Product review (5 stars): Works like advertised
I did not buy this from Amazon, but I did read the reviews here to help make my decision. The unit arrived at my home is sturdy packaging with Styrofoam on all sides in the box.  Unpacked it look great. You have to put the door handle on (two screws). Clearance required is only a 1/5 inch on either side and 2/5 inch in the back. The manual was very clear on first steps: let the compressor fluids settle by standing upright for 24 hours, level it, start up empty to cool the box then fill up with drinks and cool. I did those things and the set temperature of 43 degrees (35 degrees is the minimum allowed) with about a 1/3 full of room temperature drinks was reached in about 2 hours. The glass shelves have holes in them to allow for circulation. The unit is very quiet; what I mostly hear is the fan and it is not loud. This unit replaces a 12 year old Marvel unit which was much louder. Shelves were arranged to accept upright 12 oz cans and small water bottles on the top shelf. I chose to lower the top tray to put in long neck glass beer bottles. Doing that still left a gap that permits 12 oz cans to be stored on their side on the shelf below it. Some reviewers complained about having to unscrew a holding nub to get the shelf out. You don't need those nubs if you don't want the shelves to slide out and not tip. When I moved the shelf, there was no hole to put the nub into so only fixed locations allow slide-out shelves. The bottom of the unit has grooves so that wine bottles can be placed there. Note though only Chardonnay type bottles will fit. The long neck Riesling bottles need to be placed on any of the other shelves. The shorter length on the bottom is due the part of the mechanical systems bulging inward about 4 inches.  Since this is a first look review, I'll update this later if I encounter any issues. So far this appears to be a very good replacement for my old unit.