Product review (4 stars): Does the Job
I bought this kegerator for occasional home use. Yes, I had read the negative reviews on here but felt like the things people were upset about were things I could overcome.

I used it once for a party and it did its job wonderfully. I put a wireless thermometer inside with the keg and it stayed at 37 degrees the entire time, even with the kegerator out on our deck on a June evening in North Carolina. The casters are helpful and otherwise, again, this kegerator does its job as advertised.

Now, I didn't say it "felt" like a professional beer station. Remember, I think this is probably the lowest-end kegerator out there, and in terms of the pieces/parts, that's pretty much what you're getting. Again, everything works just fine, but you might find yourself soon looking to upgrade the regulator, draft tower, etc. I was told at a local homebrewing supply company that they see a lot of people come in who bought this kegerator and the regulator failed fairly quickly (inside one year). Again, this is fine for me, I wanted a low-price entry point to see if I would even use it enough, and at its core, this is a keg-shaped refrigerator that works fine out of the box but also gives you options to make improvements. Note - the included regulator has a non-standard fitting at the end, so if you plan to get an upgraded one, you might need to get a new air hose fittings and/or keg coupler to go with it.

One thing I did that helped tremendously, that may turn some people off - I used a bungee cord to keep the door tightly closed while the keg was in there. It looked like the door wasn't really tight otherwise and the seal was maybe a bit compromised in places. So, I put the bungee cord around it and that's when I was able to get things down to 37 degrees.

So, would I recommend this? Yes, I would, as long as you recognize that you're getting a good keg refrigerator and other parts that work fine but may soon leave you planning for some small upgrades.