Product review (4 stars): Mine was missing a couple of screws and the channel lock tool but other than that it has been great. Haven't had a chance to use
I studied outdoor kegerators for several months.  You get a lot of bang for the buck with this unit.  Mine was missing a couple of screws and the channel lock tool but other than that it has been great.  Haven't had a chance to use outside my outdoor kitchen is not quite ready but so far here is my experience using indoors:
Unpackaged unit a few weeks after it arrived.  Had a very visible denting going on in the front door apparent to the outside (box was perfect so either a manufacturing defect or left the factory damaged).
Since my outdoor kitchen is not ready yet, and was using a loaner kegerator for craft beer (Baja Brewing) I figured I might as well test it out before too much time passed.  First since it was easier to move, I installed the coasters (which I will have to remove once I install in the final position).  Easy enough, but remember usually the coasters/wheels with the brake are for the front.
o problem.  I had to move from there to the current operating location which is up 2 stairs then another 2.  Not too difficult.  Put it where it would be for the time being then began to set up.  Arranged hoses, etc.  Had to remove the tower again because the gasket was I another place and was complaining because it was not there but it was but in another bag.  Also they do not mention that the screws from the top rail fit VERY tight (felt like I was stripping them).  Took me well over an hour from start to finish but all looked good although I have not yet installed the door handle or in the final under counter location which will be another chore to do correctly and a lot of ingenuity will be needed to create some type of sealed plastic insulated sheath between the above counter tower and under counter kegerator).  From there I left sit from about 1pm to 10AM and then connected.  Started with temp about 50 degrees.  Overall very quiet.  Loaded the first two sixth barrel kegs about 8-9pm.  Had for several days working great, but could not regulate correctly.  The instructions include a different regulation system that was is included.  I finally had the craft beer personnel here to help regulate.  Was much better but still not perfect.  I would fluctuate (to save electricity) between 40-50 degrees.  After several days and two more kegs, I started setting temp at 37 degrees.  Still quiet, comes on a bit more frequently but not bad.  After letting sit for 2 1/2 days, first pours came out perfect.  I have a black (Swartzbier style) ad a Blonde (Cream Ale style) and both pour great,
I will mention that there is no apparent hole ready for an external CO2 tank (which each time my craft beer company delivers ad installs ten kegs tell me that the CO2 tank is dangerous inside the tank (currently using two sixth barrel kegs ad a regular size CO2 tank because I have yet to find someone in my area who will fill the small 5lb CO2 tank).
Overall for price (although for a very small outdoor kegerator I find very pricey) compared to others and the features I would very highly recommend this EdgeStar unit.