Product review (4 stars): Great Purchase
Don't be afraid to buy this product.  Great product, price and customer service through Amazon.  Although I did see that Wal-Mart carries it for the same price, I would have had to pay tax (9.25%)and haul it myself to my front door so Amazon was still the better bargain.  Plus, to be honest, I try to give Wal-Mart as little business as I can.  So far (about 45 days) I love this product.  Everything came as it was supposed to with some minor exceptions.  First, the instructions are not as clear as they could be.  But with a little time and patience it all worked out.  Some of the regulator washers and back-flow valves are already in place so the ones in the bag can be extras.  Check carefully and reason it out and you will be ok.

The positives;  I now have a true beer tap to complete the rest of my bar.  My wife and I do entertain and it is soooo nice to be able to have keg beer, as the taste of keg beer is truly much better than out of the bottle or cans. Also, when you open a bottle or can of beer and take a couple of sips and then you set it down, it gets warm and if you don't drink it right away, it gets warm.  I have found myself now pulling about a third of a glass of beer at a time.  I will drink that and set the glass down and come back when I want more and pull another third of a glass that is still nice and frosty cold.  Before, I was almost always wasting a half to a third of a beer as it got warm.  Second, the unit has kept the beer cold enough without having to do any of the temp mods that are listed in some of the other reviews.  It is set at max and it is cold.  Unit looks good overall.  I have now run about 5 1/6th kegs through it and had no issues at all.  A 1/6 keg is about 5 gallons or two and a half cases of 12 oz. beers.  There are a few tricks and tips that help your experience.  When you install a new keg and attach the hose, let the keg settle and get cold before trying to pull beer.  Also, do not pressurize with the C02 when you install.  There will be some pressure already in the keg.  Let it "self-pump" from the keg pressure until it slows and then turn on your C02.  Use pipe tape on all fittings that go together.

The negatives; Mine also came with a larger dent on the left side as you are facing the front door of the unit.  Luckily, this is the side that goes against the rest of my bar so it is hidden.  The C02 bottle is only a 2 1/2 pound bottle, not a standard 5 pound.  It will be a little harder to find place to fill or swap.  I went ahead and got a 5 pound for ease of swapping it.  The C02 bottle fits inside the fridge instead of on the back like the Danby unit.  Inside, the gas get colder and more compressed so you don't really get quite as much out of it.  I will look into mounting mine in the back later but it is fine for now, just be aware.  It is louder than I would have liked.  If you don't have a TV or stereo on you can most assuredly hear it.  Especially when it turns off, there is a loud "clack" sound.  But I almost always have the TV or stereo on in our family room anyway so it doesn't bother me, again, just be aware of it.  These are the reasons for the 4 star rating and not a 5 star.

The like to haves or future mods; 1- Wish there was a tower cooler and a longer internal beer line.  But these are mods I can make, look at YouTube or some of the other posts here about mounting an internal fan for tower cooling.  2- Another small computer size fan (80mm-120mm) in the bottom of the fridge to circulate the air in the fridge itself, convection cooling for faster cold air distribution.  Another YouTube mod that is cheap.  3- A two-tap tower.  As this unit will hold two 1/6th kegs at the same time, it would be nice to tap both at once for a variety.  But I knew this unit did not have it when I bought it, just something to think about for the future.  I saw one guy who drinks beer and his wife drinks wine hook up the 2 tap, one for him and got a homebrew keg and filled with wine for his wife and hooked it up to the other tap.  I could see it if you drink white wines or a sangria style wine (no fruit in the keg of course).  A two tap upgrade is $100-$120.  If they could package one in this original unit for around $60 more, I would have bought it.

With all this being said, I am more than happy with this purchase as is my wife.  She was not much of a beer drinker before, but she has been drinking more of it lately as it is so enjoyable out of the keg.  Plus the fact that all your friends and neighbors will give you plus 3 awesome points for having this bad boy hooked up and pulling ice cold beers out of it on demand.  Enjoy!