Product review (2 stars): It Worked, but Not Well Enough
(12 month update at the bottom)
I received this unit as a gift some time ago, and just finally got around to hooking it up last week.  Let's start with the good:

-It looks nice, particularly from a distance.  The Coca Cola logo is spot-on, and the window showcasing the cans inside adds a nice touch.
-It *does* work as a refrigerator.  "Ice cold" would be overstating it quite a lot, but it will chill whatever cans you put in there...eventually.
-It uses a fairly low amount of space, at least when compared to a traditional mini-fridge.

Hmmmm...short list.  Let's look at the bad, then:
-It's (very) cheaply made.  What looks nice from a distance is revealed to be cheap plastic when closely viewed, the buttons feel like they're going to break sooner rather than later, and ditto for the latch mechanism which holds the front door in place.
-It does "leak".  Thankfully I read the other reviews before hooking it up, and thus placed it on an old towel atop an end table.  Not the classiest look, but it's functional.  And I say "leak" because the fridge itself doesn't appear to leak, but rather the condensation from the cans inside tends to collect at the bottom...which is sloped forward a tad to facilitate easy removal of the cans, and thus produces a leak.
-While it's much smaller than a normal mini-fridge, it stores far less than you'd expect from something this size.  10 cans is your maximum when using it as a traditional vending machine, although you can sneak a couple more into the bottom area at the price of not being able to use those fragile buttons to send cans careening downward.  And speaking of careening cans...
-Any cans stored above the lowest shelf are going to need to sit for a bit before opening, unless you enjoy wearing your favorite canned beverage.  The drop is sudden and uncushioned, which carbonated drinks stored under pressure generally don't take very well to.
-The "door" at the bottom is fairly useless, and I've found it much easier just to open the front of the unit to remove cans, as well as to load new ones.  And lest you think this is a way to bypass the can drop, no...the cans fit pretty snugly inside each shelf, and are more trouble than it's worth to pull back out of them.
-The bottom- and top-most shelves take a bit longer to chill than the ones in the middle.
-Each shelf is perfectly proportioned to hold two 12oz cans...and absolutely nothing else.  Smaller cans will fit in but may or may not dispense properly, and anything larger is only going to work on the very bottom...where upper shelf items are ejected.

In short, this is an item which is going to look a ~lot~ cooler inside the box than it will once it's been opened.  For someone looking for a small refrigerator for a dorm room or man cave, just buy a small refrigerator.  For someone looking for Coca Cola memorabilia, spend the extra money on the genuine item (or a smaller item in this price range).  I'll give it the second star simply because it *is* a mini-fridge with Coke branding, but I cannot imagine a circumstance where this item would be the best choice available.

UPDATE:
Almost a year to the day after I began using it, the motor stopped working without warning.  On the positive side, the buttons and latches I was worried about *did* hold up even after twelve months of daily use, but that's hardly enough to make up for a "fridge" with barely any cooling potential to start with that burned out so rapidly.  Stay away.