Purple 23Quart Portable Refrigerator, 12 Volt Fridge 22L, Portable Freezer Compressor Cooler 12/24V DC 110~240 Volt AC for Truck Van RV Camper -8℉~50℉

Excellent refridgerator! Stays cold and will also freeze items, if needed.

First things first: when you receive the fridge, make sure to keep it upright and let it sit for at least 24 hours longer is even better before turning it on. This is really important to avoid damaging the compressor. The settings are straightforward and easy to adjust to your preferences. I tested it, and it cools down very quickly. I love not having to worry about ice just plug it into the car, and it’s ready for grocery runs. It fits perfectly in the trunk of my car. Camping with this fridge is a breeze. If you pair it with a portable power station like EcoFlow or Jackery an 800Wh battery plus two 200W solar panels you can have unlimited freezing power for the weekend. I’m also planning to get the recommended cover, which helps regulate the temperature even more. Overall, it’s a convenient, high-performing fridge that’s perfect for travel, camping, and tailgating.

I use this in my semi to keep food and drinks cold. This unit is very quiet and works amazing! I've only had it about a week at this time so I can't speak for long term yet. It holds a couple days worth of food and drinks. The larger size is believe is just a little taller. I leave this unit running thru the week and so far I haven't had issues with it draining my batteries. I do shut it off on the weekends. So far I'm very happy with it. I will update my review if anything changes.

Cooled down quickly! Plugged overnight and did a great job cooling down. Turned it off and a few hours later, still pretty cool inside. I did have thermal cover specifically for this model and I think the combo of cooling and protection is the trick! I look forward to using this on our long drive from FL to ME. Ice cubes and ice packs are too messy for me. Or dog is diabetic and I needed something to keep her insulin cool at a consistent temperature.

Bought for trips in 2023 Tesla Model Y and really like it. I've used it for two trips of ten days each. It fits in the Tesla Model Y's sub-trunk. Cools down within 15 minutes. Works better than my old Coleman Cooler requiring frequent ice refills. Keeps fridge interior 3-4 degrees colder than control panel temp setting. I adjusted the temp setting to 40 degrees to keep interior at 37 degrees. Worked great for two trips operating 24/7. This fridge is a keeper for us. Has enough space for water, wine bottles, beer and quite a bit of food. Control panel is easy to read and adjust. Simple temp up/down buttons. Has lock button to keep from accidentally changing settings. Why use with a Tesla Model Y? - Uses Tesla's large battery to keep the fridge running continuously. - 1st trip: it fit into the sub-trunk with extra space at each vent hole. To keep compressor from overheating I used felt furniture pads to raise the trunk cargo mat up an inch or so and a small battery/USB desktop fan facing vent holes to keep air moving into the compressor inlet. Plugged fan directly into fridge USB A port. Might be overkill, however, I had no overheating issues and entire exterior of unit stayed cool. Only issue was access with trunk loaded. - 2nd trip: Lowered right rear seat back to flat position and lashed the fridge to the folded seat with cargo hold down straps. Fridge lid opening faced the back door for easy access. Prefer this when no one is travelling in the back seat. There is no issue with cooling as the fridge vents are fully exposed. Most importantly, I can access the fridge quickly without having to unpack the trunk to get to the fridge in sub-trunk. Also, it's easy to see the LCD control panel to adjust settings and assure fridge is operating. - Day-to-day I leave the fridge in the trunk and plugged in when shopping. Easier to get into and still have full rear seat for passengers.

5 stars but 1 flaw: After over a month of testing in various situations including in a hot car, while driving, on the porch, and inside, I came to the conclusion that I can solidly recommend this to people. Bad things first. The insulation is thin. Its a fridge, not a cooler designed to hold ice for 5 days. It isn't gonna keep stuff cold when powered off for 12 hours. In an on/off setup such as driving a ways then going into a store it was still cool enough when I came out to know my perishables were not going to perish. Start the day with it filled with frozen water bottles or ice blocks and remove them as you need more room. Worked great. Pair it with a small power station (ecoflow river ran great) and it will run for hours on that and hold temp well. A 3 hour road trip with hours in the middle of shopping and it was perfect to bring back some rare deserts and fresh meats. The big flaw took weeks to pinpoint and lots of testing. If you place a non-cooled item, such as a room temp bottle of water/soda/etc, in the front right corner of the container in a few minutes it will incorrectly register a warmer temp and turn on. This leads to a problem that if you are using it as a fridge it will plunge the inside well below freezing until that item is cooled off. If you already have cold stuff inside at a temp of 34F and the fridge is trying with all its might to cool off something that is 60F, your already cold stuff will risk freezing. Fresh fruit and veggies might be ruined. Add warm soda to a bunch of cold soda, and the cold ones might freeze and burst. Additionally this uses extra power. If anyone is having a 'higher than normal' temp reading this is likely the problem. The temp sensor is somewhere in that front wall. Having it in direct sun will have a similar result. (attached photos: the thermometer in the photo has 2 numbers, the small one is the temp) Which gets us to the good stuff. Power: At max running I've measured this to a peak draw of 65 watts, and running of less than 50. In a climate controlled area it took a few days to use 1KW of power with a 1qt block of water inside as a thermal mass. Cycle time seems good (except the issue listed above), and it is really quiet to the point it blends into the background noise. My only regret is I didn't buy the bigger one.

