KitchenAid - 18.7 Cu. Ft. Bottom-Freezer Refrigerator - Stainless steel

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this six months ago and was disappointed with the shelf height. The shelves can't be adjusted enough to make room for taller items such as a gallon of milk or bottles of juice. The drawers don't open or close easily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This unit replaced a 15 year old contractor grade fridge in our condo. Due to size constraints and the fact that we didn't want a water dispenser or ice maker the options were limited. This fit the bill perfectly. Somewhat pricey yes, but it's a well built quality appliance from a very reputable company. In the first month of use, our electric bill was down $42.00 from the month before due to the Energy Star rating. No buyer's remorse here.

I bought this to fit into a small kitchen in a house built in 1927. I love the design that fits nicely into the style of the home and that companies still make smaller refrigerators. At times, it is a little loud -- I am surprised considering it's a new appliance, but was told by the saleman that that's part of the new energy saving features. Overall, it has great space, and I like I can move the shelves around to fit my preferences.

I am a single woman who lives in a condo. I needed a fridge/freezer to fit into a smaller space. It is pretty, quiet and I love the lighting inside. You can see everything due to how bright it is and all the drawers are clear plastic so you can see everything at a glance quickly.

This fridge was a warranty replacement for a Whirlpool, similar size. The finishing details are nicer, but when the fridge begins to run there is a clunking, rattling noise. Disappointed by this, as it was to have been a better model than the whirlpool.