We had one in our old home. I loved the way it looked, but day-to-day it was annoying. I wouldn't buy one again.

It looks too big and expansive for our kitchen - which isn't tiny but isn't huge, either. I'm not a fan of the bottom freezer - it would definitely be a dumping ground in our house.

I hate it. Not as much space as I thought, and everyone leaves doors slightly open accidentally.

Anonymous wrote:Love mine. Lots of space. I have a samsung and only open 1 door sometimes. I like the big freezer on the bottom -- very roomy, which is why it can turn onto a dumping ground.

+1 I love our new Samsung--have had it since Thanksgiving and much prefer it to any other style we've ever had. It also makes an abundant amount of ice, which is great, although I do think the sound of newly made ice dropping into its container is loud (according to numerous reviews I read before the purchase, others have noticed the same).

Yes, love it ! It's nice to open only one door - I know where things are at.

Platters do not fit in the counterdepth model. It's way too shallow.

Truth. The counterdepth French door at out beach house holds very little of anything. Basement fridge/freezer is necessary. Regular depth at home much better.

Anonymous wrote:We have a samsung one and you can open one door or the other. We replaced the side by side because it made the freezer and fridge too narrow causing you to have to stack items.

I still have to open both doors, because no one ever puts things back int he same place!

Anonymous wrote:The rich have seperate full sized builtin freezer and fridges

I have that type of fridge in a counterdepth kitchenaid model. I like it, but I would get a one door version with a freezer drawer on the bottom if I had the room in my kitchen. I always open both doors anyway unless I'm completely sure of the location of something (e.g. milk on the door). Platters do not fit in the counterdepth model. It's way too shallow.

love mine. i hate side by sides.