Excelente producto! Aunque dudo que tenga los 22 litros que dice la descripción, es muy bueno y cubre mi necesidad

Es de muy buena calidad pero miniatura no le cae gran cosa no me sirvió y lo devolví

I have a Dodge Grand Caravan camper conversion and my husband built slide-out drawers/bed conversion. So we had a fixed height and I realised my old cooler was not going to cut it. I struggled to find a low profile real fridge and just could not believe the price of an actual real fridge/freezer with precise temperature control. Unreal. The build is great quality, handle grips make it easy to manoeuvre, the imprinted instructions on the lid mean you are never left trying to remember what each control is for. While not relevant to the mighty Dodge Grand Caravan, the ability to set a battery max. draw level is supreme too. The hum of the fridge is barely discernible (and I am a light sleeper) and the eco and max modes are just so flexible: use max when you are in a rush to hit the road, and use eco on the road. What I do like is, when you start up the car, it will give one beep to confirm it is connected. When not connected I like the Rocksolar battery system as it is also smaller but powerful. Using reflective window coverings will keep internal temp down and save your battery. This will fit a soy milk carton upright so that's a huge win right there. If you need a low profile yet spacious fridge/freezer this is it. We have a bus conversion and it came with Dometic fridge/freezer and, yes, they are bigger (as is the bus) but we cannot see a difference in quality. Great intuitive and user-friendly settings. P.S. Remember this can ONLY be a fridge OR freezer at any one time. I'm planning on getting a heavy duty non-plug in cooler and moving over everyday food items couple days at a time to the cooler, keeping this as a freezer.

Product arrived well packed. Fit and finish seems very good and the overall appearance and quality seem very good. The temperature variance seemed to be within spec at 5 degrees. I ran it for 2 days on AC and 1 day on DC. The noise from the compressor is very modest. The controls are very visible, however to avoid accidently changing them each change needs to be proceeded by an unlock pressing of the settings menu. You just need to get used to it. I have a larger 45 liter model from a different brand that I decided was to big and heavy for weekend or hotel traveling so I went with the 23 liter but was tempted with the 30 liter. So will see how it works in practice. The brand seems reliable and they certainly speak up for customer service witch is important as I understand these things are pretty much impossible to get repaired. For what I paid i'm willing to take the chance.

The temp accuracy could be better but when you take some precautions, it's not bad. I'm using this as a fridge for camping trips. The temp, once set, will average at your settings. So if you set it to 3C, it will go from 1-2C to 5-6C, or about. At this temp, some items would get partially frozen. I found out when I tried to cook my food to realize my meat was frozen. I have to set it to 5C to get something that makes sense for a fridge. Also, when you add a room temp item, make sure it's not touching the sides. Particurarly the front right corner (if you look down at the fridge from the front). I once added a beer can that was left all day in the car and was hot, placed it at the front right corner, against sides... after some time I noticed the compressor was running non stop and current temp was showing 16C. It took me a while to understand that the sensor (or one sensor) was located at this exact spot and was getting a "false" reading. I relocated the beer can and it solved the "issue". So now, when I add beer cans and water bottles, I add them at the center and make sure they aren't against sides. Other than that I feel the fridge is pretty good for the price. Power consumption is pretty low, pulling about 35-40 W from my Bluetti when the compressor is running, and close to zero when not (it doesn't register one watt on the Bluetti). You can run this fridge mutiple days with a 700-1000 Wh solar generator, possibly for ever if you have solar panels. Running the fridge directly from my Jeep's battery overnight was also fine, using the medium setting for protection (even though BougeRV recommend high setting). I would not recommend running it this way for 2 or more days, unless you have a booster pack, or a dual battery setup. Overall I'm satisfied and I would recommend this fridge. As a foot note, I ordered this a couple of days before Prime Day (I had forgotten about this thing), and was very frustrated when I noticed there was a substantial rebate on the fridge. I contacted BougeRV and they applied the rebate and refunded me the difference. That's good customer service.