Product review (3 stars): Don't rely on dimensions from Samsung and don't count on support from Samsung
Summary: Samsung says you need 35.75 inches to accommodate the fridges width.  THIS IS ONLY TRUE IF YOU DONT PLAN ON OPENING THE DOOR!!!!  You need to add another 2.5 inches to each side if you want to be able to open the fridge.  Its got a lot of interesting features, but they don't necessarily fully justify the price.  In the end, its a luxury item thats tarnished by customer service that is so terrible; it negates any positives that could exist.

Pros:
- Can do a lot of stuff that you wouldnt expect a fridge to do (keep notes, calendars, play music, etc.)
- Theres really nothing else like it as a competing product.

Cons:
- Door hinge design requires a LOT of room in order to open compared to most other fridges.
- Even on sale, it is crazy expensive.  Not a great value proposition.  This is a purchase you make because you can, not because you have to.
- Doesnt run stock Android, it runs Samsungs Tizen, which has limited app support and a web browser that crashes a lot.
- Terrible customer service.  Got a problem?  Its your fault.  Store tries to work with Samsung on the problem?  Its the customers fault AND that stores fault.  Customer proves there is a problem with product specifications?  Go into overdrive and start making up lies about the customer.

Let me start by saying that overall, I like the fridge.  It does a lot of cool stuff if its an item you can afford to purchase.  Its definitely a luxury item.

Heres a quick run down of how it actually works in real life:
- Ease of setup  I found it fairly straight forward, but then again, Im a techie thats used to flashing my own FW for any android device.
- Sound quality  It can make noise when playing a radio station and you can understand that song, but thats about as far as it goes.  Think of it as on par with a super cheap clock radio.  Good thing the fridge comes with a Samsung R3 Bluetooth speaker (once it arrives).  IMHO, pairing the fridge with a Bluetooth speaker is a MUST.
- Calendar syncing  This isn't s straightforward as youd think.  You have to setup the StickiBoard app to sync with your respective Gmail accounts.
- Weather  This is probably the most useful feature.  Always handy to have the forecast displayed.
- In fridge camera  I haven't found this to be that useful in real life, but time will tell.
- Ability to mark foods w/ expiration dates via the camera - I haven't found this to be that useful in real life, but time will tell.
- TV mirroring  This only works for Samsung TVs.  Ive got a 65 Plasma Panasonic Viera VT series.  Samsung has not made nor does make ANYTHING that has black levels that can compete against this particular Panasonic, so this feature won't add any value for a long time at least to me.
- Storage layout  For things like fruit and butter, I think my older Whirlpool was better designed in regards to this specific task.  Otherwise, its okay.

What started out as a something that was planned as a nice surprise for the wife ended up being a nightmare.  Samsung called with all of the dimensions of the product (making me think there have been some issues with this in the past).  I measured and all were good, except for the height that required cutting about  off the bottom lip of my oak cabinets.  After sliding the fridge back, I came across a glaring design issue; the doors are very very thick and the hinge design requires about 2+ inches of additional space on each side in order to open.

Within hours of the delivery, I was back at the store to try and work something out to get it returned, as I really didn't want o re-engineer my entire kitchen.  That costs money  a LOT of money.  I explained what was going on and they agreed, there was no way to make it work.

I got a call from Samsung wanting to discuss why I wanted to return the fridge.  Normally, this would be good, but they called:
1.) While I was at a customer site (you know, working that job that paid for the fridge)
2.) While I was hosting a conference call on a speakerphone in a conference room supporting equipment go live at a major production plant.
I explained to the guy that was calling that it was not a good time, for the above reasons.  He ignored all of that and insisted he had just one question, Why did I want to return the fridge?  I told him it didn't fit because Samsung designed it in such a way that it requires much more room than is specified, so I answered his question.  Then he wanted to discuss it further, something I did NOT have time to do at that specific moment.

Did I mention that they were on a speakerphone, in a conference room?  Hurray for Samsung!  I could not have come up with a better way for them to come off as completely inept to a large group of people.

As luck would have it, I ran into the store manager Id been working with while getting some stuff for the house.  The store (a super major home improvement chain) had also had terrible luck with Samsung.  First Samsung lied and said I wanted to return it due to buyers remorse.  The store fought this.  THEN they said all of their measurements were 100% accurate and I had no problems with the fridge, and they flatly refused the return.

Now Im in the middle of a $30k kitchen renovation, triggered by a fridge purchase.

If you buy this, make sure youve got enough room to open the doors and buy from some place that has a good return policy because Samsung will try to crucify you if you have issues.