I got this for my son's college dorm room and he is thrilled with it. No issues with damage during shippimg. Very happy with the purchase.

so many reviews said that there fridge had a dent somewhere so I think whats the odds. Well I be dammmm dent on the lower part of the door, box in emaculate condition but there i was like a lot of the reviews said. Other than that seems to working fine. Inside parts feel a little cheap but you get what you pay for. Serves the purpose.

I KEEP ON MY PATIO FOR DRINKS AND WATER WHEN GRANDKIDS STOP OVER, THERE WAS A DENT ON TOP CORNER BUT IT DOES NOT APPEAR TO BE A PROBLEM. PLUGGED IN AND RIGHT AWAY IT'S ON. IT CAME WITH A LITTLE ICE TRAY AND SCOOP. GREAT BUT

I had a lot of reservations about this fridge before I bought it that were caused by the bad reviews I read.

A lot of people complained about dents and scratches, and I was worried that I would suffer the same fate. However, I lucked out. The fridge arrived upright in an undented box, thank goodness. And I noticed a protective tape-like film covering the fridge itself when I took it out of the box.

Pulling all that tape/film off wasn't fun. But I think it's safe to say most of us would rather do that than deal with a scratched-up fridge.

As for lifting it, I'm a proud geezer (50+), and I was able to put it on a dolly and carry it to the kitchen by myself, pick it up, and put it on a counter by myself without experiencing any pain.

To paint a picture, the whole process took about as much effort/strength as it does for me to carry a big bag of pet food or cat litter from the front door to the kitchen. However, I don't have any health or mobility issues that prevent me from lifting
In terms of performance, thus far, I am very pleased with how it's working. I let it sit up, unplugged, for about seven hours to let the compressor oil settle. And I got very nervous after I plugged it in and noticed the top and sides got very warm. But I've learned that that's normal.

It's expelling heat, so the exterior cools off when the inside finally gets cold.

As for how cold the inside gets, I've opted to set the thermostat to four because I don't have air conditioning and I don't want to overwork the compressor. Plus, four gets the job done for me.

My bottled water, leftovers, and produce were/are cold. I also put some bottled water in the chiller rather than use the ice tray that came with the fridge because it's too tiny IMO. And the bottles I put in the chiller got nice and frosty, but they didn't freeze. And it does say in the manual that the chiller is not a freezer, and you shouldn't keep anything in it for more than a few days. So I don't expect to have bottles of ice when I use it. However, cranking the thermostat up to five might turn them into slush.

In terms of noise, I noticed some customers complained and said the noise disturbed them. Mine does not make a lot of noise, just a very low hum, which might be annoying if you're extremely sensitive to sound and are in the same room for prolonged periods of time.

Neither situation applies to me. So all things considered, I'm a happy camper right now. But I will be updating this review if things change any time soon.

I have had the refrigerator for a month or so. I bought it to keep drinks in. I have the temperature set at it's coldest setting. It keeps my drinks relatively cold at this setting. It pretty loud and makes a whirling sound when the compressor kicks on. Over all it isn't a bad product, but it won't make ice cubes and I think it should get colder since it is turned to the coldest setting. When it is time to replace it, I will not be buying this brand again.
Update 1: After posting my review I was contacted by Upstreman customer service. They sent me a replacement refrigerator. The new frig is 15 degrees colder than the original one. I am much happier.