Midea WHS-65LSS1 vs Samsung Chef Collection RF34H9960S4

I needed a compact and quiet refrigerator for my bedroom so I bought this one. This is a nice refrigerator. It has a good look. I used it for a week and as far as I could tell, it worked very well

*EDIT FROM ORIGINAL - My husband had to push out the wall in the back of the refrigerator because we wanted it counter depth and at the current size, it would have stuck out from the counter too far for our liking. We are in the process of loving our refrigerator and learning just how to arrange the items in it. I love the flexibility of the bottom doors although we still use both section as a freezer. I can see this changing

It's cold enough to freeze my drinks that I had to turn down the throb to 3. If only if the fridge came in without the compartment as in the picture. Some reviews say that it broke after a few months of use. Will see about that

You, then, you have the unique and useful temperature setting display, which is made out of pin holes through which LED lights shine. The result is a ...

Quiet. Voted with my pocket: NORMAL DOOR HARDWARE! The cheap, cheap refrigerators made with straps for cans are not helpful. I'm so happy to find a better fridge.

It includes Michelin, rated chefs such as you and used their insight to design something that not only looks good but functions well. For busy cooks -...

A small amount of perishable snacks such as cheese and salami, and even a couple packages of meat and or veggies to cook up for dinner. You can't fit a week's worth of food a day so still need to shop every couple of days or so, but you know that going in. My favorite features is how compact it is despite how much it can hold and how QUIET it is. Perfect for keeping in a bedroom or dorm since it won't disturb your sleep

Tyler Lizenby/CNETThe verdictSelling a $6,000 fridge is a pretty tall order, so I give Samsung's appliances team a lot of credit for what they've done here. This fridge looks flat-out fantastic -- every bit the part of the Chef Collection's centerpiece. With a wide array of unique, appealing features, it's a genuinely tempting splurge for upper crust kitchens.The Chef Collection fridge is on sale now in the US, with a seemingly identical model selling in Australia (albeit with a different model number)