Product review (4 stars): I would recommend leaving it sit upright for a day before plugging ...
I bought this on clearance from a local retailer for $75. The model number on the user manual is MIS1530. I think there may be multiple versions of this as some information online says that the minimum temperature setting is 32 F and elsewhere it says 40 F. Mine has a minimum setting of 40 F (though curiously the image on the user manual shows it set to 38 F).

When the shelves are arranged as in the product image (they were installed in a different configuration when I unboxed mine), it will hold about 100 cans. The packaging indicates it can hold 116 cans but you would be hard-pressed to fit them in there.

When the shelves are arranged as in the picture, you can fit 16-oz cans on the bottom and the second shelf from the top. The bottom and the first shelf from the bottom hold fewer cans (18 each, 6 wide by 3 deep) because there is an indentation in the back to accomodate the compressor. The top 2 shelves will hold 30 cans (6 wide by 5 deep). That makes a total of 96 cans without any creative arrangements (like removing shelves and double-stacking cans).

I use it in my office at work and it is not loud. Another review refers to it being noisy. Note that if a refrigerator is tilted from the upright position, it should be allowed to sit upright for 24 hours before plugging it in (this is mentioned in the manual). This helps prevent cavitation from damaging the compressor. I would recommend leaving it sit upright for a day before plugging it in. I haven't had any issues with mine but I will update if I do.

So far I am satisfied. I like the fact that it is a bit bigger than a traditional mini-fridge. It is about 8 inches taller than my coworker's mini-fridge and since it doesn't have a freezer compartment it has lots of extra space. I buy 3 packs of 24 soda cans when they go on sale and still have room for a case of Monster (for those extra long work days).