Product review (3 stars): Nicely shipped, attractive, odd shelves and a little lite on the cooling.
This fridge came shipped in an outer carton with styrofoam lining with a retail box inside - unit arrived in perfect condition.

I like the looks of the unit - I bought this in opposition to a 'normal' mini fridge so it could hold more cans and bottles without a small freezer and useless door shelves taking up space that could otherwise been used to hold cans and bottles.

The wires on the shelves are a little far apart and have a tendency to make the cans or bottles tip or lean. This could lead to the contents spilling out or breaking. The shelf should have had a lip as to 'catch' roll-away bottles and can to prevent them from rolling onto the floor. Another review had some custom plexiglass cut and seems like a good solution - I will follow their lead - how ever I do not have that ability nor do I want to spend the money. I think I will use custom cut beer case cardboard to line the shelves. We'll see how that holds up to the humid summers.

Lastly - the other review seem to be wildly different on the actual cooling temperature.. I placed a fridge thermometer in the front center shelf and get reading that vary from 40 - 45 this is with the unit to the maximum cooling level. The unit is well ventilated at  capacity and out of direct sunlight - early March in Minnesota with an average house temperature of 65 and low humidity (dry winter air). What concerns me is when it starts to get hot outside and the temp in the house rises will this lil fridge keep up and still be able to keep the contents cool at below 45 (although I would prefer 35 - 38). I am afraid it will not keep it at 45.... Only time will tell.

A little experimentation will lead you to find the right stacking/loading that fits your needs. I keep bottles on the bottom most shelf laid horizontally cap towards the door - if you take from the top of the pile the bottles do not crash around too much. I have not has this unit too long as to find the correct loading solution for my needs yet.

I'll try to keep this updated as I continue to use this.