Product review (5 stars): Did the hack so that I can use these to replace the GE RPWFE filters
My refrigerator requires the GE RPWFE filters. The only difference between these filters and the VERY expensive GE RPWFE filters is that the GE RPWFE filters have a little sensor that talks to my refrigerator. It only allows me to use my filter for six months, after that I get a notice to replace the filter.  If I don't replace it with a genuine GE RPWFE filter (ridiculously expensive) it will shut my water and ice off completely. So I searched online for a hack and found one. I had to purchase GENERAL ELECTRIC Plug Bypass Rfid Asm (WR17X23645).  Then I had to take the sensor off of that and tape it to the inside of my refrigerator. My refrigerator will now accept these generic filters. I no longer get a notice to change my filter, so I have to keep track of that myself. This is a permanent hack, so the next time I need to change my filter, I will not need to purchase both the filter and the bypass filter, I will just purchase one of these.

This filter is working fine in my refrigerator. The water tastes the same as the GE RPWFE filter. Once installed, I had to run a gallon or two of water thru the filter to flush out the loose charcoal. It comes out black at first and spews and spits for a few seconds. This is normal and the GE filters did the same thing.

I'm pleased with my purchase and will order two next time. I just ordered one this time to make sure it would work and that I would like it.

For reference:  My refrigerator is the GE Profile stainless Steele with the Keurig option.