Product review (4 stars): So far so good
The ice maker in my 7 year old fridge was producing inconsistent size cubes, either hollow or overfilled, resulting in 2, 3, or 4 cubes molded together which clogged the exit chute and broke the ice auger plastic at the exit end...
Thanks to the interwebs,  I was able to determine the problem was likely a defective water valve, with YouTube providing replacement and troubleshooting for both the ice maker and the water valve..  Once the fridge was moved away from the wall, the replacement took about a half hour.
Notes on installation -
Take pics of the old valve to record the orientation of the electrical connectors.  They easily can be mis-installed
The hoses are different sizes, and will fit only in the correct valve port.
The hose port inserts on my unit had small blue horseshoe clips around each port insert.  I suspect they were intended to be removed after the hose was pushed in, to allow the port insert to be pushed down to seat the hose...  That's what I did, and the hoses don't leak.
The hoses require a bit of pressure to properly seat in the valve, but they stop solidly when they are correctly inserted.
It is a good idea to leak check the valve after connecting the tubing and electrical connections before reinstalling the valve and back cover.
The jury is out on if it solved the original problem, how well it works, and how long it will last.  Will upgrade to 5 stars if it works as expected.
PROS - proper part - it fit the fridge
Easy installation (also provides the opportunity to clean the radiator coils)
CONS - no instructions (it's not rocket science, but the blue clips were an unexpected surprise)
Caution required to avoid mis-installing the electrical connectors