Product review (4 stars): so close to being perfect, a 4.5 would do it justice
This kegerator is currently top dog on the market for light usage residential kegerators and at $500 primed I decided to give it a try since it has always been on my mind, having frosty cold tap-fresh beer in my home.. so I went for it!

the packaging is very good, it comes with everything you need to set it up EXCEPT for the casters being bolted to the main unit. this requires a 10mm 6 point socket or box wrench. not at all a big deal, but to get them good and tight, its necessary.

Once unpackaged and set up, we found out that the included CO2 tank was the biggest headache of the whole product, by a mile.
The tank is a 2.5lb (NOT A 5LB) CO2 tank. good quality, but Chinese made aluminum cylinder, HOWEVER, this cylinder is rated at 2,160PSi... and the valve is rated at a mere 3,000PSI.

This is OK in China, where the tank is made but it is not OK in the US where this product is sold because the working pressure of the valve must be 5/3 of the working cylinder pressure, which works out to a 3,360PSI valve.

I had the valve changed at a local gas supply chain for $15. all is now well. and its working well but something to think about since anyone worried about their license will not fill the tank with the valve that comes on it.

On to the kegerator itself
*the compressor is quiet, the stainless was well protected and looks good. the upper tap housing feels solid and accepts a standard *screw-on tap handle which is nice for personalization.
*the door is flat, not bowed, even with a half barrel, which I like just for aesthetics reasons. some competitors have convex doors.
*the whole thing is on four decent quality casters, very easy to move around on flat floors.
*the kegerator comes with a rubber holding strap that keeps the CO2 bottle out of the way inside the unit, holds 2.5 or 5lb tanks with ease.
*included regulator is cheap but works well. shows gas bottle pressure and working flow, including a 'low gas' zone in red.
*a notched base inside the kegerator that slots the kegs right in for stable storage.
*temerature! this thing gets the beer REALLY cold on the lowest setting. I have it cranked to the max '7' and beer is a frosty 21 degrees out of the tap.

Cons:
*Chinese tank is not fillable at a reputable gas company due to under-rated CO2 valve
*no wrench included to install casters tightly (At least on mine)

over all, it is a VERY good unit and I would recommend to a friend.