Product review (3 stars): It's alright. You get what you pay for.
Pros
 - Good price

Neutral
 - Fridge works and it works well. Out of the box it cooled down to ~38F. That wasn't cool enough for me so I had to take the thermostat apart and turn a screw a couple turns to drop it to ~34F. Make sure to Google up how to make this fridge cooler if that's what you're looking for.

 - Fridge came with a small dent on the right side. Didn't affect performance so all I did was contact Amazon. They settled it with a price adjustment on the kegerator. Saved me from having to return the product. Good service on Amazon's part.

 - Dual gauge regulator is nice but that and the air lines are pretty cheap and flimsy. Especially the air lines. I'll probably upgrade those soon enough unless the regulator starts leaking as well. Then I'll get a new regulator too.

Cons
 - Beer line is way too short (maybe 4ft?) and way too big (maybe 1/4ID line? it definitely looked bigger than the standard 3/16ID line that should've been in there) this caused a huge part of my serious foam problems. I ended up purchasing 7ft of 3/16ID line and with that a new Perlick faucet to go with. The faucet isn't necessary but forward seal faucets are good if you don't plan on drinking that often.

 - 3rd week in the keg coupler began leaking CO2. Completely lost a tank of CO2 within 2 days or so. I contacted Nostalgia Electrics support via e-mail, but it takes them approximately 2 days to answer each e-mail and I still haven't gotten anything resolved, but I'm not counting on it. They're probably going to send me another cheap coupler anyway after all this hassle and waiting. Might as well buy a high quality stainless coupler and be done with it. I'll probably try calling them, but I don't want their cheap components anyway.

 - Tower is pretty cheap too. (Plastic) I'll probably replace that with a higher quality stainless/chrome one someday.

 - 2.5lb tank is a bit small as well. It will do the job, but I'd rather them ship a 5lb tank. Oh well. You get what you pay for.

My honest opinion? Stay away and buy a high quality kegerator from the start or build your own. Save yourself the headache.