12 Volt Car Refrigerator Electric Cooler, 37 Quart(35L) Portable Refrigerator APP Control, 12V Fridge -4℉-68℉, Car Fridge with Removable Basket for Truck, Boat, Camping, Travel, Home

I could not ask for more. Perfect size for the back of a truck. Seems to be very efficient and has a great list of features. The phone app works great and is easy to use. Full power when I have it plugged into the 110V on the road and when we camp overnight I put in Eco mode and it sips power of my power bank. Doesn't have any rattles when you drive, very well built and the price is right.

Stop looking, and buy it!This Fridge is phenomenal!I've been using it for 2 weeks non stop!We travel alot. I get paid to travel so I'm on the road maybe 75% of the time. We had become extremely tired and bored of fast food on the go and husband hated that he couldn't cook as usual.He ordered this Fridge after hours of research he pulled the trigger on this one.Has kept meats, veggies, yogurts, drinks and even ice cream COLD!!!we drive a new nissan rogue and fit s perfectly in the back and takes only 1/3rd of the space. We have a 2 liter in there and stands upright so u get a real perspective if how much can fit.. Didn't get instructions on Bluetooth but wasn't hard to figure out and rather beat to be able to check or adjust temps from the phone.Noise level: VERY QUIET. Had to sleep in the suv one night while traveling.. and didn't hear the compressor at all.Temp: goes from room temp to 28° in about 20 min empty, 30 min full.Like i mentioned, I travel.. so build quality is great, bumps, potholes, etc and it's working great so far.Power: came with a v12 cigarette lighter plug. And in case you're wondering.. DOESNT get hot!.Husband says that's a good thing ladies, he says it draws less because proper current is going thru as opposed to smaller cables. Runs at 38w on eco mode and 49w on power modeAlso has a regular power outlet cable for home or RV use.We powered ours w a small solar generator 300w kept it going for 8 hrsOver all.. 2 weeks in, very satisfied w my purchase. I'll update if anything changes

I bought this due to my semi being in the shop and had to use a rental and it not having a fridge. It even showed up right before I had to leave for 2 weeks. It takes up a little room but it is an ice chest size cooler and it works for what I need. I can fit a gallon of milk and a half gallon of chocolate milk in the same compartment and a grape jelly bottle. Than I still have room on top of all that to put other stuff. If you put cans in you can put roughly 12 in a compartment. It comes with a wall charger and a car charger.So far I enjoy it and it is doing what I need for now. I took it on a trip with the better half and it came in handy saved us a few dollars along the way. I have had it for an about a month and a half. It runs non stop for a week or 2 at a time and it keeps up. I leave it on eco and I haven’t had any issues. It is a single temp controller. It’s a single zone. I haven’t been able to get it to freeze in the small compartment but I do usually have a few things in there. I keep it around 30. I have it beside my bed and I never hear it. It seems pretty tuff. The latch feels like it’ll last a while. So far I am enjoying it and it’s one of the better buys I’ve had through Amazon. I normally do not do reviews but I do enjoy this product.

The hinge on the lid seems a little weakBut other than that everything works perfectlyEven on econo mode it chills down real quickWent from 80 to 30 in 11 minutesThree levels of low battery and so far works flawlesslyOpens from the side but that's okayHandles are solidOne important thing you don't mention is it's only draws less than a half a amp on 12 volt

I've had this for a few weeks. I let it sit for 24 hours after delivery. Cooled down quickly, is relatively quiet with a low hum. Using a laser thermometer measure temps over a few days. What is important to note is that the small upper compartment is about 12 degrees warmer than the larger compartment with the baskets. I use this primarily as a refrigerator so the upper compartment is good for butter and items that don't need as cool a temp- avg. is 40-44 with the fridge set at 32. As noted by others there is some variance in displayed temp on the fridge but I measured little variance with the food items. The built in LED light is nice.Temperature is easily controlled by the fridge panel, you don't have to use the app if you don't wish. In the user manual there were some confusing cooling settings listed if plugged in to 120 AC. I tried this but was unable to get those modes to display, but I see no reason to bother as set to full power or eco mode, then set your desired temp is enough controls. The L, M, or H settings are for the battery protection cutoff voltages.I'll update this in the future as I am using this full time on solar.----------------------------------------------------------2 month update:Working well! My average watt hour draw in Arizona winter for 75-80 F days and 45-55 F nights-eco mode-set at 32F is around 350 watt hours for 24 hours! Running on 2 100w flexible panels flat on the ground. As many have found out, flexible panels are very susceptible to angle, and rarely make more than 70% of stated capacity at perfect angles in the real world.

I got the 58qt with discount for 169.I had gotten previously a 58qt another brand and lasted all of 4 days.This one looks more basic and lighter, however it cools great, dont consume a lot, and so far has been performing above expectations.The Bluetooth is a nice addition and it is very easy to connect and monitor.Common issue with this type of fridges is the temp fluctuation. I have it setup at 37 and fluctuates around 32-34 to 41. Even top end temp is good for a fridge temp.