Product review (3 stars): Not bad for the money...
In this price range, I don't think you will find another fridge with all these features, and with stainless steel.  The few reviews you will find, are mostly positive.  If you look hard enough, you can find some bad reviews, which are mostly true.  One, I found the fridge to be noisy, UNTIL, I trouble shot it one night and found out the annoying buzzing sound that came on when the condenser fan came on, was due to a vibration on the back panel near the floor, rather than a noisy fan motor.  I should pull it away from the wall, and look for the vibrating part, but I just carefully wedged a small wood shim(2 wooden close line pins without the spring) underneath the bottom bar on the back of the fridge. NOW IT IS QUIT..

Another negative you will see, is an ice maker that clogs and is troublesome.  Especially when going from cubed to crushed ice.  I didn't find this, but I did find an occasional issue that sometimes when I go for a cup of ice, it doesn't dispense ice at first, and I have to remove my glass, and reapply.  This always works fine.  One thing I do notice fairly regularly, is that you sometimes get a 1/4 cup of water out of the ice dispensor before it dispenses ice.

Fit and finish, is an issue, but not for me.  The right door is a 1/4 inch higher than the left, and so is the handle, but I don't really mind that.

Another issue I found is a complaint about the vegatable bins not being on rollers and hard to move.  They aren't on rollers, but I haven't had an issue with them.  One issue I did notice however, is that if you have something heavy on the shelf in the middle, say a large gallon or more of apple cider, the shelf tends to bow slightly.

Altogether, if the fridge lasts.  I will be happy with my purchase.  If the ice maker jams, I am confident in my abilities to fix it.  The whole contraption comes out, which is handy.  If it clogs, take it out, and let it thaw out on the counter.

If you find it is noisy(a buzzing sound) pull it out from the wall, and while the compressor runs, move your finger around on the card board on the back to see if you can isolate the sound.

Good luck!

Mark :)