Product review (4 stars): How amazing is it to buy a refrigerator online?
How amazing is it to buy a refrigerator online, btw?

We've had it a year, and it's been problem-free.  It's really good refrigerator overall.  Things I don't like are how anal it is about the water filter (it basically prevented me from doing anything until I changed it...so I just put the bypass "filter" back on to shut it up and decided I'm never gonna buy filters for it...plus, I already have an inline filter for the water line); also not a big fan of the ice maker...it's small (as one might expect when mouted to a door), but it's also pretty slow to make ice.  Also somewhat expected since the icemaker isn't in the freezer, but still...

Like any refrigerator, there's always something that doesn't fit somewhere, and this is pretty good about making room.  It does have one shelf that can be "halved"...half of the glass shelf slides underneath the rear half to allow taller items.

Well lit, bright LEDs.  Not sure I need the lower tray to go between red, blue, and green to indicate food temps that vary by a few degrees, but the kids like seeing the colors change when the press the button.

I was hoping the lower chest freezer door was a little tougher to open, as my toddlers figured out pretty quickly how to throw their weight and get it open.  There are obvious safety concerns about this in general, so just be mindful when considering a bottom freezer in general.  (There are universal kid-safety kits for latching it closed, btw.)

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...fast forward to 3/9/17....2-year-ish update:

All systems still functioning.  The brushed finish has held up remarkably well to my monkey-grip kids, who have literally climbed the lower freezer door to access fridge items.  All LEDs are still nice and bright.

Other things observed:

1. It gets exceptionally cold on the top shelf of the fridge near the "TwinChill" ports, despite the temperature setting being set at the recommended 37 or 1-2 higher.  As such, some items in that area have been partially frozen if left there too long.

2.  If the humidity inside rises, it prevents the ice cubes from falling further into the bin so that they can be dispensed.  They basically stick together a little, and the bin is pretty narrow, so it's rather easy for the ice to stay towards the top of the bin, while dispensed ice creates a void underneath.  Nothing is broken in that regard, but it just prevents new ice from being made...and considering it's a small bin as-is, it's always nice to have as much ice available as possible (I use ice often).

3. The Precise Fill mode is a bit picky and will stop filling automatically (as a precaution) if it thinks the container it's filling is too full.  My thought is this: There's already an Auto Fill mode...the behavior I just described seems fitting for that mode.  In Precise Mode, I'm telling it precisely how much water I want, which should imply that I know how much water the container can hold.  For example, I have a 2qt pitcher for making 2qts worth of a beverage...the pitcher, of course, holds just a little more than 2qts.  Sometimes the fridge stops at 1qt, and sometimes at 1.75qt, because it's sensing the water level and stops filling.  If it's not going to put the precise amount I ask for, the button may as well say Almost Precise Fill.  Alas, I can live with holding the button to continue filling.

4. Noise isn't too bad.  Every now and then, there's a "what was that noise?" moment, but it's nothing compared to the ghosts that keep opening and closing my closet doors.

All things considered, still a good fridge.