Product review (5 stars): Love this product as much as what it dispenses!
I purchased the dual kegerator unit in May 2012 and waited until now to write a review. I've been through two 15.5 kegs and several 5 gal kegs. Once you get the right pressure dialed-in it's simple. I use 8-10ppi and seems to work well with the provided hose lengths. I do recommend getting a dual gauge regulator. I ordered one from another site (compactappliance) and forget why I got it from them instead of Amazon but their online customer service has been great. Like all things worth while, it does take a little practice to pour a proper beer (wet the glass), as well as, being comfortable changing out kegs. The biggest thing I can recommend to anyone, despite the product, is leave the keg alone once it's hooked up. It needs to settle down for a minimum of two hours before any beer can be pored with good results. The other thing is be ready to accept the keg in the fridge, don't dilly-dally trying to get it hooked-up while the fridge is getting warm with the door open.

Temperature - I'm going to manually lower the thermostat while I'm in-between kegs. Right now it only gets beer to 40deg with factory settings. You can find the directions in beer forums or by calling the Edgestar hotline. I can see why they don't make it too low in temp since people can experience frozen lines and kegs. And after all, it is only a minifridge modified to a kegorator. Most refrigerators run at 40deg to keep food from freezing in cold spots. I'll probably get a mini fan (also found online) to help keep the air circulating inside to prevent extreme cold spots. It's basically just a computer/server fan with small power source. Heck, I might just build one.

Noise - Yes, this does make some unusual noises from time to time (loud snap, crackle, pop) but I never really noticed it much until I took out the carpet (echo) in the room to redo with some tile or wood. I honestly don't notice it anymore and when the compressor is running it is no louder than my 55gal fish tank power filter and air pump in near-by hallway (or even my nice fridge in the kitchen). I wouldn't keep it in my bedroom (too convenient), but it's never been a distraction in our large dinning room / bar.

I did a lot of research before committing and I am very pleased with my purchase.