Product review (3 stars): Good but not great
We just replaced our 16 year old fridge with this GE french door model.  Overall it is an adequate replacement but not of the quality I expected. I like the sliding shelves, the easy to see temp controls and the stainless steel finish.  My last fridge was also a bottom freezer; an option that I highly recommend.  The french doors versus my old single door has more compartments but less space. Eggs no longer have their own door compartment; they now take up space on a shelf.  My old single door would close by itself (gravity) but the new french doors take a conscious effort; a particular problem if you have kids.  Occasionally, a door is left partially open and sometimes an audible alarm (if you're near)will alert you, but don't count on it.  The freezer door takes muscle to open and close.  You'd think that for the price they could devise a smoother door.  The freezer drawer is deep an appears to have a lot of capacity.  This is misleading since there are several sliding drawers (baskets) in the top of the freezer that limit the amount that the main drawer can hold.  We removed the middle basket which improved the capacity but reduced the organization. Not a limitor only an inconvenience. There is a water dispenser inside fridge that operates okay when filling a small single glass but difficult to operate for a bigger vessel. The resevoir for the water/ice takes up produce drawer space reducing the amount that they can hold. Bottom line is that it looked great on the showroom floor, but was not as practical when we got it home.