I got the fridge (85 litre version) about a week ago and I'm quite pleased. Delivery was on time, within two days of purchase. Packaging was very good; thick cardboard, with expanded polystyrene top and bottom. There was no damage and all internal shelving was taped in place. The fridge comes with two tiny self-adhesive felt pads to put on the rear 'legs'. There aren't any legs at the rear, just protrusions from the metal base. The two front legs are adjustable to account for any unevenness in the floor. The shelves can move about, depending on what sort of height or orientation of bottles/cans you decide. However, the door needs to be able to open slightly more than 90° to allow the shelves to be removed without fouling against the door's rubber/magnetic seal. Initially, I thought the fridge to be quite noisy. However, this was fixed by adjusting and readjusting the front legs. It seemed noisier when it was empty than full; probably due to the shelves vibrating in time with the compressor. It now runs no noisier than my standard Hotpoint fridge/freezer. After a couple of days I started to get quite a lot of condensation on the glass door, particularly at the bottom. However, the weather is quite warm and very humid at the moment, so that might be the reason. To check if the glass door was an inefficient insulator, I took some thermal images. These images have a heat map superimposed over the image, ranging from black=coolest to yellow=hottest. The temperature at the top left corresponds to the temperature being measured at the white square/crosswires in the centre. The two min/max temperatures at the bottom left correspond to the coolest and hottest temperatures being measured in the whole image. As a reference (not shown in any image), the temperature taken of an inside wall was 24.4°C. All images were taken with the compressor running. After the initial cool down with the control set at 5 out of 5, I've had it running all week at 4 out of 5. (I'm going to change it to 3 out of 5 as the drinks are easily cold enough.) The 11:13:09 image shows the fridge from the front/left with the door closed. The centre temperature is 18.8°C, with the coolest being 16.7°C. As 16.7°C isn't that cold, I'm assuming that the condensation is as a result of very humid conditions at the moment. Note that the side temperature is 39.0°C - it feels quite warm to the touch. Fridges work by 'pushing' heat from one place to another, so, as the instructions say, keep a gap between the fridge and walls so the heat can escape. As a comparison, my Hotpoint fridge/freezer measures 37.5°C at the rear radiator, so 39.0°C isn't anything out of the ordinary. The 11:13:46 image shows the fridge more straight on. There's no obvious difference in temperature between the top and the bottom of the OUTSIDE of the glass door. The 11:14:42 image shows the fridge straight on, with the door open. The can in the middle of the white square/crosswires measures 2.9°C. That's cold. Internally, there's only about 2°C difference between the bottles at the top and the bottles at the bottom. Also note that the minimum temperature is -7.4°C. This is due to the compressor running and the camera catching the cooling plate at the back. Obviously, if the door is opened a lot during humid weather, visible ice will build up at the back. I've given 4 out of 5 stars as opposed to 5 out of 5 as the price is a bit high and the shelving is a bit flimsy, but they're quite minor comments. It looks great and you could easily imagine it sitting behind any bar in a pub.