How many cans of beer fit in this thing?

I use it for beer mainly. I drink 16 oz Coors and the wife 12 oz budlight clamatos. I can fit 20 Coors on the main level and 4 have to go to the bottom. Wife's clamatos go on top. Can fit 20 up there. Plus the door holds extras or whatever else. Awesome fridge for the price.

why are so many arriving dented as per reviews?

I'm thankful for reviews that rate the purchase experience which includes delivery. I'm always leery when purchasing an item like this for delivery. Some of it is packaging, controllable by the manufacturer. Some of it is choice of delivery service, controllable by the merchant. UPS was really bad about delivering banged up stuff. Now it's FedEx. Sometimes I suspect they're hostile to Amazon and WalMart. Just a suspicion though. USPS seems to be more careful; I always rest easier when I see an item was shipped USPS. But they don't do big appliances. When an item arrives banged up it's not like I'm there and given a chance to inspect and accept/refuse. So then I'm stuck with trying to figure out how to return it. Usually I just live with it and promise myself not to order a large fragile item for delivery ever again... but necessity eventually persuades me to do so. So I hope folks still warn others when items are arriving damaged. And the best way to do that is by rating what you receive for the money you spent. Not "rate the product, not the delivery" :) That's not helpful. My frig just died so I was looking a a small cheap "good enough for now" replacement but... I don't know now.

I don't have a single outlet available in my room, just one under my closet. Does this thing require an outlet?

What they likely mean is, would it be safe to use the fridge with an extension cord, or would it need to be plugged directly to an outlet. I would say that if you were to get an extension, to make sure it's a low-number gauge, and as short as possible. That should decrease the possibility of it heating up and causing a fire. But of course it would be best to plug it in directly to an outlet.

Brand Name	ARCTIC CHEF
Model Info	ACFR322
Item Weight	45 pounds
Product Dimensions	16.73 x 17.83 x 33.27 inches
Item model number	ACFR322
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Capacity	3.2 Cubic Feet
Annual Energy Consumption	200 Kilowatt Hours
Refrigerator Fresh Food Capacity	3 Cubic Feet
Freezer Capacity	0.2 Cubic Feet
Installation Type	Countertop,Tabletop
Part Number	ACFR322
Form Factor	Compact
Special Features	2 full-width door shelves for versatile extra bottle storage, 2 full-width interior shelves offer lots of storage options, Adjustable leveling legs for easy positioning, Dispense-a-can storage on door makes it easy to access soda and juice cans, Flat-back design helps conserve space
Color	Stainless
Voltage	110 Volts
Connector Type	Water Line
Crispers/Drawers	1
Defrost	Automatic
Door Hinges	Reversible
Door Material Type	Stainless Steel
Shelf Type	Glass
Shelves	3
Certification	ETL
Material Type	Stainless Steel
Included Components	Not Avalaible
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No
Item Weight	45 Pounds
Number Of Doors	1

ARCTIC CHEF Mini Refrigerator, Compact Freezer Compartment, Adjustable Thermostat Control, Reversible Door, Ideal Fridge for Dorm, Office, Apartment, Platinum Stainless, 3.2 Cubic Feet

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