Fullwatt 12 Volt Portable Car Refrigerator, Compact Travel Freezer Fridge Dual Zone with LCD Display, Bluetooth Control, -4°F to 50°F, RV Fridge for Outdoor Camping Vehicle Use (37 Quart, Orange)

Used this on a camping trip to Mt Shasta.Food: Cold!Beer: ICE COLD!Car battery: Awesome, never drained battery after sitting for more then 8 hours.Haven't stopped using this fridge. I keep my beer and water in this unit, in my garage.Cold beer or if you like ice beer then this is the unit for you! You can freeze if you like.The unit is quiet so the wife never knows it's running. This made our camping trip a blast! No ice, no bother just ice cold everything.And would I buy again? YES!Just one thing. I believe they could do better on the insulation. Temps raised quickly but unit recovery quickly. All in all a great value for the money. And no stopping to get ice!!

I bought this cooler because it said it was a "Dual Zone" cooler. That means you should be able to have one zone as a 'fridge, and the other as freezer. This is not the case. It is a single cooler with a divider between two compartments. Two compartments, one temperature. Speaking of temperature, I set the unit for 36 degrees. One time I came out and the temp was down to 32 degrees. Fortunately, nothing had time to freeze. I set it to 37 degrees, the temperature fluctuated from 34 to 41 degrees. In addition, the lid doesn't close when you put it down. You need to manually compress the latch, push the lid down, then bang on it lightly to latch it. Lid opens from both sides, (nice feature, but same failure on both sides.

Been using it for a couple weeks now since my home fridge went out. Been working like a champ. Can't wait to try it out when I travel and hit the open road.

It's, literally, a "Car Freezer" (written on top). I'm sure it would work as a fridge, but I wanted a freezer, and now have a freezer, so I am well satisfied thus far (over ten days use). It's running well, and there are no nasty surprises. It's not as tall as it appears (toward the back) in the picture I posted because there, it's sitting on its packing foam (I checked for sufficient airflow), temporarily. The main compartment is large enough for a few of the kind of things you would put in a freezer. It won't take 2 liter bottles standing up, even with the baskets removed (that's not a problem for me, I have no plan to freeze 2 liter bottles), but it will take two or three TV dinners, a couple of the large blue ice packs, and assorted other things (like Breyers ice cream!). The "flaws" I observe are:1. I suppose the colors will not be to the liking of some. Perhaps they are not, technically, to my liking, but I'm not picky about such things. Perhaps I will come to enjoy the color scheme, as far as I even notice it.2. There is an orange glow coming through the orange plastic around the display. A technicality. Arguably, a feature.Update after 20 days: It's fine. As in zero problems. TV dinners remain frozen, Blue ice remains frozen, Breyers ice cream (which fits well) remains frozen. Someone said the lid is thin. I think that might be true to some extent (it sometimes feels cold, even on a warm day), so, to get a little more efficiency (it's fine, but, I don't mind if it gets a little better), I guess it needs a little more foam insulation in a pad on top. So, where, oh where, to find a pad with foam in it?

ProsLooks better than I thought it wouldsealed fine and dual open door is niceVery quietConsThermostat set to 5F produced 34FTemp set to -14F and produced -2-F(Tested using 2 pro thermometers)Verdict: Have no use for an uncalibrated tool. Returning and going hunting for a different brand.Update: going from 2 star review down to one star as dealing with the company to return is a nightmare. Don't expect and real level of customer service.

Overall this fridge is great. I have been taking it on camping trips all over the place. It's relatively light weight, very quiet and will freeze. But I don't believe the thermostat is accurate, and the lid is not insulated. It will usually hold within about 10 degrees. For the price, it deserves 5 stars, but for the thin lid and inconsistent temps, I give it 4. I would still recommend it to other campers or whatever though, in a heartbeat.

Overall I would give the fridge an 8/10. The lid does not have insulation would be my biggest complaint. The noise level is very low. The lid opens from either side and easily comes off. The max and eco modes are nice to have. Used the max mode while running off the jeep and when plugged into 110v. Eco mode when plugged into the portable power station. Although it is stated to be a dual zone, it really is not. The upper section I put smaller items in. Worked great for my week long trip to Moab. Have used it on weekend trips and day trips. Holds plenty off food and drinks for me. When the fridge is getting up to temp on 12v It pulled around 71watts, while at temp when the compressor kicks on it will run anywhere from 30-45watts. It really depended on ambient temperatures for battery life on my portable power station. I figured around 25-30 hours on a 300Watt hour power source.

I previously ordered two other coolers that were not up to my expectations. I’m so glad I found this one, it works great. I’ve used it on several long road trip vacations and it’s worked very well. It is a little smaller than I thought it would be on the inside but that’s just me.

I used this product for 3 nights of capping. Worked well in the cars 12 volt outlet during travel and consumed very little power from my Jackery power supply at the campsite. The fridge and freezer side of the unit worked as advertised. Bluetooth application automatically popped up on my Smart life app when the device was first powered up and worked well for the entire trip.