Product review (5 stars): Works Great! Just a few quirks...
I've only had this kegerator for a week, but I've used it quite a bit in that time, and I love it. Especially at this price point, I think it is a great value and I highly recommend it. With that being said, I've found a few quirks, and hope my below points help you make an informed decision on whether to buy this unit or not.

PROS:
- Temperature: I set the thermostat to max, but I did not do the thermostat alteration other reviewers mentioned. Even without that, my beer has been perfectly cold.
- Size: There is plenty of room in this unit. It fits a 5lb CO2 tank just fine (comes with a 2.5lb, I just upgraded it), and when you're only using 1/6 or 1/4 barrel kegs, there's plenty of room left for frosty mugs, etc.
- Easy set up: Within an hour, I had mine up and running. I found the instructions to be clear, and did not need to do any extra googling to find relevant info.
- Looks: Clean, professional look. Mine was packaged well and didn't have a single dent in it. Construction appears to be sufficient (I didn't pay for a commercial kegorator, and thus didn't expect one - the quality seems in accordance with residential use, and consistent with every other mini-fridge I've owned).
- It dispenses draught beer: It works! I'm getting great quality draught beer at home - at the right temperature and with the right amount of head. This makes me happy.

THE QUIRKS:
- The "lock" on the regulator adjuster: In order to change the CO2 pressure on the regulator, you must turn a knob - sounds easy enough. Problem is, the knob is locked with a teeeny tiny screw, which you're supposed to unscrew with the allen wrench they provided. That allen wrench was the same width as a tiny paper clip, and I couldn't get it to turn the tiny screw. My wife tried with her small hands and added finesse, but still to no avail. Finally, I gave up and just used a wrench to turn the knob without unlocking. Did I just ruin the threading on the knob? Probably, but it worked, and my beer has the right amount of foam - I don't care.
- The Tower: When twisting the tower into position, it was very loose - no bueno. I looked through all the parts and couldn't find a washer for it. Just as I was about to improvise, I saw the plug (the thing you'd put in the hole if you didn't want to install the tower), and it had a rubber gasket on it. I put that on the tower, then it fit nice and snug (note: with the rubber gasket on, you have to put some strength into twisting it into place, but it works).
- CO2 Tank: Mine only came with a 2.5lb tank, which is quite small. So I bought a 5lb tank, which fits perfect in the same place as where the 2.5 one would go. I'll just use the 2.5lb'er as a backup.
- The #%! Silver Piece on Top of the Tower: So, on top of the tower lies a little silver decorative piece to cover up the hole - looks good. Yet whenever you close the door, the pressure change causes the silver piece to fly into the air like it's a cartoon on top of a geiser. It's fallen behind the fridge a few times and been a pain to get back out - beware of this.

That's all for now. This is probably the coolest toy I've ever had, so I'll be sure to come back and make updates if I run into any problems along the way. For now at least, it's a 5 Star.