Product review (3 stars): Inside is really small
I had my old kegerator die and needed a replacement quick.  This one seemed to fit the bill and said it fit 1/2 kegs.  Price and reviews made it seem worth the chance.  Now some of the good and not so good.  It was very easy to assemble every though the instructions were a little vague on certain areas.  I used my old sankey and tap as the ones that came with this seemed a bit cheesy.  It definitely keeps the kegs cold, so that is at least good.  The big issues I have (and maybe I should have looked more closely to the description) is the size of the interior.  While it does fit a 1/2 keg, this is only by the skin of it's teeth.  The old kegerator I had was large enough inside to keep other bottles of drinks and still have room to lift the keg in.  This maybe has 1/2 inch space on the side.  This makes it extremely hard to get the leverage to get the keg in.  Also there is a metal protective floor plate.  This has a 3/4 inch raised "bump" (for lack of a better term) near the back which makes it impossible to get a half keg in the kegerator with this in (again, the leverage issue).  Seriously, if you want to protect the floor just put in a flat metal plate (like the one my old one had).  If you are using it for the small kegs this might be a good thing (although I doubt it).  The Co2 tank is located on the back.  While this is not a great issue it does add to the front profile, and as mine is in my garage, this makes pulling in my car a little challenging as it extends further.  My old one had the tank inside (which again shows how roomy it was).  The size is a real bummer as I am not sure if it will fit kegs such as Bass or Harp which are a little wider than standard (my guess is no).  So does it do the job of dispensing beer and keeping it cold?  Yes it does.  Was it worth it?  Not really for the downside reasons I mentioned above.