Product review (2 stars): The price of this thing makes me feel like I'm leasing my refrigerator
This is the correct filter for my GE french door refrigerator.  It *is not* the one pictured in the product description.  The one I received has a white label not blue, and the base has a different configuration.  The one I received is identical, to include the RFID chip, to the GE OEM  filter it replaces.  It's easy to install and works fine.  It doesn't leak, doesn't make my water cloudy or taste odd, and doesn't restrict the water flow at the dispenser on the door as other reviewers have reported.

Two stars for the outrageous price.  I have already let GE know that if they don't do something about this I've purchased my last GE appliance.  It's ridiculous.  Compounded by the fact that the water provided by my local supplier doesn't need filtration. It's clear, clean, odor free, and good tasting; and tests free of any/all contaminates common to public water supplies known to cause health problems.

GE provides a filter by-pass plug for owners who don't need or want to use this filter.  But then I have put up with an "Unfiltered Water" display that can't be turned off.  Very annoying.  The work around to use the much less expensive RPWF filter is to remove the RFID chip from the original filter and put it on the the new one.  I read mixed reviews on how well that works.  At the very least you have put up with a constant display telling you the filter needs replaced.  At the worst, the ice maker/water dispenser shuts down until you replace it with a new chip.

This is the last of these filters I'm buying.  When this chip expires I'll replace it with the by-pass plug and learn to to live with the annoying display.  The sad thing is, besides this issue, it's a great appliance.  When I'm next in the market for a refrigerator I'll pay a lot more attention to the filtration systems.  And it won't be a GE just because they had the audacity to foist this on their customers.