@Patrick Gray
We did pass on the Beko as much as we liked the looks of it, with the company never answering their phone, and they never did respond to my voicemails, and not finding any reviews on it, it was just to much of a risk for us considering we originally bought a $11,500 built in that was a disaster from week one, thankfully after arguing with the manufacturer we got a refund on it, but boy did we learn the hard way that just because it cost more doesn’t mean it’s going to work any better than a less expensive model. There also wasn’t many reviews on this particular built in either, just like the Beko.

So now at this point we had very little to chose from since the pandemic pretty much stopped everything and no one is manufacturing anything, we were at the mercy of what was in stock, so we chose a a simple french door SS Samsung with a nice interior, no ice or water in the door (just problems waiting to happen)
It was one of a few in stock we had to chose from at this point, we’ve only had it 3 weeks, but so far it’s worked well, it keeps even temps and it’s super quiet. I was hesitant to buy a Samsung due to some negative reviews online about the ice makers, but we had so few in stock to chose from, and we absolutely DID NOT want ice and water in the door which limited us even more, (the built in didn’t have ice/water in the door either) we did have another option (besides the Beko) of a Whirlpool fridge w/o ice and water in the door, but unfortunately the interior was, in our opinion, flimsy and the drawer runners did not have rollers, just plastic on plastic. The Samsung interior seemed sturdier and had rollers on the drawers and cost just under $2G including the extended warranty we also bought and so far (knock on wood) it has worked far better than the expensive built in we bought prior, so for less than $2 grand we won’t complain considering all the problems we had with the big expensive built it that was beautiful in our new kitchen, but it was a complete mess with nothing but one problem after another, the Samsung looks just as nice, it’s not as big and tall as the built in, but it sure as heck works 100 times better so far...and the store we purchased it from said it was returnable for 30 days if we didn’t like it for any reason, we had to argue for weeks with the manufacturer to give the store authorization to refund the built in with all the defects it had and a repair tech agreeing it needed replaced or returned since it had so many defects.
So if this Samsung only lasts us 5 years (that’s the length of the warranty we purchased) we won’t be terribly disappointed considering we only paid $2G for it, especially when the built it we paid over $11G for didn’t last a month and had major problems within a week of its installation.

Not sure if all this info helps you out or not, especially since buying any refrigerator right now is gonna be tough because of the limited in stock supplies and the manufacturers not having any in stock to ship out to the suppliers. We went to several appliance stores within a 50 mile radius and were told pretty much the same thing from each store that we could order just certain brands but it could take 6-10 weeks or even longer to get it in and we just didn’t have the option to wait for one at this point and were even told some manufacturers aren’t even letting suppliers order at this time due to no production because of the pandemic, so we were at the mercy of what was in stock and immediately available to us in our area that did not have the door dispenser, so hopefully the Samsung we ultimately chose will continue to work for some years to come just as well as it is working now, but obviously only time will tell.

I don’t know if you have the luxury of waiting to buy a refrigerator until the pandemic is over and manufacturers are up and running again, that may be your best bet if you can’t find anything in stock where you live that you really like at this time.

I wish you luck with your decision, I hope it all works out for you :)