Product review (1 stars): OK but not perfect - Scratch that, more trouble than it's worth
The item is ok, but this certainly isn't a top line product.

The bad news:
-It came dented.
-It's missing a washer for the wheels.
-The door doesn't seal
-It cools to about 45deg (I adjusted the thermostat.  I'll have to try again.)(UPDATE: Turns out the thermostat adjusts in the opposite direction from the review explaining how to make the modification.)
-It's loud.  (Louder than the other mini-frige in the room.)
-The CO2 tank uses a safety blow-out disk.  I blew it out (guy filling the tank thought it was a 5lb tank so put 3.5lb in it).  The problem is, getting another safety disk isn't something I could pick up in town.
-In our excitement, all 5 engineers putting the thing together missed the set screw on the pressure regulator.  On the plus side, with enough arm greese and a pliers, you can turn it with the set screw in.  On the minus side, we stripped out about an eight of a turn of the thread.
-The first tank of CO2 (5lb) drained out over night.  I still don't know why.

The good news:
-It works.
-The tubes are all nicely terminated so the only real work to get it up and running is to convert the tap to work with the tubes already connected to the regulator and the part coming out of the top, then connect them.
-It's cheap

Overall, I've got a feeling that once I've gotten all the idiosyncracies worked out, I'll be happy (unless the temp doesn't come down a bit more).  If you want a unit you'll get that'll look good and work right strait out of the box, you might want to go with something else.  But if you want an inexpensive kegorator to get you to your beer, this does the job.

UPDATE:  found another subtle problem. If the beer line sits against the back wall of the kegorator, it can freeze (since there really isn't anything separating the cooling coils from inside of the kegorator).  Moved the line off the back wall and it worked in minutes. (for reference, had adjusted the calibration on the thermostat to let it go lower.)

UPDATE2: This keg-o-rator seems to have poor cooling in the tower causing the first half-glass of beer to be all foam.  It's a common problem I believe [...]  Going to buy a tower cooling kit [...] and see if that fixes the problem.

UPDATE 3: Just added added my second keg to the keg-o-rator.  The keg sits on the door a bit (as it's a 1/2 barrel) and, unfortunately, that's causing the door to sag and preventing it from sealing so that now the keg-o-rator won't cool.  This product is more trouble than it's worth.  Highly recommend people buy a better quality product.