Product review (5 stars): This product has been updated (for the better...mostly) and a couple of the description bits are wrong.
This is my third of these Danby fridges and it is still wonderful and holds and keeps cold all we could hope for (well, no, that would require a walk-in fridge, still...).

Danby made 2 changes that I have discovered so far. One is infinitely for the better, the other may bug some people but it's meh for me.

Staring from the meh. They have re-designed the LED light. It no longer takes up a ton of room at the top of the fridge which is great (see below). But, it is now either on all the time or off all the time. Door activation is no longer possible. As far as I'm concerned, I'll turn on the pretty blue light when I have company and leave it off the rest of the time.

The good change. Because of the light redesign, the very top shelf that sits under the light and in front of the blower has been redesigned.  It used to have this cage thin protecting the light assembly and took up a ton of space, making the shelf of dubious value. Now, it is a flat shelf (a little shorter than the ones below so as to keep the  blower clear) and is actually useful.  I currently have 7 easily accessible cans of soda up there.

Also because of the redesign, the shelf can sit in the top slot. Because I use it for a mix of soda and beer, I don't use one of the long shelves. Now that it uses the top slot, it frees up the space to be able to have a beer height shelf and a taller soda shelf (I like the new design Diet Coke cans what can I say).

Annoyances left over from the original fridge:
It may be a clever door  reversal system, but it is a pain in the....butt...to actually do it.
The half shelf that abuts to the jut out to make the thing full depth is designed assuming...I'm not sure what about us consumers. It has a rod coming off the edge of the shelf to (I guess) keep the shelf from sliding backwards onto the ledge (I have no idea how that would happen in the normal course of things). It's half an inch in from the edge and I have actually had to rearrange my beverage layout because of it. I keep meaning to buy a bolt cutter to snip it out.
I have no idea where they got the 120 can capacity figure. When I do the math, I can't make it be more than 90ish But, that's just a quibble.

As things stand now, I can put half a dozen cans on the tippy top shelf) (probably 4 beer bottles?),  25 regular soda cans (or 30 of those new tall skinny cans) on the second shelf, 20-25 bottles of beer on the third shelf (depending on the bottle shapes), and the very bottom (which is only half as deep as the others has either a couple bottles of champagne or beers that comes in cans ....it's my catch-all shelf.

If all you use is regular can-sized cans, the other long shelf can be inserted and you should be able to somewhere between 75 and 90 cans of beverage in it.