Product review (4 stars): For the homebrewer
I purchased this model specifically as a fermenting chamber for homebrewing beer. Overall, I am satisfied with this unit because there were no modifications necessary. It does not have a compressor hump, so there is adequate room to securely fit a 6 gallon better bottle fermentor with the air lock and blow off tube attached. Another positive is that it comes with a thermostat that regulates constant temperatures in the ale and lager ranges. No need to buy a thermostat control system or wire rigging. It is also very quiet. When it kicks on, it sounds like a ceiling fan on the low setting. The wine cooler also looks great in my opinion. Aesthetically exceeds all expectations, especially when  considering the price.

Now for the negatives. First of all, the temperature that is displayed is not to be trusted. It is completely worthless. A reliable thermostat must be purchased and placed in the unit. The thermostat adjuster is also quirky and inconviently designed. The unit holds temps well, but the thermostat will sometimes adjust to different temps on its own. The thermostat is also located inside the unit, and can not be accessed without opening the doors. Another bummer is that the top temp is 64. I like to have my ale fermenting temps warmer towards or in the 70s at the end of its cycle, but that is not an option here. I could only get this unit down to 52 degrees, but that works well enough for my laggering  purposes. Another negative to consider is that only one beer can be fermented at a time. This could potentially cease any brew-a-thon planning if there are no other fermenting chamber options avaliable.

Overall I recommend this unit for fermenting ales and lagers. The price is comparable to purchasing a mini fridge and thermostat controller, but does not need to be modified.