Product review (5 stars): Love it
After months of internal debate, I finally sprang for one of these about six months ago.  So far I'm very glad that I did.

I use it at a rustic, off-grid cabin.  I have a tiny solar system there -- 60 watts of amorphous panels and 12-volt batteries with a total capacity of 205 amp hours.  When I got the fridge, I planned to only run it when I was at the cabin.  In reality, I haven't turned it off yet although I do turn the thermostat up and run it at around 45 degrees in order to save power when I'm not there.  The spec sheet rating for power consumption seems to be accurate -- I don't remember exactly but it rates it at something like 6.5 A/h per day at 78 degrees and no openings.  In mid-summer it draws about 5 A/h per day when I am not there, meaning thermostat turned up and zero openings.  When I am there, it draws in the range of 10-15 A/h per day with normal usage and adding of warm stuff.  It draws about 3 amps when the compressor is actually running.  I track the power consumption using a "Watt's up" meter (just do an Amazon search, it's another item I highly recommend).

As an item of potential interest but unverified by me, I read in a review of the freezer that it's identical except for the thermostat.  So you can change this from fridge to freezer and back just by swapping thermostats in it.  Might be useful to someone.

Edit, 6/1/2015:  I am still very happy with this refrigerator.  I quit turning the thermostat up when I leave, and keep it on normal cold temp all the time now.  It works better for me this way, because I don't have a big power draw to cool the fridge down right when I get to the cabin.  Absolutely the only issue I have had is that because there's no ventilation in it, moisture can be a problem.  Over time, water will pool in the bottom of the fridge and some things will get moldy, especially bottle caps on condiments and things that I leave in it all summer.  I have solved this 100% by getting two Eva-Dry 333's which I rotate so that there is always one in the fridge and I take the other home to plug in and dry out.  Highly recommended if it fits your situation.