Iceless 12V Electric Cool Box, 34L Portable Cooler/Warmer Car Refrigerator Fridge, DC Power Cord, Grey/White, Travel, Camping, Trucking, Made in North America

Read lots of reviews for cool boxes I can run from the 12V socket in the back of my car and plug in overnight. This one seemed to have the best reviews and we have now used it over a 1 month period as a cool box for fridge items whilst supporting cyclists going from Lands End to John O Groats.In summary - its been brilliant. I've needed the air conditioning on in the car (to give you an idea of external temperatures) and it kept the chocolate bars hard and cold (and cyclists love a cold Kit Kat). We didn't have any issues with milk going off, or cheese weeping.Overnight, powered by the mains, there was ice sometimes at the bottom of the box - so it does get cold. My car does keep power to the 12V socket for 1 hour after stopping, which meant it was still working whenever we had a break. Other cars don't do this - and I suspect this is why it doesn't work so well for other people.On one training day when it was really cold outside, we turned it to warm, and gave the cyclists, warm sausage rolls and pastries. They loved it!I've used it in both orientations, but the shelf doesn't hold much weight and in the end, we used it like a cool box, rather than a fridge.Worth very penny - its been brilliant for us!

We bought this because we were going to a week long camp (in a college dormitory). We had heard that the one refrigerator in the dorm gets quite crowded and things can "disappear". Taking a conventional cooler was not an option because there was no ice maker on the premises and the nearest town was inconveniently located 10 miles away.This cooler worked great keeping our perishables cool for the 7 hour drive to the camp. We were pleased that the insulation was good enough to keep thing cold even when we stopped for a few hours along the way. (Note: The cooler only works when the car ignition is on; this keeps you from draining your car battery when the car is off).When we arrived at the camp, we switched to AC power. The cooler worked great on AC as well. (Note: The AC/DC converter is not included with the cooler; you must purchase it separately). We were very happy to have this at the camp. It also came in handy when we stayed at smaller motels that did not have a fridge in the room.The only problem we had was that after about 2 weeks of near constant use, it stopped working in the motel. We discovered that the cooler still worked on DC (in the car), so the problem was with the AC/DC converter. We read on line that other have had this problem with the 5.0 amp converter recommended by Amazon. Since we were traveling it was not convenient to get a replacement. We took the advice of another reviewer and bought a 5.5 amp converter at Canadian Tire. Since we got the high amp rated converter, things are working great.Do yourself a favor do not buy the 5.0 amp converter. Buy a 5.5 amp one instead.

So far we really like it! Decent price. Keeps things decently cool, especially if you cool it down first before you put your items in it. Or put everything in cold/frozen. Used it for just a weekend camping trip where I didn’t have power to plug into... it kept our milk and meat cool enough for those couple meals without being plugged in. Kept it in the car in a decently shaded place and it worked well!

Enfría poco,unos 20° grados por debajo temperatura ambiente ,en climas más fríos funcionará mejor pero por donde vivo se queda corto,estoy pendiente de devolverlo,servicio post venta muy malo les he enviado correos solicitando devolución y no contestan,no lo volvería a comprar

This cooler worked perfectly for us. We have had it for a few months now and have had no problems. We got it to store food for the drive from Alaska to Nevada and still use it once in a while. It does take a few hours to cool down room temperature food or drinks, but I think the manufacturer states that. You also have to remember that it doesn't work when your car is not running, so don't think it will keep things cool over a long night of being off. I was worried it may freeze the contents if left on for a day straight and not having a thermostat, but we never had a problem.Also I liked the size. Its big enough to get several containers and jars of sandwich makings, meat, cheese, snacks and still have room for a 6 or 12 pack of drinks. But its also small enough to not be a huge waste of space in our small SUV. In our Kia Sorento we could cram it between two car seats in the middle row.