Product review (2 stars): Too noisy, shelves too close together
I've only had this unit (WRT359SFYW) for a few days, so I can't comment with much experience on how it works in day-to-day use.  So far it's keeping my frozen stuff frozen and my cold stuff cold, so two stars for that.  And it's not expensive.

The biggest drawback is that this fridge is quite loud.  I know that excessive noise is a common complaint with modern refrigerators, and I have no way to directly compare the noise from this model from others.  But this model is noticeably louder than the cheap 2002 Frigidaire it replaced, which was not exactly quiet in it's own right.  With my open floorplan house (kitchen/dining area open to the living room) the noise from this fridge is very noticeable in the living room, 30 feet away.  In the dining area, the noise dominates the room.  The manufacturers have got to figure out ways to muffle these things.  I'd return it in a second if I had a reliable way to find a quiet model, but I'm afraid they will just tell me "they're all like that".

In the refrigeration section, the shelves are too close together to hold tall items, even at maximum spacing.  This is also a common issue with many top freezer refrigerators I look at--the whole refrigeration section is just too short in height.  It would be better if this fridge was taller or wider and was not as deep, as space way in the back is hard to use, but more height is always welcome.  This unit is so deep it doesn't fit too well in the standard-size fridge bay in my home.

I'll also note that many models in this price range include an icemaker as standard, where this one does not.  Also, this model does not have separate temperature controls for the freezer section and the refrigeration section.  And a one-year warranty?  These are supposed to be "durable goods".  It seems like many manufacturers have cut production cost and quality on refrigerators to the absolute bare minimum.

Edit/Update: I've had this unit for three months now.  When it was delivered, it was not quite centered in my kitchen's refrigerator nook, but I didn't care enough to try to reposition it until now.  Tonight I gently pulled the unit out and moved it back so it would be centered.  As I'm rolling it back into position I hear a "snap" and the fridge lurches to one side.  One of the rear wheels has broken or collapsed.  Seriously?