has been the worst experience it has been dinging since my purchase and lg has not assisted in this process. I am so un happy. I bought this fridge because I have other lg products in my home, This is awful

Overall, i am very impressed with the fact that this counter-depth refrigerator has replaced a full-depth refrigerator without having to sacrifice internal storage capacity. It is also apparent that the build quality of this unit does match that of the comparable unit that it replaced. This is evident in the quality of the plastic in the drawers and shelves, the weight of the doors etc. I am also disappointed that the display model had adjustable shelves that allowed for temporary storage of tall items, but the unit i received did not. It is puzzling to me that the space between shelves does not accommodate standard bottles and cartons, such as standard 32oz and 64oz drink bottles without having to raise the shelf and severely limiting the space in the upper shelves. This was an unnecessary error in design which could have been accommodated with either smaller increments in the adjustable levels or simply raising the first adjustment level by a fraction of an inch. Are they based on European standards? Either way, frustrating...