Product review (4 stars): Some good, some not so good but an energy miser.
Needed a refrigerator to replace my 20 cf ft Amana which died.  It stuck out 3 inches into the entry way into my little kitchen.  Had a small opening to fit it in new frig.  Most units are too wide at 36 in or too tall for my space.  Thought I'd try this one because it is white, fir the space limits, has 3 doors, I didn't want and ice maker, and my positive experiences with other F&P appliances.  This unit is designed for European sensibilities and tastes.  It's small inside - really tight.  The glass shelves go all the way across so you can't have a partial adjustment for tall items without making one shelf space REALLY short.  That leaves only the door bins.  The French doors look cool, but they are really a pain. You usually have to open both to access most things, so one side of where you're working is always blocked with a door.  There is no meat keeper and only a single hydrator (with two compartments) which goes all the way across the unit.  It came with one (!) very tiny ice cube tray.  Had to go buy more trays for all the cold drinks in SoFlo.  The door bins are really small, a problem compounded in the lower ones which feature a built-in divider which can't be removed.  It's nice and quite, however,  and my power bill has dropped significantly compared to what it cost to run the Amana.  Wish the handles were white too.  My biggest gripe is that the unit comes with a very thin plastic skin which covers everything.  It's nearly impossible to remove completely without tweezers because it won't pull cleanly out of all the corners. gaskets and seams.  I hated having to get down on hands and knees to remove the remnants of the plastic skin.  Delivery guys say they don't do that - and they didn't.  In sum, it fits in a small space well, is an energy miser, runs quietly, and appears to be very well made.  It is very small on the inside, the glass shelves and hydrator bin go all the way across the interior so the range of adjustments is very limited.  The shelves don't even go all the way to the back of the refrigerator compartment.  French doors means that you're working around one door all the time.  Very limited storage space on the doors and even more restrictive options there for adjustments.  Maybe non US containers are just shorter, but it's pretty frustrating when I can get a container the size of Wondra flour only on the top shelf because it's too tall for every other place in the unit.  I like parts of it, and I don't like others.