[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted a French door fridge,to complement my kitchen with a nice design. After reading some reviews online and comparing design, reliability and interior layout we decided to go with LG. I couldn’t be happier, this fridge is small on the outside (small kitchen) yet is so spacious inside, you will not regret choosing this model.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have owned this refrigerator for one month. It is a nice looking refrigerator with lot of space and options for spacing. I only wish there was a cover for dairy products in one of the upper door shelves and I wish the freezer drawer slid in and out easier

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was looking for a new fridge & decided on the LG #LFCS22520S because of the price, as compared to other French door models with a bottom freezer. There was no way to see the item at any store I contacted, as it was not a stock item. Even after looking at the online pictures, which appeared to reflect a lot of organized space, I found after it was in my home (and couldn't be returned) the interior compartments were not user friendly. The veggie & fruit baskets on each side are semi-spacious but, the right veggie bin can't be fully opened, as it's blocked by left door. The only was to access is by opening ‘both’ exterior doors, causing the temperature to unnecessarily drop. The 'glide & serve drawer' also has the same design problem, due to it being the full inside width of the fridge. The 4 interior shelves are adjustable, but to add anything tall IE: gal jugs, liter bottles or pitchers, 1 shelf must be removed, losing valuable storage space the removed shelf would normally offer. I tried putting tall items in the door but found it also to not be the best use of space. Organization is another hurdle. I use labeled baskets to keep similar items together and I also used 2 clear bins from my previous fridge for additional storage. Because the shelves must be adjusted for tall items, I lost valuable space on 1/2 of the fridge and due to shelves needing adjustment for so many items this fridge, in my opinion, is no different than a side by side and defeats the purpose of its full width. The shelves can also slip off the rail on each side as there is nothing holding the shelf in place. Shelf will move side to side and if not checked it could slip of rail and drop down. Trying to find space for items that are lower in height or flat IE: butter, eggs, wine (on sides), bacon, cheese as a few examples, I tried using the glide & serve drawer. Again, not easy access because both exterior doors must be open to extend the drawer and retrieve items. Unfortunately, it's the only logical location. I was advised, when delivered, the fridge is recommended to stay at the manufacturer setting of 37 degrees which is where it remains. However, when I put 2 thermometers inside both read 34/35 and since my lettuce, tomatoes, milk and several other items have partially frozen or become icy, I would have to say the 37degree setting is wrong & my thermometers correct. The door storage bins are also limited, and it wasn’t realized until after the fact. Because the bins are only as wide as the door, they’re smaller in size requiring similar food items in bottles, jars, cans, etc. be put in a 2nd bin. As for the freezer I initially wanted a bottom drawer style, because when opened the cold air stays inside much more than an upright freezer door, due to the cold air literally 'falling out' when the door is opened. Sadly, the ice bucket takes up 1/2 of the upper interior freezer drawer/bin so a lot of valuable space is lost. Possibly a smaller basket could replace it, but unknown if that’s something the company would consider from a selling point or design factor. The interior freezer top sliding bin (that holds the ice basket) does not fully extend and is stopped mid-way when the freezer door is pulled opened. There's a stop on the slide and you can only access the front 1/3 portion of that drawer because the top double doors are blocking it, due to their thickness, which is yet another design flaw. To reach further back, both refrigerator doors must be opened and then it requires pulling out the interior sliding freezer compartment then and lift-up and over the blockage on the rail. An imperfect design that can't be seen when viewing online which is why I'm not sure why the large drawer would have a channel for wheels when it's not fully useable. The lower part of the freezer also has difficulty using. Because it's a slide out, door/drawer, the only option is to store food on top of other food. To make for easier access I found basket organization is a must. It allows you to lift the top basket, rather than rummaging thru, so you can access what's underneath. Since a refrigerator is a large investment and something not purchased often, and I wasn’t able to return, I must make the best of it. Overall, it appears I got caught up in the idea of a 'French door' design and the exterior 'look', rather than selecting something more user friendly. I previously had a (2) two door top freezer, the same cubic space, but with more useable space. If I could go back, I'd definitely get a 2 door top freezer model, for just that reason. I've learned that the same cubic space in one style is DEFINITELY NOT the same in another style IE: 2 door top freezer vs side by side vs French door. I recommend taking time and be realistic when making such a large financial investment and worry less about aesthetics.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The ice maker in my 17-year-old white refrigerator gave out, so it was time to buy a new one. I opted for a refrigerator with French doors, but without the ice maker and water dispenser on the front door. I'm glad that I did because now I have more shelf space inside the left door. I am still getting used to the best shelf to put my groceries on, but so far, I am very pleased with the design. It is very quiet, makes tons of ice cubes which are easy to reach in the bottom freezer, chimes if the door is left open too long, and seems to keep foods at a perfect temperature. It does show some smudges on the finish, but they are easily cleaned off with glass cleaner or stainless steel cleaner.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve had this for about a year now. I’m very happy with it. For the food I keep, bigger fruit and veggies drawers would be nice. I’m not crazy about French door fridges as you tend to lose shelf space. But this one has been fine in that regard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this to replace a similar odes by Maytag that was a lemon. Did no last five years. So far I have enjoyed this LG. It is s basic model but I love the spaciousness and the ice maker is efficient

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Tough finding a 30 inch French door fridge so was elated to find it. Love all the space in the fridge part compared to the side by side fridge we had. Also love the depth of the freezer and the ice maker

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So happy with the new refrigerator. Not only does it have a lot of space but it is very customizable. The dual use fruit/vegetable drawers are great and I like the wide drawer at the bottom. So far it has worked flawlessly, and it politely reminds us if we keep the door open too long.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Was looking for a double door fridge that would fit our space No other manufacturer offered that size One minor constructive review Love the middle slide out draw just wish it was two so you would not have to open both doors

We purchased this three door refrigerator because our 4 year old Kenmore was noisy. The space we had to put a unit in was limited and we looked hard to find a machine that would fit in the space and would be quiet. The sales person said he owned an LG and he said it was quiet. He was right. The design of our home puts the refrigerator in earshot of where we listen to music or watch TV.. The LG is very quiet, in fact, the loudest sound is a little "sigh" when it finished a cooling cycle. Another bonus is the interior space holds more than out old machine. This is due to the efficiency of the insulation and the compactness of the cooling unit. We hare very pleased with this purchase.