Product review (2 stars): Unit freezes up and produces loud popping noises
I initially purchased a wine cooler from Wine Enthusiast, but it did not get cold enough for my beer (45% was the low), so I returned it for this beverage center.  Oddly both the wine cooler and the beverage center had dents in the back right corner, most likely from shipping.  It wasn't very noticeable on beverage center, so I kept it.

I've owned my unit for approximately 3 months now.  We purchased it for our master bedroom.  Initially, we were very pleased.  We let it sit for 3 hours before plugging in (a little longer than recommended).  After plugging it in for the first time, the unit gave off a quiet hum that was slightly distracting when watching TV.  Eventually, we became accustomed to the hum, but at about 1 month, the unit started giving off loud popping sounds periodically.  The popping noises were so loud that they would wake up my wife during the night (what's even more notable is that we both use ear plugs to sleep).  As a couple more weeks passed, the frequency of these popping noises grew to the point where it would happen about every half hour.  Very distracting.  I did some investigating and noticed that the inside ceiling and back wall of the unit were covered in ice.  I had had my unit at 35 degrees, so figured if I unplug it for a day, let it thaw out, and then run it at a warmer temperature (40 degrees) that it would do the trick.  After thawing it out, about a quart of water came out of the rear bottom portion of the unit (not inside, but out).  I let it sit a day, plugged it back in, and ran at 40 degrees (not what I consider ideal for beer, but acceptable).  A few weeks later, the popping sounds returned.  I got fed up with the unit, and found a new home for it on my covered patio.  The glass door is constantly sweating (we live in South Florida), so I have a feeling it will be a matter of time before it croaks on me, as the unit is working overtime.

In a nut shell, it appears to be a nice, modern-looking beverage center with a touch screen to increase/decrease temperature or turn on/off the internal blue light (which is pretty cool at night).