Home refrigerator help

They all suck honestly. I heard Bosch was decent but they cost more. I have a Samsung and the icemaker breaks once per year. It's cheaper to replace than buying a new fridge but I've researched them. A coworker researched the best fridges and bought a basic white one with no ice maker/water etc. because he was reading everywhere this would last the longest. It broke in a few months. I forget the brand.

Find one that isn’t made in china

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A coworker researched the best fridges and bought a basic white one with no ice maker/water etc. because he was reading everywhere this would last the longest. It broke in a few months

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Top freezer fridges are the most robust.
Followed by side by side. Bottom freezer and French door give the most issues.
Regardless of brand.
I always suggest just having a seperate ice maker.
I can't say any fridge is that much better Than the others. I still like to avoid LG and most samsung.
Note most kenmores are now LG not Whirlpool.

"Note most kenmores are now LG not Whirlpool."
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That true for all appliances or just refrigerators?

I just bought a GE full depth french door model with a bottom freezer. The water dispenser is inside the refrigerator and the ice maker is in the freezer and drops in a bin so you have to scoop it out. No external dispensers, which is the most common thing to break on modern refrigerators. I've only had it a month, but so far so good. I bought it from Home Depot for around $1200, included delivery, set-up, and removal of the old fridge.

Mine is a Frigidaire pro series. Have had it for 20 years and haven’t had problems, so I would buy another if I had to right now.

Can't recommend kenmore elite. Our 7 year old that quit making ice 4 years ago now won't freeze. Meanwhile the 1999 Amana keeps on rocking including ice. I throw a new ice maker in it every 3-5 years for cheap.