I've had it for about a month so I'll mention the basics I've noticed.
Build quality seems OK.
It reached all the temperatures I set; I used a thermometer to check.
It doesn't make any particular noise that would be annoying when operating, only when it draws the refrigerant does it make a noise for 2-3 seconds.
Easy to use, external menu on the door to set the temperatures, which locks so no child can change them.
Inside the fridge, I found a small bag with everything needed, including instructions to change the direction of the fridge door yourself if you want.
What I didn't really like:
Old fridges had the familiar metal grid on the back to dissipate the heat absorbed from inside the fridge. In new fridges like this one, they removed it from the back and integrated it internally into the side walls of the fridge. The result is that if the fridge, like mine, is next to the door and you walk by, you feel some heat, which is annoying in the summer, though in winter it will probably feel pleasant. So be careful, while before we had a margin of 5-10cm from the wall, now you need that space on the sides.
The second thing I didn't like is the fruit bins. In all the fridges I've had, there was either one large bin or two bins divided vertically in the middle of the fridge, so they had depth. In this one, there are indeed two bins, but they are like horizontal shelves, so some bulkier items don't fit in the second, which is also smaller.