Product review (4 stars): Good compact fridge, although the door reversing process could be designed a bit better
Finding a small 2.5 cubic foot compact refrigerator is not as easy as it sounds.  And finding one with a stainless steel-style door is even harder.  This was literally the only selection on Amazon that met those specifications.

While I had not heard of the brand before (SPT), I ordered this as replacement for my aging 2.5 cubic foot fridge.  I am mostly pleased with the purchase.  It is compact enough to fit under a desk, and is much quieter than the previous model it is replacing.  It is also substantially lighter weight, although at around 48 pounds (shipping), it isn't exactly a feather-weight either,

At this size and price point, you don't get many features.  There's no interior light (but you don't need one anyway), and the freezer compartment is very small - just big enough for a small ice cube tray.  But as a second fridge or for an office or game room, it's more likely to hold sodas, beer and snacks anyway.  However, there are three features that are an improvement over my old compact fridge:

1) Convenient Temperature Control - My old fridge had one setting - "ON".  The SPT has a dial on the inside (on the upper right corner) that allows you to select the level of cold you need.  Nice.

2)  Adjustable Feet - There are two screw-type adjustable leveling feet, so the fridge will accommodate just about any minor irregularities on your floor.

3)  Mostly Solid Back - Older models often exposed the coils, but the SPT has a mostly closed case design.  There is an opening to allow air circulation around the compressor and to access the electrical cord.

I would have given this 5 stars, but ultimately deducted 1 star for the somewhat twitchy process of reversing the door. It ships with a right-hand swing, but you can reverse that by moving the hinges to the other side.  This could have been designed a little better and takes some fiddling to get everything to fit just right.  Part of this entails removing plastic caps covering the mounting holes on the reverse side, which are tricky to pry out.  Use a small blade screwdriver and take care not to scratch the cabinet.  One of those plastic caps broke fairly easily and I feared I'd have to glue it in place.  But SPT took the added - and much appreciated - step on including an extra packet of plastic caps for just such an issue.  Well done.

In short, this SPT fills a rather specific need in a simple and relatively inexpensive fashion.  I look forward to using this little fridge for a long time.