Whirlpool WRS315SDHZ Whirlpool 24.6-cu ft Side-by-Side Refrigerator with Ice Maker (Fingerprint-Resistant Stainless Steel)

Good fridge Cold and spacious, there is room for everything. Fit snugly into the space in our kitchen and the water pressure from the door fountain is more powerful than most. The only setback could easily be user error and that is the door ice dispenser and water fountain are stacked on top of eachother so sometimes you hit both at once on accident depending on the glass you are filling.

Great refrigerator for single or family Great refrigerator, no complaints, like the design

Small Fridge You can't put very much in this fridge. You can't fit a frozen pizza in the freezer. I would not have purchase it if I knew it was so small. We purchase a large refrigerator but when Best Buy came to our house they said it was too big and recommended a counter deep frig. Make sure you have Best Buy come out and measure before you buy.

Noisy but not as bad as reported. I spent a good amount of time researching refrigerators and landed here because of the balance of cost, features and reviews. I intentionally waited a month before writing my review to give honest fact based opinion. First, yes this model is louder than our 2006 GE model both in motor and ice maker refill but not the jet engine described in another review. If in a studio apartment it would take I bit to get used to but we only hear it occasionally ( when it’s quiet) when sitting in the living room. Next, the water and ice dispenser has several comments that on day one seemed credible HOWEVER, after daily use for a month it is obviously a feature Whirlpool spend some time on. Ergonomically and functionally it’s quite impressive how they instinctively work for us. Did we spill some water on the floor a few times the first week? Yes. After that we now love the ease of not having to select which one and how quickly is cup of water fills. Also the water is much colder coming out than our old fridge ever did. Finally, the ice maker is loud dropping ice for the first few days but once it is half way full it is the same as everyone else’s. As a side note that is true of every refrigerator made today, the turning off when the door opens then right back on is concerning to me in that with a house full of kids opening the door over and over it just seems that a motor stopping and starting over and over had to have a negative affect in the long run. Planned obsolescence I guess.

Looks good but The fridge overall is nice and have yet to hook it up yet as I'm still finishing my kitchen remodel so I can't speak on how well it works. The thing I'm disappointed with is that it has a tag on it stating it was tested in 2012???... as we are now in the year 2019.. so how do I get a new fridge that old has it really sat around that long. Tempted to return it just for that reason