EUHOMY12 Volt Refrigerator, 47QT(45L) Dual Zone Electric Cooler, Portable Freezer 12V/24V DC 110-240V AC, 12V Fridge -4℉~68℉, 12V Cooler with Wheels & Basket for Travel, Truck, Camping, Boat

I use this mostly for keeping drinks cold, and it works well for that purpose. Temperature setting are pretty accurate; for example, setting the temp to 32°F will result in a fridge temp of about 33°F measured with a thermometer. It does a good job maintaining the internal temp regardless of the external temp, but keep it out of the sun. Quiet and uses little power.The baskets are handy, but it's easier to stack cans if you remove them. It's easy to open and close.I wish the 12v cord was a bit longer since the 12v outlet is often far from where you want to carry the fridge.The pull handle is a little bit flimsy, but it has not yet failed. I wish the pull handle was a couple of inches longer, but I'm kinda tall.I thought the price is reasonable compared to other fridges of this type. I bought mine as "Used, Like New" to save a few bucks and my fridge did appear to be new. I'd buy one again.Update in June, 2025:I've used this often and I am still pleased with it. A couple of times I used it as a freezer, and it will maintain temps down to 0 degrees F (the lowest temp I have used), but if you load it up with non-frozen items it will take a long time to freeze them. For example, I loaded it up with 200 chilled but not frozen "freeze-pops" (colored sugar water in a plastic tube) and it took over 5 hours to actually freeze them. Best to put in stuff that is already frozen.

Ran good, kept our staples the temp we set even in summer heat. What did we ever do without it!!!

I used this thing with a both power station and a battery/inverter setup during camping. I cooled it at home, then kept it at 35 degrees and eco once at my destination. It easily survived the hour trip to the shore without power and only gained about four degrees. By my estimate it used about 30 watts per hour to stay cool. Some of that time was spent in a hot car at the beach so I anticipate the wattage was actually closer to 15-20 watts per hour. If you're trying to calculate usage, I would say you'll need about 500 watts per full 24h day in 70-85 degree temperatures. This can be stretched out if you keep the interior a little warmer or if you add some ice. The unit has a drain plug at the bottom for that.The unit is a little heavy when full of things so if picking up a heavy cooler is challenging for you, you might want to downsize because this 57L one is big. It has wheels and a handle, but still, some lifting required.The unit is quiet. I had to exchange the first one because it was almost 70dB! Something was clearly wrong with the compressor. Wherever they import from takes a little while so make sure you plan your purchase with that in mind.There is an included chopping board and the baskets can be removed.All in all this is a great buy if you have the power requirements figured out. If you don't have a power station, you can just buy a Lifepo4 50ah battery and a pure sine wave inverter for no more than $150. The power stations are pricey for a glorified battery pack and this would enable you to use multiple batteries should you want more capacity. Just a thought! Cheers!

This unit works great. We live in Las Vegas and it’s hot right now and with my EcoFlow battery I can run this at -4° for somewhere between 6 to 10 hours long. The most important thing you have to remember is one hour before you leave, plug it into the house charger and chill it down before you leave. This freezer has a very generous capacity and I think the best thing about it when we’re out shopping as I keep my ice water in there and it’s so refreshing when the water is that cold.

"It’s a fridge on wheels & it works great! I tested it with my solar battery, & the results were impressive—kept things cold while staying energy-efficient.One downside: there’s no built-in storage for the cords, which was a bit disappointing. Even a simple side pocket would’ve made a big difference, so I may have to design my own solution.That said, the product is definitely worth it so far. I’ll update this review after putting it through a full camping test."

When I got this fridge I wanted to test it before camping, so I plugged it into the camper and set it up in “eco”. The solar in our camper is two lifePO4 100ah batteries in parallel, two 100 watt Renogy panels, charge controller and battery monitor. I set the temp at 33 and it cooled down quickly. next morning at 9:00am the batteries were at 100% and the temp in the fridge was still 33. It’s been in the camper running for two weeks now without a problem and just sipping power. We love it. We’ve also set it to -1 to test it as a freezer, and it worked great.

Very cold

I've been seeing these refrigerators all over social media, I love to camp so this looked like a great idea especially after reading the reviews. When I unboxed it and plugged it in it was 72 degrees, I set it to 40 because I'll never need it colder than that, it took 10 minutes to reach my set temp. It's quite and cycles properly to maintain set temperature. I already love it ! I'll be using the 12v mostly because my little RV has 200 watts of solar going into a charge controller and 2 batteries hooked up in parallel. I can't wait for my first trip and no Ice.