Product review (4 stars): I like the lighted dispenser area and the small fridge underneath
This is a very attractive and practical cooler.  I like the lighted dispenser area and the small fridge underneath.  The hot water tank tends to boil when cycling, and that can be a bit noisy, but I have not seen any coolers that do not do this recently.  I do not use the compartment for wine, but for bottled water.  Climate in the compartment is not closely controlled FYI.  There is an interlock on the door that alerts you by light if the door is not closed - a nice touch.  So my only gripe is the hot water tank noise, and it is hard to avoid that if you want to have instant hot water.  This is a very good product.  I will let you know with a later post if the compressor does not last.  Compressor life on some other coolers has become an issue recently.  Never was a problem with the American made Elkay and Cordley-Temprite coolers made up in Lanark Illinois, but with foreign made coolers, probably using compressors made with slightly looser specs, it has been more unpredictable.  I like the 'water-safe' probe feature too.  It prevents spillage when loading a bottle, and it also helps keep the system sanitary.  That was originally an Elkay (Ron Katz) concept, and no one has ever duplicated their plastic spout, which allowed water to flow quickly and evenly. Water flow is slightly slowed for large filling because of the puncture spout interior diameter and the lack of the flow characteristics engineered into the Elkay products, but it works ok.