Product review (4 stars): Bulky but functional
After two failed Danby units, I crossed my fingers and bought this brand.  Shipping issues aside (not Nostalgia or Amazon's fault), I got this thing upstairs into my apartment and opened the box.

First off, it's big -- probably too big for a moderatly furnished apartment under 1000 sq. ft.  And good luck if you live upstairs and have to get the delivery guy to grab a hand truck and get this package to you.  The Brown Delivery guys, after two failed attempts to deliver it as requested, ultimately just left it down stairs in a light drizzle.  They could have done a lot more for me.  They didn't.

Secondly, the packaging was done well.  Everything was strapped in, secured in place, a lot of padding.

Thirdly, unlike the Danby product, the assembly directions are much more clear.  Are they perfect?  No, and to make things worse, if you're paranoid about blowing up a CO2 tank like I was, you'll find the directions to install said tank and regulator to be rather vague.  Look, the last thing I need when I'm dealing with highly-pressurrized gas is to have directions written out of order.  I wish they'd write these for the everyday, not-so-handy, probably too paranoid person.

Once assembled and rolled into place, it's a good idea to let your kegerator rest without turning it on for about 24 hours.  Let the refridgerant get where it needs to be.

Another thing different than the Danby model:  the CO2 tank is actually stored inside of the unit as opposed to strapping it to the back of the unit.  Different and probably better in the long run, but still tough to get to when monitoring your pressure.

Ultimately though, I happy to report that I've had no real issues with the unit.  I did have a beer leak issue from the beer line/coupler connection.  In the instructions, you're shown to use a specifically numbered washer between the coupler and the keg top.  I had a million washers come with this thing but not that specific one.  Ultimately, one of the other ones did the job.  Pro tip:  use some plumbers tape where your beer line screws onto the coupler and save yourself a few cups of beer and a huge headache.

What really pushed me to get this brand, aside from the price, was the fact that they are based out of the US.  Not because I buy US Made only or anything like that, but because my last one was based out of Canada.  Yeah, try getting the parts you need shipped from eastern Canada to your local repair shop: customs, shipping, a small window of customer service availability.  Try this product -- you won't be dissapointed.