Product review (5 stars): You can't go wrong with Summit - especially their commercial grade lines!
I love this kegerator.  I sold a house at the end of last year to take a job across the country. The buyer asked for the kegerator in the sale, which was another Summit, so I gave it to them.  Good for me, since I was able to buy a brand new one, and this one is dual-head, and has a very nice temperature setting indicator on the front.  It's very sleek in design, and keeps my beer beautifully cold.

Pros:
It's a Summit. Given this is my second, and I love it... I'd highly recommend the Summit commercial line.  Also, the seller gave free shipping, and it turns out it came from New Jersey (to PA). I thought that was an excellent value.  They brought it inside, and even asked me to which room I wanted it moved.  They also waited until I fully unpacked the unit and inspected it (per the Seller's pre-delivery recommendation) for completeness and to be damage free.  Overall, this was a perfect buying experience.

Cons:
First, the temperature indicator on the front is actually the temperature you set. It's not an indicator of the temperature inside the kegerator. I found this to be a bit useless, and it is a very bright blue light. I love the blue, but in a dark room (where there's a man cave TV), it's a little distracting at night when trying to get that theater effect. Obviously, since it is not actually telling me the internal temp, it borders on annoyingly useless. LOL

Also, there is no leveling adjustment. Great casters, which actually work to stop it from rolling, but you cannot adjust the height to level it off for slightly off-kilter floors, which unfortunately my rental's floors dip a bit toward the center. No problem really, but I'd like to be able to level it with the casters, and not by propping the front up a bit.

Note...
I set this at 34F and, shortly afterward, one of the taps stopped working.  I upped the setting a bit to 39F, and the beer is icy cold now, with no freezing.  The take away here is that it appears to chill a few degrees colder than the temperature you set, so I'd adjust for that. Perhaps an internal thermometer would be a good side purchase.