EUHOMY 12 Volt Refrigerator, 58QT(55L) 12V Fridge, Electric Cooler 12/24V DC 120-240V AC -4℉~68℉, 12V Freezer Removable Divider, Car Fridge For Camping, RV, Travel, Fishing, Outdoor

For some context, I run a bone stock Chrysler Town and Country, which means 160a alternator and an Everstart 94r AGM battery. There is no secondary battery at this time.This is a major convenience to have in a car, and I'd definitely recommend it if you have the space. Cooling works very well, but it takes a while to get everything in the cooler to cool unless you use a fan or the like, in my experience it took a couple days because the contents at the bottom would reach the set point while the contents at the top would reach lukewarm. Like any object with sufficient weight and no schema to hold it down, it slides a little bit, so keep in mind that velcro might be your friend if you intend to keep this in a vehicle long term.For longer camping trips/outings, an 80a capacity battery runs this for a day or two. You don't need a generator to run this if you're running the car for 30 min/1hr each day, but if you plan to park the car for a few days for an event, keep in mind you may want to idle the car occasionally or have a 100w solar panel and charge controller on hand.The app works great, despite warnings about a 2-3 minute delay its pretty much instantaneous. This gives you real time info on the voltage the cooler is seeing, which led me to notice the cooler will constantly run at 10.X volts, despite the battery being around 12. I haven't traced out where the drop is coming from yet, it might be from the cigarette lighter, but something to keep in mind when setting up the voltage cutoff. The only gripe I have here is you need to create a login with Euhomy to use a bluetooth device??? I guess they do other stuff than coolers but still, seems like a data grab for no real purpose.Short version, if you like cold drinks in your car, or not worrying about the mass of bacon-flavored ice water in the bottom of your cooler after you camp, get this.The good:-Does a great job of keeping things cool-Relatively quiet, road noise will drown out most of the noise this makes-Display is responsive and can easily run the cooler without the app-Battery monitoring works and keeps you from killing the battery/not being able to start the car-The divider for the freezer is a nice touch, and it switches between having 2 temperature monitors or 1 temperature monitor based on if there is a divider in place-On a stock battery, this runs for somewhere north of a day, based on how much thermal mass you have in the cooler, how much cooling the cooler has to do to get said mass to temperature, etc.The bad:-There is one temperature control. Basically you set your freezer to a point where the fridge is cool enough when you have the divider in. In this configuration, the freezer side is the larger side.-There is zero airflow, and like any cooler, temperature is a gradient, cooler at the bottom, warmer at the top. If you put warm drinks in this, the drinks at the bottom will get to the set temp while the drinks at the top will still be lukewarm or lightly chilled. I strongly advise having a small, battery operated fan to place in the cooler if you intend to put warm drinks in this.The ugly (depends on the use case, not necessarily good or bad):-Slides around in cars if you arent using something to hold it down. Might recommend velcro?-The app requires you to log in with an email to use a fridge with no wifi connectivity, because euhomy apparently also runs smart lights and the like?-In my van, there are indications of a voltage drop of up to 2v between when the cooler is running and when it isnt. This may be from trying to run 60w through a cigarette lighter, this may be from the power cable, I haven't done enough research to narrow it down. I just run the cooler at the low setting on battery safety and life is good.

Working great everyday after a year. I use it as my second fridge onboard my boat I live on. Running on 12v continuously for 15 months now, no issues at all. Really easy to clean too. Consistent temperature, I took out the partition to use it as fridge only after a short while.I'm very pleased, got a used one from here that seemed totally brand new.Hope it lasts a long time. I've had good luck with this brand.

Absolutely great when traveling by vehicle

This cooler cools very fast and uses little energy doing so. I was really impressed with it! It’s really durable and pretty portable. It has a ton of space inside and I can fit a ton it in, I’ve never even filled it up. I keep it in the back of my car for sports and lake days. It was very easy to install, it is a bit heavy but isn’t too bad. If you are lucky enough to have an always on outlet in your car, it has a sensor that protects the battery from going dead. When I upgraded my car unfortunately I not longer had that outlet, but I can easily switch the cord and keep it plugged in at home!

I am a over the road trucker so I use this for all my food stuffs and it works Great.. It's so quiet and doesn't put out hot air. Also the light on it works great. Also the wheels and handel work great... Nice design...Also the 12v plug is sturdy...Wish I had room for two

Great fridge because it's lightweight and the temperature is consistent. Having an app is an easy way to control the temperature without the eyestrain on a sunny day. I find that I hardly use the app but it's still practical.

Seems to be pretty well made. I tested it for about 45 hours total. To pair it with Bluetooth on my phone I had to have the app up and running and then power on the refrigerator. Then I told the phone to search for new Bluetooth devices. It showed up on my phone as new device with Chinese writing. After telling the phone to pair with it, I could see the temperature and control it. I also tested controlling the refrigerator using the manual controls on the refrigerator. At first it seemed like the controls did not want to work; however, I found that after pressing the up arrow a few times, I could then get the down arrow to react. so initially I set the temperature to 20 degrees after which the compressor came on and started cooling. The compressor is very quite, almost couldn't here it. I placed about 20 water bottles in the left freezer compartment and 10 in the refrigerator section for the test. Within 20 minutes or less the temperature reading on the cooler had dropped to 20 degrees. This of course means the sensor in the wall of the freezer section had reached that temperature. At that time, the reading for the refrigerator section was about 45 degrees. The next morning, I checked the bottles of water and found only one or two close to the wall of the freezer frozen with the ones in the frig cool. I dropped the settings temp to 10 degrees and continued the test. After at least another 8 hours, I checked and found all of the bottles close to the freezer wall were frozen with about 6 in the middle not frozen. The temperature of the refrigerator section was about 36 degrees. I then set the controls for a temp of -4 and waited around 10 more hours and checked the bottles. All bottles in the freezer section were frozen except for 2. The water in the refrigerator section was not frozen, but cold. While doing these tests, the temperature in my house where I tested was around 72 degrees. It is possible that if I had let the frozen bottles stay in there and tested for another 12 to 24 hours that all of the bottles might have frozen. The compressor cycles on and off which means it will save power while using it from a battery source. I did not measure the exact time that the compressor was on compared to the off time, but I would estimate about 50 percent on and 50 percent off. When the compressor was on it was using about 64 watts of power. I have not tried the echo mode yet, During this test I used my FOSSiBOT solar power generator for the 120 volt power source. I am pretty satisfied with this cooler since I mainly would use it to keep food cool for camping and outings.