Product review (3 stars): Energy Efficient...
I read several reviews before I decided to purchase this refrigerator, online, from a local hardware store as a wedding gift for my daughter. (These days I'm wary of the reliability of any new appliance purchase) From reading the reviews, I was fairly certain that the WRT359SFYW would be reliable & with an estimate of $37 yearly operating cost, it is in the top tier of the energy efficiency rating.

It has 13.6 cu. ft. fresh food compartment and 5.3 cu. ft. freezer compartment storage areas.

Although I knew that the glass shelves weren't quite high enough for milk cartons, I thought for sure there would be some sort of reasonable work-around for this problem.  Well, I was wrong. The cartons do not fit on any  of the glass shelves unless the cartons are laid down, or a shelf is moved down which makes the shelf immediately below too short, or a shelf is removed. The bottom glass shelf is roomy, but not tall enough for milk cartons. However the door storage comes to the rescue. The storage shelf & bins on the door  can hold up to 5 gallons of milk. She currently has 3 half gallon cartons of milk in the door shelf; It looks to me like there'd be room for 3 gallon containers in this door shelf.  There are also two moveable bins on the door that will each hold a gallon container, as well as,  an area on the door that holds soda/pop cans, a covered area that will hold a dozen eggs in a carton, and the bottom door shelf area. She doesn't have much in the bottom shelf yet - it is  shallower than I'm used to...I'm not sure what it will hold because we  moved storage bins down to hold the milk which took height away from this bottom shelf.

A see-thru pantry drawer which extends  the entire length of a glass shelf is shallow, but tall enough to hold 6 oz. Yoplait yogurt containers, and of course, lunch meats, cheeses, hot dogs, spices from the red pepper family that should  be refrigerated & small items that can get lost in a fridge, etc.

There is no light in the freezer. The freezer door shelves are narrow too, but we managed to squeeze 3 average sized bags/packages of frozen products  in the door shelf.  There is one shelf in the freezer. An optional ice maker can be purchased...the refrigerator did not come with any ice cube trays.

She hasn't used the crispers yet. (the crispers are not the same size, one is smaller than the other)

There is only one temperature control for both the freezer & the refrigerator.  The delivery man set it & we haven't had to change it.  So far, my daughter hasn't had any problems with food freezing in the refrigerator.

I found another annoying, strange design when my daughter stacked her cookbooks on top of the fridge.  There is a piece that extends the door an inch or so above the top of the fridge...I guess it's supposed to be hiding the hinge...or maybe its purpose is to prevent items on the top of the fridge from falling off.  Anyway, because of this odd piece, she can't read all the titles of her cookbooks when they're stacked on top of each other & will need to stand them up & use bookends.

The refrigerator is not loud.

The door handles are slightly off & don't align with each other.

This refrigerator can be frustrating to use because the glass refrigerator shelves aren't quite tall enough for half gallon cartons of milk & many of the drawers and door shelves are narrower than or smaller than any refrigerator I've ever used.  Hopefully, the shelves & bins on the doors don't break, because then I don't know how my daughter will store milk...especially cartons that have been opened. She might have to remove a glass shelf. I read the review that said one of the wheels broke in a few months & another that mentioned a leak. I don't normally purchase extended warranties, but I did this time.

I don't know who's designing appliances these days, but someone needs to take the appliance home & use it before final design decisions are made.

NOTE: Our energy company currently offers a $25 rebate for new refrigerator purchases...and will haul away an old, working refrigerator & pay the consumer $50 for this privilege.  You might want to check your utility's website to see if any rebates are offered.