Product review (4 stars): Overall Good, with some things to realize before you buy...
Okay, let me start by saying that I've had a GE refrigerator (side-by-side, ice/water in the door, quick access door) for over 15 years before this one.  I always hated the side-by-side, but inherited it.  The french doors and freezer on the bottom is great.  I've got loads of space and can fit larger items into it very nicely.  The deli tray is very convenient as is the little shelf in the freezer door.  Also nice is the flip up shelf next to the ice maker and the slice back 1/2 shelf (had this on my s-b-s).  That all said, here we go...

I don't mind the ice maker in the fridge at all, it is small enough not to take up much space and is a better option than Maytag offers on their models (where you lose the shelves completely from one of the doors.  I haven't had any issues taking out or putting the ice try back, and so far, no knocking (tho it hasn't been 8 months yet).

Okay, now for the good, er bad stuff...

No egg container/storage provided.  Water access in the door works fine, but is a poor design.  You can't hold a glass upright as it will not sufficiently push the lever back to operate, and if you do push it back, your glass/container is tilted so you can't get an accurate read on how much water you have in your container.  The water catcher tray at the bottom of the area is too small and the tube the water comes out of is too short (can't conveniently refill water bottles, something that should have been considered in anything since the mid-90s).  There is no meat tray (I mean raw animal parts storage) in the fridge.  You have a fruit and a vegetable drawer (yeah you can pile them up and put the meat into the other one, but then you waste a lot of space as it is too big for fresh meat use.  The deli tray is also below it and for health reasons, the raw meat should be the lowest thing in the section.

The outside (of the Stainless Steel model at least) is NOT metal on the front, so there goes magnet space, be ready to use tape or something if you put kids pictures or schedules up there.  The sides are, so if they are not blocked, you may be able to use that area.  Me, I have a dented model and figured I'd put a magnet on the dented area to cover it, but had to resort to a sticker from the local hospital to cover the ding.

Again, functionally it is a good model, wish it had the quick access for milk and stuff, but that is a different model, so I'm overall happy.  GE service in my area has always been good when I've needed them.