Product review (3 stars): Hey, it's a fridge with a tower. That's about it.
I've had this kegerator for a few years now. I bought it because you WILL save money with draft beer as opposed to buying bottles. Anyway. I got mine straight from Kegerator dot com at a fair price. It came quickly and it is fairly easy to set up. It will come with all the stuff you need minus actual CO2 and beer. You can get CO2 from any gas or welding supply store and in some states (like Louisiana), you can get any grocer or liquor store to get you kegs of beer. It helps to become familiar with the distributors in your area and what they carry and where they deliver. ;)

After several years of using AND MODIFYING this product, thanks to my mechanical inclination, here are the CONS of this product:

1) It doesn't have a cooled tower. This means that the beer inside the tower since your last pour will be several degrees warmer than what's inside the keg. THIS WILL PRODUCE FOAM on your first pour and most pours that are longer than 20 minutes or so apart.
2) The cold plate will need to be defrosted from time to time. Sometimes, it will get a little TOO iced up.
3) There is just BARELY enough room inside to fit a 1/2 bbl keg, but it does fit. They could have given an extra half inch or so to save consumers the trouble of always wondering if that keg will BARELY fit in there. It fits two 1/6 bbl kegs just nicely though.
4( You WILL need to adjust the thermostat. It comes from the factory set to 40 degrees and that's ridiculous. It's coldest setting should come from the factory set to AT least 33 degrees. Luckily, it is not difficult to adjust the thermostat.

PROS:

1) It's a kegerator that provides you with draft beer.

I'm not going to sugarcoat it. If you don't feel like having to make modifications to a kegerator, don't get this one. Get a more expensive one with a fan cooled tower and a much colder thermostat. That will eliminate 90% of the complaints on this unit However, if you feel like you don't mind making modifications like I have, then go for it. Some mods I have made to mine to make it a MUCH BETTER product:

1) I raised the tower using PVC pipe and installed a turbotap to cut down drastically on foam. It works!
2) In an effort to cool the lines going up the tower, I ran copper tubing through which I fed the line up the tower. The copper tubing helps keeps the line several degrees colder than it would be otherwise.
3) Adjust that thermostat so you actually have COLD beer instead of just cool beer.
4) Buy your favorite tap handles. ;) No one cares for a boring old black knob handle.
5) Don't use those crappy hose clamps that come with the fridge. Use automotive hose clamps.