I love the candy apple red color! It screams vintage and Coca Cola, and all things fun from the 60s. Itcompliments my red KitchenAid mixer beautifully. But it's more than the color and style that I love. I'm a serious fermenter, ridiculously so, and was tired of having to hunt through things in my regular refrigerator to find my healthy chow. I needed to organize, and this 'little guy' filled the bill. The movable shelves have a drop edge on the back edge that prevents slippage, and the glass is classy. Someone complained about all the plastic, but have you ever seen a glass vegetable crisper and door shelves? So there's no more plastic in this mini fridge than any other refrigerator. Additionally, there are endless options to move your shelves until you get exactly what you want. I really thought I was going to have limitations by using the door shelves. Not so! The door shelves were already provided for with an inset on the main body of the fridge. I was floored! I use half gallon, quart, and pint Mason jars, plus I make a ton of homemade yogurt using the small eight oz. capped jars, then there are the bigger overnight oat jars, and the kombucha, water kefir, and juice bottles of every size and shape. Well this beautiful unit provides more than enough room to adequately fulfill my fermenting needs. I can provide room for six half gallon mason jars, two quart jars, two pints, 27 kombuchas/juice/water bottles, 10 yogurt jars, 6 overnight oat containers, with room to spare for smaller snack jars and a jug of sprouts. If I were to stack I could cram in even more. The whole point is now I have all of my ferments in one compact and easily accessible mini fridge. I also love the manual temp adjust. The unit cools very quickly, is super quiet, and there is zero water residual due to a catchall in the back by the compressor that dries it out immediately. No annual defrost as no freezer. Add it's dynamic retro design, and it's amazing. As for downfalls, yes, this is all China. Yes, they do need to pack it better, especially something between the front door and the box besides a plastic bag. There was one teensy fingernail-sized dent, barely visible with the tiniest scratch on the door. I discovered that a standard red sharpie matches the color perfectly, did a few tiny dabs and Wallah! No longer visible. Despite the claim that the door is plastic, it is not. My husband works on jumbo jets and the door is aluminum, which is why it dents so easily. Plastic would crack, not dent. Some people simply hate plastic. Me, I take into consideration both the big and little picture. I've tried other 'mini' fridges and hated them...literally. This one I set up completely by myself without the hub's assistance, leveled it, wiped it all down, gave it the full six hour rest, and this beauty came to life ready to make me smile every single morning. It's a solid strong unit, the shelves are very durable (both the glass and the plastic door shelves), and the handle doesn't budge or feel flimsy despite being made from a thick, dense, compact material that some may consider cheap because it's not metal. I prefer the lighter weight material and it looks awesome with so much detail. So I love it, I know it will last, and I'm confident it's a quality mini-fridge. I would recommend it. But I do understand the complaints about the lack of better packing and the front door dents. China needs to put out that additional five cents worth of Styrofoam and pack it around the front door. Yes, UPS is a nightmare and I had an inch of dust to remove after taking the refrigerator out of the box, but they, too, have their limitations. Does the hub like it? Absolutely! He takes his lunches out of it every day before heading off to work. How do YOU spell ADORABLE? It's this fridge!!! Love, love, LOVE IT!