Product review (2 stars): Best Compromise For Limited Space But A Big Roll Of The Dice
If you have found your way to this review, it is likely that you have already discovered there are few options available for homes that lack the full 36" width needed to fit the wide variety of "big boys" available. So we landed upon this LG model as the best compromise of features and capacity to replace our 20 year old Kitchen Aid single door with bottom freezer (still working).  In the process, we also discovered that newer models are slightly taller, so do your homework and be prepared to do some woodworking!

The inside space arrangement is radically different from our old model, and requires some re-thinking of how you store things. At this point, I am wondering if we wouldn't be better off removing one of the shelves in order to accommodate more tall items.  The biggest difference is the lack of door storage when compared to the old one with the longer single door. The ice maker occupies much of the left door, so things that might have been grouped together in the old unit now must be separated.  The freezer space, on the other hand, is much improved over our old Kitchen Aid.  It is both larger and more convenient due to the pull-out drawer.

Performance-wise, the electronic settings and controls allow much more accurate adjustment than the older model. The alarm for "door ajar" is very handy when you have guests using it.  Based on experimentation, this thing freezes items much quicker- I used the freezer last night to chill down some cooked asparagus, which is something I would never have even thought to try on the old fridge. Air circulation in the refrigerator sector is very good, and the full length drawer for meats and cheeses does a good job of keeping things fresh. I do believe we will realize a small savings from being able to store items longer while maintaining freshness. The lighting inside is good, although not quite as "pretty" as some of its big brothers.
Things I don't like?  OK, this is a pretty puny icemaker, so if you need a bunch you had better be emptying into a bin down below to stock up. The other issue I have noticed about it is it seems a bit inconsistent; almost fickle, about making ice, sometimes taking longer than other times to dump more out-haven't figured that one out yet; it may be related to the use of the cold water dispenser.  While on the subject of dispensing, other reviewers nailed it- it just about throws ice at you, but it only takes a few trials before you see how you need to hold the cup to catch it.  Same with the water dispenser- not very well thought out, but you will get used to it.  Another dislike is the way you access the icemaker from inside the door; the latch and the way it closes is not very smooth.  Lastly, as I mentioned earlier, the storage arrangement takes some getting used to; in particular where bulky and tall items are concerned.

To summarize, so far we are happy with the purchase, although it is a bit of a personal disappointment to actually have to pay more for the smaller unit than a comparable wide model.

********UPDATE 11-2017*********
We just finished a month-long ordeal with a "sealed system" repair.  I had purchased a 36 month extended warranty under the theory that if it lasted that long it would go the distance; On month 37 I found out I made a bad bet.  The details are not as important as telling you that LG does not have the support network in place in the U.S. to be able to take care of their customers, and that it took multiple attempts, multiple trips, and multiple waits to finally, FINALLY, get it going again.  The "smart" features are not smart enough to let you know you have a freezer thawing out, and the fantastic alarm will tell you that the door is open but is in no way tied to threshold temps to warn you that things have gone awry.  When you take into account the cost of the goods you are storing, not to mention the inconveniences associated with "camping" while you wait for LG to send parts, only to wait again for service scheduling, it is just not worth it.  It's fairly common knowledge among the folks who service appliances as to which brands to avoid.