Electric Travel Cooler/Warmer Portable Camping Cooler Hard Cooler Ice Chest for Car, Home, Beach, Fishing, Camping, Party (Blue) - 27 Quart, Holds 30 cans

This little travel fridge is fantastic and we use it almost every weekend. Perfect for keeping frozen stuff cool from the grocery store home, or just keeping things at fridge temps when we visit family an hour away. There's a car adapter plug built in, and also a regular power cable to plug right into the wall (or a portable battery when travelling). It was great when we stayed in a historic bnb over the summer and the room did not have a fridge included. It also can be used to keep things warm, but we actually have never used that option. Can't recommend this handy fridge cooler enough.

bought this to replace a larger one I purchased and did not like. This "little" guy is the perfect size for my needs. I use it to warm fluids and it does a great job. Haven't used the cooling feature yet. The best part of this coller/warmer is the duel plug in capabilities

It was great, kept food really cold.

Computer keeps temp below 40F while preventing icing. I've had it running for a year. In that time, I only had to fiddle with it three or four times. (Icing when I over-filled it; 15 minutes to de-ice).Overall, it's perfect.EDIT: Lasted about a year of 24/7 use. Fan should be more robust. No repair support available. Not built like a 10-year refrigerator. Otherwise very nice product.

Cooler arrived quickly and in excellent shape. Burn-in test criteria: connected to 120VAC, staged in 68ºF room, RH ~40%. Ran for 5 days with 2 gallon jugs of water inside. After 24 hrs food thermometer read 44.6ºF, after 48 hrs and for the next 2 days temp averaged between ~32.5ºF and 34.2ºF. Shut off after 5 days, 12 hrs later temp was ~46ºF and 24 hrs later temp was 52.2ºF. I found approximately 1 tbsp of water condensation in the bottom of the cooler after it warmed back up and noted some water dripping from the fan housing upon opening (high relative humidity in my area) - my suggestion to manufacturers would be to redesign the housing to allow for better drainage. My suggestion to potential owners is to pack carefully to allow for cold air circulation (perhaps make some shelving that allows stacking and circulation) and not place foods damaged by water on the bottom of the cooler.

I have never used a plug-in cooler before and this one surprised me. It works fantastically! After running for about an hour, things are going from room temperature to cold, another hour nice and real cold, another hour and it almost feels like it came out of a freezer.it is easy to carry, but in a car, it would take up the leg area of the front passenger seat.

Love this cooler. Been traveling from NC to Vt and it has been keeping our drinks and lunches cold and handy right between us in our roadtrek camper. And when we stop we switch from DC power with the cigarette lighter to AC with a regular household plug. So glad we got it. Haven’t used the warm option yet and probably won’t. But the dual power plugs are the best. Travelled with a friend using a bigger model cooler but didn’t work when the car shut off and kept loosing items as it was so large. This one is perfect. Light enough to carry to a picnic table but big enough to fit a lot of food and drink.

The cooler does work to keep things cool. I bought one in 2020 and after about 4 road trips, the end of the plug that goes in the lighter broke. I thought maybe it was user error and bought a second. This one broke after only two uses, the same problem. This time, however, the broken part wouldn't come out of the lighter. We decided to buy an old school cooler that doesn't plug into the lighter.