Whirlpool 25 cu. ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator ED5DHEXWQ / ED5DHEXWL / ED5DHEXWB

alaTest has collected and analyzed 13 user reviews of Whirlpool 25 cu. Ft. Side-by-Side Refrigerator ED5DHEXWQ / ED5DHEXWL / ED5DHEXWB from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 1.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 3.8/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com.

This is my home fridge it really holds a lot on both sides. Easy to use ice maker is very quiet you can't even hear it

Door shelves need to be sturdier but otherwise overall great refrigerator. Fits our family of 6 well,

I really like the lighting throughout the shelves and the easy use dispenser. Just owned a month but it is great so far.

The ice/water dispenser is ridiculous. Ability to space shelves in the refrigerator door does not satisfy our preferences. Otherwise, it's OK.

The main complaint is the configuration of the shelves in the fridge door: there are two different types of shelves that fit in the door, and they differ based on the little hinges on the wall of the door, i.e. they won't just fit everywhere on that...

One month in and we like this refrigerator so far. It is noisier than I like though with the motor running a lot. It came without some shelves that it really needed and we had to buy those separately to get the best use of the space.

I received my new replacement refrigerator back in September but there was a problem with the doors. As it turns out they had to order me a new door. So in the mean time it is now the end of October and I am still waiting for one. This is truly an...

I chose a Whirlpool because my two previous refrigerators were Whirlpool and we were very satisfied with them. I wish I could say the same about this one. Even though this one is allegedly an Energy Star, it runs almost all the time; even when the...

I am very pleased with my new refrigerator.

bought a few months ago, wished we had examined the frig a little better, we do not like the fact that the shelves can only go in certain levels, which results in wasted space