Product review (4 stars): I like most of my beers pretty close to 34 or ...
This is my first venture into owning a kegerator. I think it's a rite of passage for the men in my family to own one at some point so I'm no stranger on operating, cleaning, and emptying these out.

Many of my family have home built units that were converted refrigerators or the standard home depot/cosco units that were fairly small and could only hold a single standard sized keg or pony. No over sized kegs.

My requirement was I wanted to be able to hold any one type of keg I wanted or two smaller kegs. I also wanted to eventually put this under a bar (Not enclosed on the sides, plenty of breathing room for the compressor) This unit fits the bill perfectly.

I can keep a 1/6th barrel of hard cider inside for my wife while I keep a 1/4 slim barrel of something else for myself.

PROS:
 Big size compared to many other kegerators. I can fit oversized kegs or two smaller ones (I have heard it can fit 3x 1/6th barrels but have not tried.
 Cold. It gets colder than a lot of other residential kegerators I have looked at. I like most of my beers pretty close to 34 or 35 degrees.
 Double tap. Run two kegs at the same time.
 Built in fan. It's important to have a fan to move air around. Otherwise the cold air just sits at the bottom of the kegerator.
 Comes with all you need, CO2 tank, regulator, couplers, tower and two taps. You might need some other couplers if you plan on having some imports inside. I ended up buying a Euro/S Type coupler.

CONS:
 Inside fan is a little louder than I would like. It seems like it has some sort of rattling when it kicks on. I hear the fan inside more than the compressor.
 I drink more beer now. Having beer on hand and always cold.. I find myself drinking more and inviting friends over more. Don't kid yourself on the money saving aspect. You're only lying to yourself.