I mainly bought it because it was the only one I found in this capacity with the consumption it states and that fits inside the small elevator of the building.

What I liked: its external dimensions, it is relatively narrow but with some height, so it looks like a larger category at first glance. The door direction change is useful, essential for me. The cooling space is good with shelves where they should be and spaces in the door; the cooling does not freeze under certain conditions. Also, the inox-like color gives it a nice touch, and finally, the noise it makes is present but in no way annoying.

What I didn't like: the freezer has 2 small doors instead of drawers that open and close with noise and difficulty; on the bottom shelf, the only thing that can fit is the ice tray you will buy because the fridge does not come with an ice tray. The freezer does freeze, and it will need defrosting once every six months. In the cooling section, if you are not careful when placing items inside and they touch the back of the fridge, they will freeze and become one with the fridge; the back of the fridge is the path where moisture flows over it and is directed outside the fridge, so it does not freeze. And what has troubled me the most is that the fridge operates excessively often for no apparent reason; with the door closed, it can run 3 times for up to 10 minutes each time within an hour. It has nothing to do with the consumption it promises of 206kWh/year; last month, with the house practically closed, the consumption measured was 90 kWh, and the only constant consumption in the house was the fridge, estimating that over 60 was from the fridge.