Product review (4 stars): Good unit
As per the reviews I went ahead and upgraded some of the draft accessories: replaced original beer lines (which smell strongly of plastic chemicals) with antibacterial food grade lines (no smell at all); this step was probably the trickiest one since the deluxe keg wrench tool I purchased didn't seem to fit at first, and I had to thin the edges of the tool with a metal grinder for it to work. Perlick faucets, chalkboard tap handles and ball-lock connections for gas and beer lines (I use corny kegs). As a homebrewer, I also wanted the ability to force carbonate different styles of beer which may require different pressures; for this I purchased a TapRite dual body regulator. I wanted to keep the original configuration for the CO2 tank in the back of the unit, but the hole in the back for the gas line is only big enough for one line (original configuration uses a T splitter in the inside of the unit to provide gas for both kegs, assuming you will be using the same pressure for both; some people point out this may be a weak link prone to leaks in the system). After carefully enlarging the access hole with a step drill bit, I sealed it with foam insulation and a rubber plug. Over a 24 hour period unit managed to cool down to 32 on max setting. Unit is indoors, with no direct sunlight exposure, and at an average ambient temperature of 75. All hose clamps that came originally with the unit were metal. So yes, this is a good unit but you may want to spend a little extra on better quality accessories to suit your needs and get the max out of this kegerator. It looks nice in the corner of my living room. Cheers!