Product review (5 stars): Great so far!
I have no self-control when I go to the farmers market, so I often come home with way more stuff than I have room for in my fridge. Sometimes some bags get crammed in the back, and I forget they're there until it's too late. Enter this compact little refrigerator for the overflow.

The unit isn't especially heavy--I was able to move it into my garage alone, with the help of a dolly. I unpacked it and set it up alone as well. I'm a bit baffled by the optional little white foam "foot" that's supposed to prevent it from tipping over, but I installed it anyway, even though it doesn't reach the floor. I also had to shim up one of the legs, but since I don't know if that's because the slab in my garage is uneven or the legs are, I'm not docking a star for it.

I had none of the problems some of the reviewers reported with dents, dings, failure to freeze, etc. The fridge started working as soon as I plugged it in, and I filled the ice cube tray and put it in the freezer to test it, and it froze solid within several hours. The unit is quiet and seems to work well. I haven't used a thermometer to check the temperature yet, however.

It's worth noting that the fridge was taller than I was expecting. I thought it was going to be the under-counter size, but it's considerably taller--more like a very small apartment refrigerator suitable for a studio or bachelor apartment. The shelves are lightweight, as someone noted--not the sort you'd want to test with something heavy--but they seem adequate for the kind of light duty I have in mind. There are also several positions for them so you can customize the spacing between them. The crisper unit seems a bit flimsy and doesn't seal all that well unless you pay close attention, but again, I don't plan to use it extensively. (It's large enough to hold maybe a head of lettuce and some veggies for a salad.) Ditto with the freezer--you have to make sure the door clicks shut to seal it.

According to the accompanying Energy Star card, the unit is supposed to cost about $29 a year to run, which is peanuts. All in all, I'm very happy with it as an adjunct to my main fridge. I have no idea how long it will hold up, but fingers crossed. I think it's certainly worth the price.