Product review (3 stars): Nice, but I Wouldn't Buy it Again
We got the larger version of this model 3 years ago. No major problems, but...

Door Closing: Unlike most refrigerators, you need to actively push the doors closed each time. Guests botch it. And household regulars still miss it once in a while. The well designed door alarm resolves it usually, but not always. An active family is going to open and close the fridge door 80,000 times in 10 years. This minor hassle is not so minor.

Bottom Freezer: The model has a good energy efficiency numbers, but I wonder if those are closed-door tests. This one pulls the whole freezer drawer out into the room. Air circulates top, bottom, left, and right. It feels like a crazy amount of energy wasted every time.

Bottom Freezer--Part 2: The freezer also demands active closing attention. Once in a great while it's left 1/3 inch open...not enough open to trigger the alarm, but enough to tick you off when things are mushy the next morning.

Bottom Freezer--Part 3: The handle is about to break. There's a cracking sound every time we pull on it. Probably from having to pull extra hard when the roller-gear mechanism iced up due to Part 2 above.

Lots of good things about this fridge, and no fridge is perfect. But I think the french door + bottom freezer design has more hassles than benefits.