EUHOMY 12 Volt Refrigerator, 19QT(18L) Compressor Electric Cooler APP Control, Car Fridge -4℉~68℉, Portable Refrigerator 12/24V DC 110-240V AC, Portable Freezer for Camping, Travel, Boat

We just used this portable refrigerator for a 2,100 mile round trip for spring break and it performed really well! First, the 19 quart model fits perfectly on the floor of my 2018 F150 supercrew, directly behind the console. The height is such that it does not block the HVAC vents and can plug into the 12V DC cigarette plug. It does have to be offset towards the passenger side so you can open the lid, but that was not an issue for us. We were able to take it into our hotel for an overnight stop and plug into an AC outlet to keep the contents cold. It held temperature very well (I found 37 F was perfect). It's quiet to the point that road noise is louder, so you can barely hear it running while driving. While plugged in inside, it's still whisper quiet. It was nice to be able to pack enough food so we didn't have to stop at fast food restaurants. For a family of 4 (with young kids), this was a game changer. Highly recommend!

I bought this for the baby's nursery and it works well for keeping bottles cold. I also threw some water bottles and snacks in there. The construction is very durable. Nice and light, easy to use, and great value for the money. Once the baby is older we'll use this fridge on road trips.

This is a great car fridge that will serve my wife and I very well. I don’t write many reviews, but I read many when researching items prior to purchasing, so I thought this would help.The interior dimensions could use some clarification, the interior is approximately 13-3/4” w x 8-1/8” H x 9-3/4” D (front to back) so you cannot stand 2 12oz cans vertically inside.It holds plenty, 24 + cans, or 12 (16 oz) water bottles upright + 10 cans (12oz). When empty, it cools to 22F in about 1 hour. Fully loaded with room temperature items, it will cool to near freezing in about 3 hours. If you set it low enough and give it more time, it will freeze things.Here’s what else I know. I’m a bit of an old geek so I put this through its paces. Following a lot of research I purchased the Ecoflow River 2 power station to keep this unit running when we leave the vehicle for many hours. The power station will give us nearly 4 hours of continuous run time without draining our vehicle battery, and it has pass-through charging s as well as works as UPS. When using the DC power cord for the fridge, it draws less than 50w, and the EcoFlow can be recharging at the same time. For the lower power consumption, us the DC cord. The AC cord with the power brick is less efficient and draws more power. Oh, and this is very quiet- you can’t hear it running while your vehicle is running.

I keep this in my work van plugged into the inverter. I can keep it plugged in overnight as long as I start the van every other day. This is not a cooler, so when it's unplugged the temperature changes rapidly, but as a refrigerator it works great. I can even run it down into freezer mode and purchase Frozen products in the morning and while the temperature is in the van May rise, the food stays frozen. The power consumption is probably high but since I'm running it on an inverter with an H9 AGM battery it doesn't really matter to me. This will keep ice with no problem. It was a really good value, I want to buy a second one for my new van.

Works great for the road and fits nicely in the rear area of my Grand Cherokee. The temperature control works very well and maintains the temperature as compared to similar ones. One slight thing, it has embedded handles whose shape could be modified to be more user friendly. Currently they are not deep enough to allow a good grip. Making them slightly deeper and curved upward would provide for more secure handling.

Highly recommend! Great value for what your getting here, cooled down from 70° to 25° in 10 minutes on max mode, then switched it over to Eco mode. I can’t even hear it run it is so quiet. Downloaded the app, super easy Bluetooth set up on my iPhone. 19 qt., holds quite a lot. Instruction booklet is actually good size, you don’t need a magnifying glass to read it & it actually covers a lot. Made well, durable, nice magnetic seal on lid & insulated extremely well - for a small camping fridge, it checks all my boxes, thank you!

We purchased this fridge/freezer to take on long car trips and to use in our RV for extra freezer storage. It works great, very quiet, with very little wattage use. We plugged it into our EcoFlow River Pro and was able to keep it at freezing temperatures for 36 hours. This is a game changer as we travel around.

I travelled across country twice with this and both times it worked great. The first time I used it as a freezer and the second time as a fridge. Couple of points to make sure that it works properly. It needs to be sparked up at LEAST 24 hours before you use it/ fill it. I recommend at least 48 hours before for the freezer. Don’t put anything in it while it is getting to temperature. Once there it holds without issue.The first time using it as a freezer I tested it for a full 24 hours with an ice pack to make sure it was holding. No issues and food stayed rock solid hard.The fridge I only turned it on 24 hours before I was set to leave and let it get to temp and again no issues. It didn’t freeze my food and kept it cold.I used this in my car and brought it into the hotel on one trip and kept it plugged in and on the other was able to leave it in the car overnight and off and it was still super cold inside. The trip I left it in my car it was cold outside so I was comfortable not worrying about it losing temperature since I didn’t open it and it was not hot. I haven’t tested it in heat but I can say it will hold the temps for a while but if you are in super hot weather you might want to spark it up every few hours to make sure it hold and doesn’t struggle with a lot of food in there to get back to temp.I was skeptical since this is my first portable fridge, but it worked great and gave me zero issues. But I do think some of it is prep and making sure you are not taxing it and expecting it to get to temp packed with food. Fridges in general don’t work that way.