+Decent build quality for a refrigerator made in Turkey. Nothing like the Chinese LG models in roughly the same price range, namely the GBP/GBB 566, 567, 569 (take a close look at those first, feel their “glass” shelves and drawers and their water dispenser, and you’ll understand). Of course, with the Bosch, as with all refrigerators in this price range, only the door is clad in stainless steel. The rest of the refrigerator is simply painted gray.
+Spare parts available for 15 years. 15-year warranty on the motor (registration on mybosch is required to activate it).
+The height (186 cm) is just about okay for a person of average height. I’ve never understood the point of refrigerators over two meters tall (and then some!) in countries outside Scandinavia, since they give you useless space up high. Due to its great depth, though, shorter people will struggle to reach the very top shelf.
+It needs about 80 cm of width, so it’s ideal for making use of every last available centimeter in the miserably small Greek kitchens. However, if the door handle is going to hit a wall when the door is opened to 90 degrees, you’ll need an extra 5 cm of width. In theory, though, there is also a model without a door handle.
+Really huge fruit and vegetable drawer, both tall and deep, with a divider in the middle.
+The fruit and vegetable drawer pulls almost all the way out, which is very convenient. That’s why there is no bottle shelf at the bottom of the door. In contrast, East Asian manufacturers stack shelves at the bottom of the door, with the result that the opposite drawers can only be opened halfway.
+The two storage drawers (above the fruit/vegetable drawer) have a dual function: in the Cold setting, they are at the same temperature as the rest of the refrigerator compartment. In the Extra Cold setting, they “run” about 1–2 degrees colder, to keep cheese, deli meats, bread, meat, and fish fresh for longer. Convenient.
+The temperatures it reaches are relatively close to the desired values (measured in a half-full refrigerator with a laboratory-grade instrument), set to 4/-18: the refrigerator compartment is about 3–4 degrees (I expected the top shelf to be warmer, but it wasn’t), the storage drawer is about 1 degree on the Extra Cold setting, and the freezer is about -17 degrees. Logically, with a fuller refrigerator or a higher room temperature, the temperature in the refrigerator compartment will be a little higher.
+The door shelves can be placed at various heights, as can the two sturdy glass shelves in the refrigerator compartment.
+The SuperCooling and SuperFreezing functions (“Super”) are convenient, though naturally a little noisier. For a few hours, they lower the set temperature in the refrigerator/freezer compartment respectively (duration: 6 hours / 54 hours), so the food already inside won’t be affected when you put a lot of food in at once. Of course, you can cancel them whenever you like.
+The display never turns off completely, so you can see that the refrigerator is indeed working.
+The noise level is reasonable. You wouldn’t call it silent, but you wouldn’t expect it to be at this price and size, either.
+There are instructions (PDF) for some simple repairs. Beyond that, Bosch/Pitsos/Neff/Siemens products generally have good documentation, and anyone handy will certainly find even more detailed repair instructions, parts lists, etc. with a little searching.

A few downsides for this price range:
-The freezer isn’t small, but you wouldn’t call it large either (120 L). Whether it’s enough for you depends on how much you want to freeze. Lots of vegetables/legumes from the village, for example? It also doesn’t come with an ice tray (I can live without one).
-The shelf layout and the size and number of drawers may not suit everyone. For example, there are few bottle shelves on the door, but I think this is offset by the door’s great width (see the photo I uploaded). In any case, I recommend carefully looking at any available photos of the refrigerator fully loaded before deciding. Better still, inspect it in person, but since you probably won’t find it in a showroom, look at similar Pitsos/Neff/Siemens models: they come from the same factory and therefore have the same build quality and layout, although they are taller and a little narrower.
-One minor detail is that it doesn’t display the actual temperatures, though no refrigerator in this price range has that feature.

SOME PRACTICAL TIPS
*You’ll have a hard time getting it into an elevator (without the packaging, of course). It does have wheels and its height is just about okay, but its width of 75 cm and depth of 80 cm (85 cm with the door handle) are very borderline. If you’re not sure it will fit in (and out!) of the elevator, arrange for a furniture lift in advance, at a cost of around €80–100.
*Before turning it on, remove all the Styrofoam and clear adhesive tapes.
*CAUTION: On the back of the refrigerator, at the bottom in the defrost-water collection area, there is a small transparent bag secured with a rubber band, which plugs the white tube that collects the defrost water (the water that drips from the refrigerator compartment). This bag is NOT mentioned in the instructions (which is a mistake). Remove it! Unfortunately, I can’t upload a relevant photo now.
*Adjust the screw on the front left foot so it compensates for any unevenness in the floor.
*After installation, Bosch recommends waiting 1 hour before plugging it in. It’s better to wait several hours longer.
*When you finally plug it in, the alarm will sound for quite a while, until the freezer reaches a somewhat decent temperature. Don’t worry. The sound can be switched off, though.
*You can load food from the first day if you turn on SuperCooling/SuperFreezing. In general, though, it takes time to reach the right temperature. If you want to measure it with a thermometer, wait about 2 days.
*As with all modern refrigerators, it’s a good idea to protect it against power surges. The best practice is to have an electrician install surge protection in your home’s electrical panel. Otherwise, a reputable surge-protected outlet suitable for the refrigerator’s current (10 amperes) will help the electronics last longer.

So far very satisfied. It is quiet, cools quickly, and the tap is very convenient, but not for many people (~2.5 liters of water). It has enough shelves for various things, cooked food, fruits, dairy products, etc

Excellent choice. Practical and with plenty of storage space.

I will return only in case of a problem

I have had the refrigerator for about 3 months and I am very satisfied. It keeps the cheeses and cold cuts perfectly in the special compartments and has a very large fruit and vegetable drawer. Due to its large depth, it has a great capacity but it requires attention to organization because if something is hidden in the back, it can stay there until you search for it... Very good performance and capacity. It doesn't let you keep it open for too long because it starts making a sound notification.