Product review (4 stars): Mini-fridges are pretty much hit and miss unless you go commercial
I bought the "refurb" one for $196 (shipped).  From the reviews I am seeing all mini-fridges, they are pretty much all hit and miss unless you go commercial.  I figured at $200 it was disposable if it just lasted a couple years.  Mine wasn't actually refurbed per say, but was a scratch and dent model.  It came with an inspection that said it was verified to work.  It has a good dent in the stainless metal frame around the front window.  I expected something like this as it stated somewhere in the ad to expect this on the refurbs.  I didn't take off 1 star because of that.

Actually I may look at taking the door frame off and see if I can roll out the dent to make it more presentable, but this is just for a gameroom so no worries either way.  I don't have a thermometer to put in the fridge yet to check the exact temp, but I will update the review when I do.  If you turn it on max cold, drinks seem comparably cold to my full fridge, maybe a tad cooler.  What I am taking a star off for is the noise and power draw.  I can easily hear this thing running across the house, although its the pitch that gets you, not the db.

Update 1 - I was initially worried how cold beverages would get and how much it would have to run to get them there.  I would say it gets them cold enough for me at setting 6 (of 7).  At setting 7, drinks have that near freezing bite to them.  Thats definitely nice, but knocking it down a setting is sufficient for me, and will reduce wear and tear and electricity.  I only do bottles and I was able to fit 2 racks in the middle, plus the rack at the bottom that is immovable.  Longnecks fit perfect in the middle(6x5), pint cans and shorties at the top(6x5 if all bottles).  I do bottle water in the bottom rack(6x3).  Since water bottles are a bit squished in there at 6x3 you probably wouldn't have much luck fitting glass bottles in the space with this config.  Also, as I said before its loud.  Its not so much the dB of the sound as it is the pitch which seems to carry.  I can still easily hear it at night on the other end of the house.

Update 2 - Had it for 8 months now and its still on the loud side, but mostly you can ignore it unless you are trying to sleep in the same room with it.  New problem has arisen.  I turned down the cold a notch to 5 from 6 for the fall and since the day I made the change the fridge has been making loud clunking noises.  At first I thought the ice on the coils was melting and dropping, but its not.  Its clearly some mechanical issue.  Its still working like a week or so later, but the noise this thing makes is crazy loud.  It sounds like someone is throwing a porcelain plate on concrete.  If I had to guess, I'd say its dying, so I don't expect it to last much longer.