Product review (5 stars): Nice unit, nice price.
I've read the other reviews on this unit, and I still picked one up. This isn't a book/batteries/small retail, and when buying it from Amazon, you should really be present at delivery to insure no damage befell your unit in shipping. I was home when this came, and I looked over the box before I let the UPS driver go. It came double boxed with quite a bit of foam and cardboard protecting the fridge, then more cardboard protecting the tower/bottle/regulator/etc inside. After attaching the casters and fully assembling the unit, I waited the recommended 8 hours (really, I waited overnight) before plugging it in. I let it run for another night to be sure it was cooling properly, and then - after I decided everything was fine, I filled the CO2 bottle and purchased my keg. Don't omit this series of steps. If you want a working kegorator, pay attention to the instructions that come with it. It's pretty simple.

***UPDATE***

More than a year later, this kegorator is still going strong. I did have to replace the gas bottle it came with on the 2nd fill, which was pretty disappointing, but with that exception it's still working perfectly.

***UPDATE 3/15/14***

This little Kegorator is still plugging right along. It's survived 2 moves, countless re-jiggerings (ball lock, Sankey D, U-International) multiple faucets (stout, perlick, standard) and 2 gas systems (nitro and co2) I've moved on, but this little guy will be finding himself a new home, still running as well as the day he came to mine.  Officially he can fit a 1/2bbl of most of the major brands (no banded kegs), he can also fit some of the weird euro stuff (Guinness is always a favorite) or he can fit 2 5-gallon cornies or torpedo kegs (1/6bbl commercial).

Things to watch for - The tower likes to loosen up after a bit of time and has a bit of side to side play while pouring. This was pretty easily fixed with a sheet of rubber gasket material, cutting a washer to tighten up the fit.

***UPDATE: 2/22/17***

This kegerator has found a new home, and is still dutifully cooling and serving beer.