Product review (4 stars): Shipping the whole thing back because it's missing a screw-in foot. Because that makes sense. (Updated 5 month review added)
The refrigerator came well-packed. I took an hour to cut it out of the box and reverse the door to open on the correct side. As I stood it up, it was wobbly. I went to adjust the two balance feet on the bottom front corners of the fridge and one was missing. I contacted Amazon to see if it was possible to just ship me the part, rather than wasting the time, money, effort and fuel on me repackaging the double-boxed unit and them paying the cost to return a 70+ pound unit. The answer to that would be: No.

The unit itself seemed nice, it started up when I plugged it in, but I've only had it for two hours, so I can't comment on it's long-term use. However, Amazon's wastefulness in not being able to get a simple screw-in foot to offset the wasted effort to return this unit is baffling to me.

UPDATE (7/29/17) I've had the replacement for 5 months now and I'm upping the review from two to four stars. It does its job well, looks great, no problems so far.  Be aware, because of the glass front this is not going to make your beverages super cold. Using my Etekcity IR Thermometer, the temperature of the door glass is 63 degrees, meaning that a high-humidity day that raises the dew point above 63 will start condensation forming on the glass. It's not the fault of the unit, it's how dew point works. On humid summer days, I put a bar towel on the floor below the door because you will get condensation run-off. That's the issue with glass-front doors; there's a trade-off for the good looks. Using the same IR thermometer, it says the temp of the cans and bottles in the fridge are 50-52 degrees. That seems to read high, because the beer is cold. Just not 'edge of frost cold'. For reference though, the bottles and cans in my steel-front bar fridge read 50-52, maybe a 2 degree difference. I'd buy it again for the combination of price, looks and how it works.