Product review (1 stars): Not impressed
I got this for my husband as a birthday present.  He was very excited to receive but started having doubts as he put it together.  The directions were less the awesome and took a bit of creativity to figure which of the pieces and parts were actually going to be used.  After assembly there is a bag of random o-rings in all sorts of shapes and sizes.

Once together, we plugged it in and seem to work just fine.  It was a bit louder than most mini-fridges, but not horrible.  We got the CO2 tank filled and our first keg just in time to have some friends over for a tall glass of foam.  At first we figured this was due to either the keg being a bit shaken up and the need to dial in the CO2 pressure just right.  After a couple weeks of fiddling, it did not get much better.  In order to not foam up, we had to set the pressure so low that it barely trickled out. Then the tap started sticking... The entire tap tower was always a bit wobbly, but now with the faucet itself was sticking and the instability was more noticeable.  We tried to keep the faucet clean, but it was a losing battle and the tap kept sticking.  At one point it became stuck on...we filled up several large mugs, wasting beer, before we were able to force back to the off position.  Unfortunately, it forcing it off, it sheared the tap right off.  This was the final straw.

We contacted Amazon to return the kegerator.  Not exchange, just return.  We didn't feel the unit was defective, it was just very poor craftsmanship and a new unit would have the same flaws.  In order to make it any good, we would need to change out all of the lines, the regulator, the connections, etc... basically everything but the CO2 tank... At that point you should just build your own from a mini-fridge.  Since this was a birthday present, we were past the return window when the kegerator failed.  Fortunately Amazon was very helpful and let us return for a full refund.  Thank you Amazon and no thank you to Nostalgia.