[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great fridge. Max space and very quiet. We have loved it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Es la mejor compra que he realizado para mi casa de estreno!!

Love the bells and whistles in this refrigerator; just wish it was a bit larger. Not a fan of having to move things out to reach items on the shelves in the back. This was one of the only refrigerators that would fir through our doorways and under our cabinet. we are enjoying the knock- knock feature and being able to open the beverage door for easy access to the items kept there; coffee creamer for one. All of the ice options are great as well as the water dispenser.

I can't even begin to express how much I adore my new LG refrigerator. This is my third fridge, and it's like I've finally found "the one." Let me dive right into why this appliance has become the crown jewel of my kitchen. First off, the Mirror InstaView is a lifesaver when I'm cooking up a storm for family dinners. Just a simple knock, and I can see exactly where my basil and mozzarella are for the Caprese salad, without even opening the door. It's like having X-ray vision, but for my fridge. The Door-in-Door feature has made my life so much easier, especially during my weekend meal prep sessions. I can quickly grab my frequently used condiments and sauces without disturbing the main compartment. It's like having a mini-fridge within my fridge, specifically for my Sriracha and Dijon mustard. Now, let's talk about ice. I'm a bit of an iced coffee aficionado, and the Craft Ice feature has taken my homemade cold brew to a whole new level. The slow-melting round ice keeps my coffee chilled without diluting the flavor. And when it's movie night, the Crushed Ice is perfect for my homemade slushies. The Pocket Handle Design with the Welcome Light is like a warm hug every time I walk into my kitchen. Late-night snack raids have become a luxurious experience. As I approach the fridge, the soft glow of the welcome light guides me, making me feel like I'm opening a treasure chest rather than just a fridge. Door Cooling+ is another feature that's blown me away. I love making smoothies in the morning, and thanks to Door Cooling+, my berries and spinach are always perfectly chilled and fresh. It's like this fridge knows exactly how to keep my ingredients in their prime. Space is another huge win for this LG refrigerator. I've compared it with other brands, and it's noticeably bigger. I can store a week's worth of groceries and still have room for my baking experiments. And let's talk about the look—it's like it's from the future. While other fridges look like they belong to older generations with their clunky handles, this one is sleek and modern, making it a stylish addition to my kitchen. Last but not least, the ThinQ Technology with ThinQ Care has turned me into a tech-savvy chef. I can adjust the temperature settings right from my smartphone while I'm out grocery shopping. Plus, the maintenance tips ensure that I'm always getting the best performance out of my fridge. My new LG refrigerator isn't just an appliance; it's an integral part of my daily life. It's like having a personal kitchen assistant that knows me better than I know myself. If you're looking for a fridge that combines innovation, convenience, and a touch of luxury, your search ends here.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Within a year of owning both ice makers, they broke, and now that they are out of warranty, we are left with just one ice maker. Unfortunately, it doesn't produce enough ice, so we also have a countertop ice maker. The countertop model makes just enough ice to fill the kids' water bottles and my husband's, and then it runs out.

Our previous counter-depth fridge only had 19.8 cu ft of interior space. With that in mind, the huge capacity of this LG model is what we love most about it. To fit 26 cu ft into *almost* the same tight space is phenomenal. I say *almost* because this fridge sticks out a lot farther than my old one — not because it's much deeper, but because of the poor door hinge design. I have room to push the fridge back even more, and I could if it had better door hinges. With the design as-is, the doors will hit the cabinetry on either side of the fridge if I push it back any farther. That's my only major qualm with this model, and the only thing standing in the way of a 5-star rating. A second, minor qualm is that the doors slam shut unless you guide them all the way closed. This LG fridge is whisper-quiet, spacious, and cools to the exact temperatures you set (confirmed with two separate infrared temperature guns). The freezer is especially large, and it has an excellent layout that maximizes the available space. I also love that you can open the front of the glass panel on the right to quickly grab things from the extra large door shelves (blurred for privacy in the attached image). The "Mirror InstaView Window" knock feature is a neat novelty, but I doubt I'll ever use it. The craft ice is a nice bonus, especially the big round scotch cubes and the mini cubes that my dog loves. Wi-Fi features work fine, but they don't add much value and are unnecessary for most people. It's also worth noting that LG's installers were fantastic. They were fast, professional, and left my kitchen spotless. All in all, it's a fantastic fridge so far and I would definitely recommend it.

The fridge is very roomy on the inside, especially for a counter depth size. The fact that it doesn't have handles is taking me some time to get used to only because my last fridge had them. The mirror is prone to fingerprints but the stainless isn't. The water pressure on the water dispenser is good. The 4 different ice sizes is a nice feature. We feel so bougie with our craft ice! The big drawer is big enough for our berry baskets. The freezer is pretty roomy and has 2 drawers and a bottom section. Half of one of the drawers is taken up with 2 ice containers. The water filter was easy to get to and easy to install. I really love the fact that it has a light bar at the top of the freezer drawer that comes on when it senses that you're nearby. I love that I can knock on the mirror and the light will come on. It's handy to see that the ketchup is better accessed by opening the door, or vice versa. It saves on unnecessary door opening. Overall, so far, we are loving it. We are happy with the purchase.

We bought this fridge about two weeks ago. So far, so great! Love the multiple ice makers and the storage for a counter depth unit is legit! Way better than the failed G.E. unit that's at the curb. I've read all the reviews and horror stories about LG products,however, two weeks in we're really digging it. I'm also writing a blog about it and appliances in general so if things go south the world will hear it from me!

FYI the extra ice bragged about here means less freezer & refrigerator space. The shelves in the refrigerator are closer together and the only way to store a gallon milk jug is on the second shelf with half of the top shelf collapsed. Again FYI LG milk isn't supposed to be store on the door. It takes so incredibly long to make enough craft ice its' existence is meaningless.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I moved south and needed to replace my LG 30cu fridge. After tons of research, I decided to buy another LG. My criteria was the instaview: door-in-door option, counter depth, the largest size/max, ice and water on the outside panel, and multiple ice options. I'd give it 5 stars except due to lack of handles I am constantly cleaning up the fingerprints off the glass. Also, there's another counter depth max option that has a superior water dispenser system (but lacks the door-in-door). It was a trade off. Here's what's great: the door-in-door is a rock solid feature. We store all our drinks on the door and open/close the fridge door. All the ice options (again except the OK water and ice dispenser) provides our large family a good supply of ice and accessible water. It's super QUIET and COLD! And it's a great size! For us the fingerprints were an acceptable (grumbling) trade off to having the door-in-door option. But if you have small kids, think twice.