Customer Ratings & Reviews

First of all, let me say I got this on sale for $449. By far the cheapest price I could find for a dual-tap kegerator. I use say, I don't really know what else you would be paying for by buying a unit that costs upwards of $1000. Keeps both kegs ice cold, very easy to set up and get to drinking. Plenty of extra hose for convenience when changing kegs. The only thing I would tell people is to be sure your fittings are all tight. My hoses came pre-assembled but as I was checking I had to tighten almost all of them. The tap handles are nothing special, but you can easily pick a pair up to your liking. You'll love yourself for buying this!

Easy to put together and easy to work. Needed some adjustments to get CO2 correct. Start lower than expected do not follow the guidelines from book. So far excellent for the price.

This is my second one so I can have four beers on tap in the man cave. Keeps beer really cold. Very roomy compared to most kegerators. Takes a little tweaking with temp and co2 pressure at first. Comes with everything you need but gas and beer!

Works fantastatic. Keeps the Beer nice and cold. Easy set up. Would have given 5 stars but one of the taps is off center just a bit. So if I add my own taps they would collide.

I purchased this kegerator after building my own (which never worked out like I had hoped). Finally decided it was time to get a professional model. Wanted two taps - one for beer and one for kombucha and/or sparkling water. Now - everyone is happy! Was delivered in good packaging, took about 30 minutes to assemble (once we filled the tank) and works great. Keeps the beverages cold. I like that you can either store the CO2 tanks inside the fridge or on the back (if you want more space inside). I'm using it with two 1/6 kegs. In this setup, there is no room for any other beverages. Keep an eye out for sales, found mine on a Deal of the Day and saved a few $$$.

Perfect 2 tap kegerator. Bought a couple adapter fittings and can now switch from commercial kegs to home brew and soda in ball lock kegs. Flash sale made it a great price!

Unit functions as advertised. There are a couple of things I would have liked to have included with the kegerator. First it is a dual tap but you can only run beer that requires the same c02 pressure because there is only 1 regulator for both lines. Second I wish there was a gauge for the amount of c02 left in the tank. There is a port for one off the side of the regulator, just no gauge. All things mentioned in other reviews. I got it on sale for $446, so the little things are not that worrisome. If I paid close to the $700 before sale with the same issues I would not have been happy.

I bought our first kegarator for my husband this Christmas. He loves it. It was very easy to put together. The best part is it can hold two different types of brew. It has been our favorite home purchase ever.

Great model for our apartment, easy to learn, and not too big for our dinning room, for all to see. Have only had this a weeks, but so far so good!

was looking for a dual tap kegerator at a good price, product arrived in a timely manor. One of the beer couplers was faulty and after numerous calls, and two hours on the phone with costumer services, I was connected to a supervisor who helped me remedy the situation. Works fine since I got the part I needed. I would recommend it to someone looking for a kegerator at a good price, does what I need it to do.

Easy to use and love the fact I can fit two slims! The only thing I recommend is adding larger beer lines, I went with 10' for less foam

Good home use kegerator. Keeps good temp. Easy to use and set up. I did have to replace the hoses because the supplied ones were too short. It creates excess head on the beer.

If you're looking for a good [price friendly] dual tap kegerator, this is it. Easy to put together....keeps the beer cold.

For the price this is hard to beat, especially if you get it during a flash sale. If you follow instructions and have patience it works great. Can fit a full 1/2 keg, 2 1/6 kegs, or a 1/6 and a 1/4 slim keg. Not sure it could fit two 1/4 slims. 6 is the coldest setting for the temp gauge, not 1, I keep mine around 4/5 and that seems best. The PSI says put it at 10-12 but I have had the best luck with keeping foam down by using 7-9 PSI. Get a tower cooler off Amazon, only about $40 and it keeps the lines in the tower cold so the temp change doesn't foam the beer during pouring. I filled my CO2 tank at a local beer store for $14, do not overpay. Once you bring the keg/kegs home put them in the kegerator but do not attach anything and let them sit/settle and cool all day or over night. Doing some of these above things will help lead to a much more enjoyable experience.

I purchased this on sale for $399. It was a good buy for the price. Everything comes with it which is nice. Make sure you tighten all CO2 connections before pressurizing. They were all loose when I checked. Had it for 2 months, so far so good. I upgraded to a dual regulator for $90 off Amazon. Original one was basic and worked, but since I bought it on sale why not. Nice basic kegerator.

Nice and simple to use its very cold. takes a lil tweaking to get the pressure and temp right.

Flash sales purchase. Hadn't seen this good of a price for a two-tap system anywhere. Was happy once it arrived; as expected. Great entry-level kegerator that gets the job done and done well. I've had not trouble with maintaining temp with the kegerator in the house. It does seem to cycle on/off quite a bit, but no noticeable increase in monthly electric bill. Assembly instructions SUCK, but if you take your time you can figure it out. I have 2 ball-lock kegs hooked up (had to convert from the Sanke connections it comes with) and can actually cram a third inside just to keep refrigerated. Overall, very happy with the purchase.

I home brew and use a corny keg system so I needed to convert the connections to be able to support those kegs, which you can find on home brew sites. If you're just using the commercial connections you will be just fine. Also, I suggest you upgrade the CO2 regulator to a dual regulator if you want to run different PSI on the different kegs, again a for home brewing if you need to force carbonate one while connected to the other. Otherwise, fits 2 tall 1/6 barrels with plenty of room for maneuvering the barrels in, out and around. Overall, I like it and would recommend it to anyone.

I love it. Setup was quick and easy. It is equal in temp to the coldest of kegerators. Temp was my biggest fear, but you definitely don't have to worry about this one at all. It supposed to be able to go all the way to 32 degrees F. Even though most beers are supposed to be served around 38F. But some people are weird. You can adjust it to wherever you like. It holds 2 1/6 barrel kegs which is perfection for your average home of beer drinkers. The big kegs will go bad too fast. I recommend following the directions. I think when people don't, that's why they have to get their system recalibrated or whatever. Although we didn't really follow the directions and everything works perfectly. Overall, I have no complaints and I can't imagine a way to improve it, especially at that price. And I have a really effing awesome imagination. Plus you can change the draft levers and what-not.

Easy to set up and overall easy to use. It should be noted that the co2 is empty and you’ll need to find a local business to fill. We found a home brewer store but took calling around for a bit. We were so excited that we picked up kegs on day one which resulted in the freezing of the beer. I recommend waiting a few days to master the right temperature before setting up kegs as it took time to realize the frozen issue and then time to thaw and more time to perfect the temp. We were just too excited, what else can I say, ha!