Product review (5 stars): Kegerator of my dreams!
I purchased this unit ~2 months ago. Overall, I am very pleased. I previously had the Danby Kegerator and the quality of this machine from Edgestart is far superior. I especially like the heavy duty casters, overall fit/finish, and 'good' quality gauges, hoses and faucets. The gauge could be better but is very serviceable as is for a 'no name' pressure gauge. Assembly was cave-man easy, and you should be ashamed if you find it difficult.

I did make a few modifications to enhance this unit to my preferences at a very low cost. The unit comes with a 'T' splitter for the air hoses to split the gas to two lines from one. I didn't like this, as it sends CO2 to both units all the time, so I added a manifold for ~$25, much better as you can throw a lever to cut gas for each keg separately. I also added a $5 CO2 pressure gauge to monitor tank pressure for a warning when it needs changing. The gauge the unit comes with fortunately is threaded for this reason, A digital external thermometer ($~10) easily allows you to monitor the fridge temp without having to open the door, preserving the cold interior. The final item was a blower fan far to cool the tower. You can buy these for $50, but I was able to whip one up from an old computer fan, a 2" tube from an old vacuum cleaner and some old power cords. My 'macguyver' version cost me nothing and keeps the tower so cold it 'sweats'! There is minimal insulation included in the tower, which likely is a step in the right direction. Conviently, the cap on the tower is removable, so you can confirm your new airflow if you choose to cool the tower.

Altogether, I am thrilled with this kegerator, and would not hesitate to buy again. I was on the fence about buying a 'higher end' model for double the price, but I'm glad I bought this unit. After a few 'cheap tweaks' I have the perfect (for me) kegerator!