Haier 15 Cu. ft. ENERGY STAR® Bottom Freezer Refrigerator, Stainless Steel, HRB15N3BGS

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We needed a 27.5in wide refrigerator for our space and this one fit perfectly. It is very space efficient, has a bright interior and cools everything quickly. It operates quietly so far. The reversible doors are a nice touch, and the doors when open do not take up more width. Only suggestion would be to have feet that were a little taller since the freezer is a little low to the ground.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought the fridge because it is counter depth - and has no water or ice maker! Also because it is Energy Star rated. I have absolutely hated my past two GE refrigerators as they both leaked all over my hardwood kitchen floors!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got rid of my large Sub-Zero and redesigned my little kitchen, so I needed to downsize to fit the small apartment plan. This Haier is extraordinary in so many ways: organization of space in the freezer, lighting in the refrigerator section and it's cooling capacity, perfect dimensions for my small galley kitchen.

As a mid-sized fridge/freezer combo unit, I really prefer the way this one has a shelved freezer section below the fridge, making the more often used fridge part very comfortable to access. This is an attractive unit with a very finely brushed stainless,anti fingerprint finish that is flawless. Door mounting is possible both ways with included hardware to do so. The way it came, hinged to the right met my preference, so that was good. Interior design is very practical and makes good use of available space in this counter depth unit. Everything appears that it promises durability in the long term. Ours is placed in the garage as an auxiliary refrigerator, and so far has worked fine. Hot weather just around the corner will test the mettle of the unit, but the walls and ceiling are well insulated and we're looking into a portable a.c. unit for the space. The Haier is pretty quiet, but ours is making some weird sounds occasionally that I can only describe as very faint gurgling sounds, not unlike what the human body produces in fact. It's not objectionable per se, just a bit disconcerting, really only a very minor and inconsequential thing. But it's there. Love the pull out drawers in the freezer, making organizational planning a snap.External controls for the temperature setting function are nicely designed. Also, the doors close easily and very securely, with almost too much magnetic attraction. Better too much than not enough, is what I think. So, it's a positive review for the last 2 months of ownership. Oh, and the handle-less indents for opening the doors are just right, and makes for a really svelte looking appliance, if that's o.k. to say. Cooling has been perfect, and we like to keep food nearly freezing, and the frozen temp to keep ice cream very firm. So we're happy with the fridge, even with the relatively high price at the outset.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Installation went smoothly and refrigerator looks live with well placed shelves. Mainly interested in reliability and that remains to be seen.

Love the exterior look, configuration, interior layout, lighting and drawers in freezer and fridge compartments. So far so good! Refrigerates and freezes evenly and quickly.

I really like the refrigerator so far overall. It's quiet and sleek looking. The lighting in the fridge part is nice, as well are the storage spaces and layout. I don't love the freezer though. A pull out drawer, instead of a door and then pull out drawers would be better. Also the bottom drawer does not pull out far enough, and is frustrating to get items in and out of it. I have less freezer space than I did in my old fridge of the same size.

The compressor went out on this fridge in less than five years. Unfortunately, we've painted ourselves into a corner with the configuration of cabinets following our remodel, so we are stuck with this unit. It was nice while it lasted -- it holds a deceptive amount of food. But for a unit this expensive to not even last five years... give me a break.

Bought this to replace a standard top freezer fridge in a narrow size kitchen in a household of 2. At the time of this review, we've had it for approx 3 weeks. Pros: -compared to our old standard top freezer unit, this Haier is quieter -It's more compact and it doesn't hold that much less compared to the old one, considering (it would hold more for us if I found the fridge drawers easier to use) -It's much much easier to see/access fridge with it on top. -The shelves and door have been working out nice for us. -nice bright lights -more organized freezer is a bonus -also love that it doesn't have an ice maker to break or take up room. Cons: -freezer hugs the ground making it a little cumbersome to use (but really that's the compromise for the upper fridge arrangement with such a compact design) -the fridge drawers are a pain! Super awkward to use. I go out of my way to try and NOT use these new drawers. The bottom fridge drawer especially.

Failed after 3 years. Just stopped. Incredibly inconvenient at best. Drop over a grand on the product and from the looks of things we've been swindled by a defective product. Other reviews have pointed out that service people say it's poorly designed and the circuit board and wiring fail.