Product review (4 stars): Perfect fridge for those who have space limitations
UPDATE 7/6/2012:

Having used this fridge for a year and a half, I have a few updates that I promised in my original review.  Overall, I stand by the review, but wanted to expand on some features I didn't mention:

Ice Maker / Water Dispenser:  Ice maker works well in Cubed form, though the Crushed ice tends to make a mess of things, so I generally avoid using it.  Cubed ice dispenser has the typical problem of sometimes giving too much ice at once, but I've yet to find one that doesn't do this.  Water does not appear to be chilled by the fridge at all (or is minimally so), so I generally always use ice. Some reviews have mentioned that the water dispenser's aim is poor - I have no trouble with majority of my glassware, but did notice on some glasses with smaller openings, I need to push the dispenser with my knuckles on the back of the glass.  Again, this is for one glass I use out of the many we have - generally the aim is fine.

With regards to the -14 degree issue, I did actually have this issue pop up a few more times.  A few service calls to Frigidaire solved this, as it was a bad part on the circuit board.  I have had no problems since that was replaced (and the service was free).

Otherwise, read the original review below - we love this fridge, and think you will too!

Original Review:

I will say that my wife and I were hesitant on this fridge when we were doing our research, as there seemed to be some negative commentary.  While this fridge is not perfect, it is far from the one-star piece of trash that it has been made out to be.

The fridge itself is beautiful, and the magnetic Stainless Steel is perfect for all the art projects our daughter is now creating (though her magnet toys have since moved to a small magnetic board to reduce the chance of scratching the finish).  The control pad above the water dispenser has large buttons that are easy to use, and feature all the things you'd expect from a fridge.  I like that the temperature information is on the outside, and can be turned on and off if you don't care to see "0" and "37" all day and night.  I did experience the "-14" degree issue that has been mentioned by others on the first night, but the second I saw it, it started counting back to "0" over the course of the next hour, and has been working fine since (I will chalk it up to the system calibrating itself on the first day).  If we experience the thermostat issue going forward, I'll be sure to update the review.  For the record, we left the temperature settings at their default (0 and 37).

What else do you use a fridge for? Storing food; and here the machine hits and misses.  The storage space in the Refrigerator side is ample and you should have no problems with putting everything you need in the various shelves (5) bins (3, with one veggie bin split in half to make 4 total compartments) and door shelves (4, including one that can hold gallon milk cartons.  It also has a butter door and canned drink storage).  Some things to note: the top shelf isn't removable, but comes with a crank that allows the shelf to be moved up and down.  Unfortunately, it can't go down low enough to put larger containers like Apple Juice or wine, so those items I ended up storing on the lowest shelf (on top of the chiller drawer). Otherwise, everything is customizable, and several of the shelves are on rollers that can be pulled out to reach items in the back easier.  Everything feels sturdy and well put together.  The storage bins are also well sized, and I like that the chiller bin has a thermostat that allows you to control how cold the bin gets (it takes in air from the freezer compartment, which can allow you to keep meats very slightly frozen for a few days should you wish).  The other three bins have adjustable humidity controls (with a label of "Fruits" and "Veggies on each side so you don't have to whether your salad is supposed to be in a High or Low bin) and are good sized for what you would need to store.  The door shelves feature rubberized bottoms to prevent items from sliding, and the canned drink storage slots (6) are a nice touch.  There's also little bonus things like a wine holder that hangs on a shelf to allow you to keep a bottle laying on its side up off a shelf, and a bracket to be used on a door shelf to hold taller items in place.  Finally, the air filter and water filters are located in the fridge side, and the fridge comes with one of each.  The lighting is good, with enough penetration even when all the shelves are full of food to see what is available.  All told, the fridge storage is good, and the features are plenty.

The freezer storage is where you realize some concessions had to be made on a fridge of this size.  There are still good storage areas (3 baskets, 3 shelves, and 4 door shelves [two of which are baskets]), but it just doesn't feel as spacious as the fridge.  Large casserole dishes will eat up a lot of real estate, so careful space management is needed in order to ensure you can hold everything.  It's not like there's NO space (we were able to move everything from our old top freezer Refrigerator to this one), but it is tight enough to be a concern. Also, lighting is not as good as in the fridge; I found that it became almost completely blocked by the items I had on the shelves, so if you need light for that late night ice cream, you may need to hit the kitchen lights.

I have not hooked up the water dispenser yet, so I cannot comment yet on that.  The issue of door slamming another review commented on seems a little much; the door does cause a rattle if you allow it to close itself from being fully opened, but I haven't interacted with any fridge where that's not the case; if you close the door properly with your hand on the handle the entire way, there's no issue.  It's certainly not such an issue as to warrant a demerit in scoring for.  I like the gradual lighting technique the fridge uses; it still goes to full brightness in about a second and a half, but it isn't as blinding at night as just starting at full blast.  The fridge is a little noisy; not loud or clangy or annoying, but there's a soft hum generating from the fridge most of the time that, while normal and probably not noticeable to most, is there.  I didn't knock down the score because of it, just worth noting.  Also, there is no child lock option for the doors, and they don't need a lot of force to open, so supervision is required around smaller children.

We love this fridge, and once we have the water dispenser up and running, I'll be back to comment as to whether it is good enough to look past the tight freezer space and bump up to 5, so bad that it knocks it down to a 3, or good enough to keep this at 4.  My wife and I are very pleased we were able to get a fridge this nice into our old house that only allows certain appliances in (we have 27" doorway frames, so our selection of higher end appliances is very limited).  If you have a similar restriction, and you see this fridge, grab it.

+ Great Fridge Space, well implemented design
+ External Temperature Controls
+ Magnetic Stainless Steel
+ Looks great
+ Slim enough to fit through small doorways

- Freezer Space and lighting
- Soft hum reminds you it's working at all times
- No child lock for doors