Product review (4 stars): Great fridge with a few minor design faults.
Ordered this unit two months ago and so far it's working out quite well.
Love the capacity of this thing as you can store a ton of cans and bottles, and although the rubberized grates don't really hold cans upright that well on their own, it's not that big of a deal so long as there is something else next to them to hold them up.
It's an attractive fridge, it looks much nicer than the Chefmate mini-fridge I had before, and it keeps everything at a more even temperature as well.

This Danby is a great little fridge, though I do have a few minor issues with it.

The one I noticed straight away is that the corners of the metal framing around the door are SHARP. I've scraped my hands and wrists a few times by just grazing them against the corners, so if you have small children around, you'll either need to cushion the corners somehow or just consider a different fridge.
Secondly, the rubber accordion magnetic strip that helps seal the door when closed could really use a stronger magnet, or a spring mechanism to ensure the door closes. Far too often myself and guests have closed the door, only to have it either not swing closed fully, or close the door and have it bounce back open due to the weak magnetic strip in the seal.
Finally, the sides and top of this unit tend to run pretty hot. You aren't going to burn yourself touching the top or sides, but it's quite warm to the touch, which might be off-putting for some. If you're housing this fridge in an alcove then it won't be a problem, but it's worth noting nonetheless.

Overall this Danby is a great little unit - there are some shortsighted flaws in its design, but in my opinion they aren't enough to compromise the overall performance of the fridge.