12 Volt Refrigerator Portable Car Freezer 13.5 Quart (12.8 Liter) Compressor Cooler 12V/24V DC 110～240 Volt AC for Truck Van RV Camper SUV Boat Travel Camping Road Trips Tailgating -18℃~+15℃

Fits perfectly behind the seat in our car, runs quiet and worked well for our purpose. Worth the money!

This is incredible! Ordered in a rush while moving my daughter and newborn granddaughter to cross country from Washington state. She had frozen breast milk that needed to be safely shipped and we couldn’t afford the 600 fed ex wanted to charge for overnight.This thing worked perfect. It kept every bag frozen (40 bags in total) plus refroze her ice packs and 4 additional bags on the road during our 4 day journey. Came with two different power supplies one for the car and one for the hotel room. I recommend this ten times overFit Perfect on the floorboard. Incredibly impressed with this and so glad I took a chance on it. Worth every penny.

I love this little cooler/fridge. I have turned my car into a camper and leave this plugged into my power station. It keeps everything cold or too cold. Just the right size for me. ( 4 bottles of water, 3 cans of soda, 4 apples, 2 bananas, 1/2 carton of eggs, package of cheese, jar of peanut butter, jar of pickles, mustard.) Don't let other reviews stop you from buying this just because the temp is always listed in Celsius, that is not a game stopper. It has a fan/motor that comes on occasionally but it is quiet and does not wake you if you are sleeping. Just make sure and keep the vent areas open to air like any other appliance.

The LED temperature setting is not very close to being accurate. The temperature readings on my thermometers (I used three different ones) are consistently quite a bit higher than what the LED says. and the temperature inside varies more than I would like.If I want to use it as a freezer, the lowest setting is -18C on the LED, but my thermometers read -11 to -12 (10F) inside the unit. And it goes up as high as -7C (20F) before the compressor kicks back on. It did freeze water, and some meat, but I doubt it would be OK for ice cream. If I want to use it as a refrigerator, I set it at zero degrees (32F), but the inside temp goes as high as 41F on my thermometers inside).That being said, I decided to keep it for the following reasons:1) I like the size and weight vs capacity. And so far, it is very quiet. 2) It seems to sip power - I left it hooked up to my ECO-Worthy LifePo4 battery to see how long it would last, and it lasted about 24 hours before the battery shut down. The room was 67F, the fridge was set to 0, and I only peeked in few times. But we're talking about a 20AH battery, 240 Watt hours, which means that the fridge used an average of 10 watts/hour. We'll see how it does in warmer weather, but I plan to get a larger battery and solar panel. I wish there was an insulating cover that fits it. I might try to make one. 3) The price was pretty low compared to other units. And I have read the reviews of many different brands, and they all have complaints against them. So, I think it work for my purposes. It will keep the type of food I use at my off the grid camp well enough. I never keep ice cream there anyway.UPDATE:Just got back from a weeklong stay at my off the grid camp, and I was happy with the performance of the fridge. I set the temp at 1 degree Celsius. Even though the display temp drifts up to 5C before the compressor kicks in again, the contents stayed cold enough, without freezing anything. Best of all, my small 12v 20Ah Eco-Worthy Lithium battery, hooked up to a 100W panel, handled the power requirements - even though it was sunny, hot (87F) and humid for several days, with one day being hot and rainy.

works very well on long trips keeps ever thing nice and cold well worth the price, keeps meds nice and cool along with foods ... we also use it to go to the store to buy ice cream in the summer heat

Traveling across the country and back again. Main use is to keep my medicine & dog food cold.I LOVE that I can also plug into household current. A recent update to my Tesla is not keeping the 12v plug active when car is parked so now I just wheel the whole unit into my hotel room. I bought the Kedsum folding hand cart for $46. Just makes it easier to wheel when I also have luggage. It only weighs 23# empty so it is not very heavy.https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0BTM2CGT3?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_titleAlso great that it can be used either as a frig OR freezer. I live in the desert so during summer months I can get my ice cream home from the market without it melting. Ice cream is VERY important. ;-)

I bought this for a 3 hour road trip to the beach. I fit perfectly in the back seat of my vehicle and kept all my food cold. We even used it after the beach in our hotel room. Would definitely recommend.

I bought this fridge for a month long road trip from DC to Florida and long way back home to Alaska. I just returned home and am pleasantly surprised at how well this fridge did on the trip. I had it turned on the whole time on my truck. I did loose power for two days and my portable battery got disconnected from the fridge, but it was user error. Even in the 111 degree weather in Southern Utah deserts, the fridge kept everything cold.I experimented to get this because the Yeti cooler was still over $125 more expensive and still had to buy ice. I also have a more expensive portable fridge that does well but this one is much cuter and smaller for my needs as a single traveler. Only sad part is that it does not ship to Alaska so I could buy the bigger one. I will get another when I have a road trip again in 2 years.