Product review (5 stars): Perfect-Fit; Economical; Excellent replacement for OEM filters.
We bought this filter model to replace our Samsung French-Door Fridge's water filter which uses filters compatible with Samsung filter model DA29-00020B.  In reality, as the photo of the box shows, there are a great many filter model numbers and makes that are all really the same.

We went with aftermarket filters simply because a Samsung 2-pack is over $110.  We bought this 2-pack for less than 1/3 that cost. Our previous aftermarket filters were made by Aqua Fresh and were very happy with them but no longer seem to be listed.  This alternative looked the same and worked just as well as the Samsung and Aqua Fresh units.  It installed very easily, fit perfectly, and didn't  leak.

After running the requisite 3+ gallons of water through the filter to flush out any renegade charcoal sediment, we tasted it.  It tasted just the same as if it came straight form our well but without sediment or various tasteless impurities that most osmotic charcoal filters remove.

If nothing changes - no leaks and such - we're sure to order again.  All-in-all, a great buy. I've attached a photo of the the box, installed date stickers and a magnetic install date badge they include for the side of the fridge - a nice tiny extra.

Regarding the many comments about leaky filters of this type, I suspect at least some of them may be do to a little confusion over how they need to be tightened when installed. Simply put, the installation of these filter types can be misleading.  When inserting them into their receptacle, you turn clockwise quite a ways and they then "seem" to be fully seated and tight.  HOWEVER, they have to be turned another 30-45 degrees after that first friction point to reach full lock position.  On the Samsung French Door models, at least, a fully seated and locked filter will have the install handle perfectly vertical. I'm not saying that all leaky filters reports aren't due to faulty filters - but some of those reports may be due to the issue I just outlined.

Enjoy.