Product review (4 stars): A no-frills, minimalist fridge, high QPR (quality-to-price) ratio.
Just got this 2 weeks ago from my local Best Buy at less than $1000. It's a no-frills, space-maximized, low-profile fridge in a nut-shell. I wish its freezer was at the bottom as the fridge compartment should be the main focal point, at eye-level, and with the easiest accessibility.  Well, even though LG makes a bottom freezer (drawer) model, it costs like $200 more. No thanks.

Interior lighting:  LEDs are nice and cool looking.  Illumination could be better for the back but totally within acceptable range.  Not an issue for me personally.  For those with issues, look into battery-powered motion-sensing LED stick-on lights - when you open the door, these lights turn on for a pre-set amount of time.

Noise:  It's silent when its fans/compressor are not working.  When they're working though, they're on par with most modern fridges, this is no thermal-dynamic silent operation people.  But then again who succeeded in denying the law of acoustic physics thus far?  So a quiet fridge but do expect to hear noise.  Manual says that at room temperature of 70F, expect its compressor to run 40~70% of the time.  What a wide range...

Settings:  Right now, I stick w/ the factory recommended ones: Freezer:3 / Fridge:3 lights.  I may lower these settings down the road as ice cream is too hard...

Ouch my feet:  Fridge door is massive and occupies all the way to the near bottom, beware when you close its door as the door will ram into your feet.  A lil' taller kickboard would help but then you'll lose storage volume.

Ice Maker:  It should be made easier to remove entirely.  It occupies too much space like now & most people from what I heard don't use/want it.

Lack of partitions:  It's actually a plus for me instead of a minus.  Right now, all I need to do is to get bins from The Container Store or IKEA to design my own storage interiors.  Also, a wide open space like this = extreme spaciousness.  It's what makes this fridge unique.

This fridge replaces my 8-yr old, 4-door, digital-display touchscreen Samsung one.  Which was a state-of-the-art $2500 super advanced fridge at the time.  You might think that this LG one is a downgrade, right?  Function wise & temperature setting wise; maybe.  Space saving wise (footprint); no. Storage volume wise; a huge upgrade, and looks wise; this doesn't pale next to the now defunct Samsung one.  This one looks just as modern with its stainless front and its silverish sides aren't ugly or too plastique either.  Get this.  Glad that I was on a budget and gave up on those pricey gimmicky multi-door / digital display ones or else I would never encounter this bargain fridge.