Product review (2 stars): Excellent when new or just repaired...
Danby Bottom Mount Refrigerator

We bought one of these refrigerator/freezers for our basement bar area.

Pros:

- attractive.  Its enameled gloss black steel on the outside with stainless steel [look] doors; inside is white.  Danbys web site says this about the door material: Spotless steel finish - looks identical to real stainless steel but without the smudging

- Energy Star rated (uses 20% less electricity than most units)

- The two thermostatic controls are in the refrigerator section against the back wall, out of the way.

- Frost free.

- Set to 3/4 of maximum cold, the freezer gets down to -20 degrees Fahrenheit.  We couldn't test how cold it would get on maximum since none of our thermometers read lower than 20 below.  We leave it at about 5 below.

- These units work by directly cooling the freezer at the thermostat setting, and then circulating just enough freezer air through the refrigerator section to maintain its thermostatic setting.

- Reasonably designed storage areas.  Milk, orange juice, soda cans, etc., all seem to have their place.  Gallon jugs even fit in the refrigerator door.

- One of the very few small unit designs with the refrigerator section on top.  That was important to us.

- We bought ours with an extended warranty from the Sears web site and picked it up in our SUV (to avoid a delivery charge) from the local Sears store.  Locally purchased refrigerators are MUCH easer to return if they arrive defective or damaged.

Cons:

- The two plastic slide-in vegetable crispers in the refrigerator section are cheaply constructed and should have been larger to fully use their allotted space.

- Needed a major repair after two years; three stars off for that.  See Comments for details.

Summary:

When new and after the recent repair, this unit is fine.  Due to needing a repair so soon, Id recommend buying an extended warranty or a different brand.