Product review (5 stars): Working fine for me
I bought this model fridge about a year ago from Home Depot during
the appliance rebate nonsense paid for by your federal tax dollars.
 Replaced a fridge that my parents had bought back in 1974, a old
2 door side by side  Sears Kenmore. There was nothing wrong with the Kenmore,
it  was still working.  But I was getting tired of looking at it.. laugh.

 I have seen comments from others here and elsewhere that this
thing makes too much noise. I can't say I'm bothered at all. Yes,
it does make more sounds than my other fridge had but it is doing
more. Some exotic cycling and fans popping on here and there. I suppose
if I wanted to sleep next to the fridge it might bother me, however it
is in the kitchen. NOT A PROBLEM. I can't hear any absurd loud noises.
Maybe I'm lucky.

 Next, the ice maker. I've heard complaints on other sites back a year
ago when researching GE fridges of this general type and model range. People
complaining about the ice maker 'spewing ' ice out all over the place and making a mess.

 THe only thing I can figure is those people are trying to get the ice dispenser
to toss ice in a small mouth glass or are failing to hold the glass close to the
dispenser chute. One will want to use a wide mouth glass or container. If ya have
to put ice in some small glass just keep a cheap SOLO type brand plastic
glass around to dispense ice into. No mess. No problem.
 As for what the Ice Dispenser does. It is rather slow to dispense ice, but it works.

  This model can dispense just lumps of ice (oblong half ovoid sliivers about 1/3-1/2 a inch thick
 each) or it can 'crush' them so you have semi crushed ice. The crushing mechanism isn't
the best one might expect or desire. Sometimes larger nearlyi uncrushed bits of ice
arrive in your container. Overall it crushes good enough for me.

  Water dispenser. Works. NOt as ice cold as some might want. CHilled fairly well.
  If I want ice cold, I put ice in my water.

 Water filter. I've yet to replace mine. Had it for a year now. No issues yet. YMMV as
I suppose my water supply, municipal, is pretty clean however our water has horrible chlorine smell.
The filter is still removing that so until it fails to do so I'll just leave the old one in.
 Damn things are insane expensive. I will probably use the bypass on the one in the fridge when
it fails and buy a external to place in line that has sanely priced cartridges.

 How well does it freeze and cool? It has been fine since I had it. No issues. I keep mine near max
cold on the settings. Freezer is somewhere below 10 degrees F on average (measured) and around 38-42 degrees F
in the refrigerator section as measured on the middle shelves.

 Cleaning. Easy to keep this fake stainless clean. IT is not stainless it is a satin brushed steel finish with some
coating. Fingerprints do not show as easily. Nice feature.

 Inside cleaning. I find this fridge much easier to clean than that ancient Kenmore from 74. No weird
seams to catch 'goop'. Nice glass shelves.

 Shelf adjustment. Not as flexible as much pricer units but there are ways to move shelving around.
Good enough for my needs.

 Freezer has some adjustable shelving too, door panels can be moved  if you wish or removed. (pockets in door)
  Pizza? no problem If you buy frozen large pizza you can store them vertically on a lower shelf. I can fit 6 for sure
  with no issue on that shelf. I have seen other reviewers complain about that. I guess they never thought to move two
of the shelves and simply put the pizzas in vertical rather than trying to jam them in horizontal. LAughs.

  There is a lower basket that one can slide in and out. I find it more annoying than useful but I leave it in.
Handy for dumping bags of stuff in on the freezer side that one doesn't use often or just for 'overflow'.

 All the shelves on the fridge side and freezer side can slide out a few inches for those that have need of that.
To remove them is not too difficult.

 One major complaint I've seen others mention is the crazy arse large dome light.
I agree. It takes up so much room it can be a challenge fitting big bottles of whatever on the top shelf. I had to lower
the top shelf to help with that issue. I'm tempted to break out the hack saw and 'fix' the issue but I'll save
that for some day in the future. Maybe I'll take a pic and post it. The dome assembly was some poor design work.
I'll say this for it, lights it up well.

 Doors seem well made for modern area junk. Seals on the doors are still sealing a year later.

 Overall. No complaint whatsoever.

 Oh, as an aside. The guys that delivered my fridge had the task of taking the old one away to be recycled. They were
grunting and huffing to get the old one out. I do not knnow what it weighed but it was FAR MORE heavier than the new one.
I'd guess the new one is 1/4'th as heavy as the old one was.
Same capacity about.
Now the question is. Will this one still be working in 38 years? Hah.

 For you kids today, we used to build things that lasted.
 I only replaced it because the feds were willing to pay me 500 dollars to replace the old one if I proved I recycled my old one.
 And I was tired of looking at it. In all those years that Kenmore, to the best of my knowledge, had never seen a
single repair man nor had any parts fail. However it did have a wonky thermostat that we learned to 'not touch'.

Oh, I looked up the old sales receipt my father had kept in records. He had paid 900 dollars back in 1974.
I paid with rebate just somewhere just below the 1000 mark.  I'd say that is pretty amazing. I'll let a economics wiz
figure out what the old one would have cost factoring inflation. Quick guess.. around 3500 dollars.

 hah.