Product review (4 stars): Almost perfect mini refrigerator with a working frozen compartment. Fairly quiet.
Decided to buy this after seeing them on the TV show Dr. Jeff Rocky Mountain Vet in their waiting rooms. Figured it must be good enough after hunting high and low for a truly quiet and functional mini fridge. Small apartment means small fridge and the Chef Mate I was using before humms loudly when the compressor is running, and the freezer box turns into a brick of ice with very little room and only froze things that were touching the surface. Shopping for mini fridges is tough because they all make so much noise compared to larger units which can be virtually silent. My old full sized Frigidaire Gallery Series was absolutely silent. I'm super sensitive to refrigerator humm, buzzing and frequency ... it'll drive me crazy, especially if it's near where I spend a lot of time, like a studio kitchen.

PROS:  Compact, very quiet but not silent, decent sized separate freezer compartment that actually freezes things and is quite roomy for a mini fridge, one year warranty, good color selections and nice looking, reversible doors, interior light, reliable brand, will fit under most counters, adjustable front feet. Frost buildup in the freezer box is very low and can easily be scraped out.
CONS:  Vibrating plastic drip tray in back (easy fix), non adjustable shelves, no freezer shelf, only room for one milk carton sized container, packed in styrofoam.
NOTE:  The cooling happens by freezing the back panel. So in the refrigerated section if something is touching the back wall, it will freeze. Like some others have stated, the plastic drip tray in the back sometimes vibrates against the compressor when running creating extra noise. I fixed this by putting a small piece of an aluminum can lid (compressor gets hot so this won't melt or create a fire hazard) in-between them and taped it to the top of the plastic tray. Problem solved.

Ordered this online through a big store electronics competitor with free shipping and found a 20% off coupon. Wanted silver or slate, but BB only had it in black or white, so I went with black. Reasonably priced in this range. Arrived undamaged within about 5 business days after ordering, shipped out of California. Didn't like that it was packed in styrofoam instead of something more eco friendly. Unpacked, took off all the holding tape, plugged it in and shoved it under the counter where my old one was. The unit won't completely push to the back because the door hinge adds about 1/4" of an inch too much and hits the counter. I could take off the plastic cover or cut back the carpet, but it doesn't really bother me and gives extra air space in the back since the compressor gets hot, sticks out about 2.5" inches from the counter. Taking off the front feet doesn't help as the bolt for the right side sticks down the same length.

Upon plugging it in it was extremely quiet, but after 5-10 minutes it got a bit louder to compensate for cooling the first time. Once cool the motor doesn't seem to have to work as hard when it cycles on. Having it under the counter also dampens the noise and I stuffed the sides with towels to help even more. Leaving open space along the top and bottom for proper venting. Now when it cycles on I barely hear it in a completely silent room, like an ultra quiet fishtank motor. If it were in open space I'd hear it, but don't think it'd be loud enough to justify sending it back. It's a very low humm and there's no breathing swooshing sound of coolant flushing around like other models. In normal use the cycle on mode runs a bit long (10-15 minutes), but it stays off for much longer (around 2 hours if not opened) as the unit is pretty well insulated. One DESIGN FLAW is the plastic drip tray that sits over the compressor in the back, mine rattled and vibrated when the compressor was on which was super noisy and annoying. After figuring it out I just taped a small piece of aluminum (yeah, kind of ghetto) from a lid between the compressor and plastic tray and it stopped the vibration. Since the compressor gets hot I didn't want to use anything that would melt or catch fire. I almost freaked out, but I could tell by the sound it wasn't a mechanical problem and something just needed to be tightened or adjusted.

The split doors is nice. It allows for much more freezer room than the ones with single doors and it's more effective. Stuff actually freezes running between the medium and max setting. The single door units that have compartments ice up and end up only freezing what touches the surface, or if it's set too high it'll freeze things that are near it in the regular refrigerator section. Frozen lettuce doesn't work for me. The freezer walls do get a very thin layer of frost immediately, I've heard that it doesn't really build up and they give you a plastic ice scrapper if it does. After a few days I haven't noticed the frost layer getting any thicker. I don't drink soda so I don't care about the can holder (many reviews say it's hard to use), I'm considering cutting some of the wires out. I shove veggies or other things in it, kind of wish it wasn't there so I'd have more than just one space for larger items like milk cartons or oversized containers. The interior light is nice and looks like changing the bulb will be easy when the time comes. The glass shelves are nice with a little frosted glass edge on one side, they are removable as is the plastic bin. The inside of the refrigerator is cool and feels proper in temperature without icing anything up with my setting between medium and max. All in all ... so far so good after a couple little hitches. The glossy black coating is nice looking and my ears and food are giving it the thumbs up.