AAOBOSI Drawer Refrigerator, 31L Campervan Fridge with APP Control, 12V Freezer -20°C to 20°C, Car Fridge for Travel, Camping, Road Trips, Truck, Van, SUV 12/24V DC

I slid the 65 litre AAOBOSI fridge freezer into the camper a couple of weeks ago and gave it half an hour before checking the thermometer. The milk was already sitting at a crisp three degrees Celsius, while the fish fingers in the small top compartment were rigid enough to knock together. The split design offers about 49 litres of fridge space underneath and a 16 litre freezer above. You can choose any temperature between minus twenty and eight degrees by using the control panel or the phone application, and the door can be hung on either side. An interior light also makes midnight foraging straightforward, even when the campsite is pitch-black. Once it has reached the set point, the compressor hardly draws anything from the leisure battery. On its lowest fan speed it keeps below the quoted forty-five decibels, so even light sleepers should manage a full night. The removable drawer, egg rack and bottle strap hold everything in place when the track turns bumpy, and the three-level battery protection kicked in exactly when it should during a very wet stay at Glenmore. All told, it keeps food safe, runs quietly and has yet to flatten the van battery. For me, the build quality and miserly energy use make it good value for road trips and family camping.

Good quality. Fits nicely in our sprinter conversion. Good internal space

Great fridge/freezer, bought to use as camping fridge and once its at desired temperature uses very little power, I used the cars cigarette socket to get it to desired temp when i left home and the fridge got to 3 degrees after about 25 mins and it was 28 degree sunnybday. I ran only this from a 300ah Lithium battery with 300w solar set up and the set up worked fine. After the trip I left it connected to battery with no solar charger and it took around 5 days to drop battery to 50%. I went for the 65ltr and was perfect size for my needs

Great fridge and reasonably silent. Fits into our Autosleeper Topaz great. Couldn’t get it to pair with the App despite multiple attempts but simple to use so not sure of the benefit

Dragging the old cool box out of the loft always left the car smelling faintly of wet plastic, but those days are gone. This 31-litre AAOBOSI drawer fridge has taken its place, and it does so with a touch of class. Give the handle a tug and the drawer glides out smoothly, providing enough space for a long weekend of sausages, yoghurts, salad tubs and the odd craft beer. The compressor drops the temperature into negative figures surprisingly quickly. I generally keep it around 3 °C, yet I like knowing it can manage anywhere between ‑20 °C and 20 °C if needed. On ECO mode the unit merely sips from the 12 V socket, so the leisure battery remains healthy, while Max mode is perfect for the first twenty minutes after a supermarket sweep. I suspected the app might be a pointless gimmick, but adjusting the temperature from the driver’s seat while the children bicker over the playlist soon won me over. As for noise, it is more of a low murmur than a whirr, meaning night-time cricket chirps at the campsite still take centre stage. The included 240 V adaptor is ideal for pre-chilling in the kitchen before loading everything into the boot. The casing feels robust, the internal layout prevents jars and cans from skidding around on back-road potholes, and the modest power draw keeps my solar panel system happy. The extra room reclaimed in the boot, coupled with never having to wrestle with melting ice again, makes this fridge worth every penny. Five stars, without hesitation.

Looks nice, economical to run, and has reasonable storage.

The fridge freezer works as it should, it does cycle on and off more than I would have expected, but not too much of an issue if you have the batteries/solar set up to manage. I raised a few issues with supplier in this regard and the customer service is 2nd to none, very responsive. Fridge is quite spacious and freezer compartment is adequate.

Lovely this in my van. I brought the large size. It works perfectly like my indoor fridge. I have manged to get ice, chicken, bacon and a bit of fish in the freezer compartment too Very quiet too

Funciona de maravilla una buena compra!

El consumo es un poco superior al de las especificaciones de fabrica, pero funciona muy bien.

Amazing. Now, I'm not supposed to name competitor brands in my reviews, but because I'm rating this favorable, I think it's ok. I've owned the TB51 Truckfridge for a long time. Used it for camping, and just general picnic type days. It's a great AC/DC 12V fridge, but it's just too big. I've also had a large two zone Dometic, and that was even bigger. I wanted something smaller, lighter, and more portable, so I got this. Ok, first, the size and weight. The item is listed at 30.1 lbs, but, it felt much lighter than that to me. Weighing this on my digital scale, and with all the power cords and ac adapter inside the fridge, this comes in at a really nice weight of 26.4 lbs! It's almost 10 lbs lighter than TruckFridge's comparable TB31A, which has a similar internal capacity. I also love the internal dimensions. The TB51A is fairly tall. So, you're packing in stuff in the main compartment, and often have to dig things out. This fridge is fairly square. You can fit two 12 packs of sodas upright side by side in it. I like the flatter and squarer fridge shape. There is also a nice upper compartment, that I'm not sure if it gets colder or not. Some other pros: 1) Gets cold FAST. Went from 60F to 32F (freezing) in half an hour. 2) Gets to 0F no problem. Feels REALLY cold when it does. 3) Keeps things cold for long. I had a 12 pack and some sodas, and it ran off my 400Wh battery pack for well over 24 hours. Ran ~ 28 hours before battery pack died. To make this more efficient, though, I would run the fridge up to temp on AC power at home, then put all your cold food stuffs in, and really get it cold, then transfer it to the car and lithium ION battery. Doing this, I was able to get my Truckfridge to run 30+ hours. Runs very efficient. On eco mode, it typically draws 25 watts when it runs. Sometimes up to 40 watts for some reason, but mostly 25 watts. 4) Well designed. Love the user interface. Build construction is really nice. 5) Pricing can't be beat. Nearly half the price of a Dometic or Truckfridge. 6) Quiet. All of these DC fridges are quiet. Some unknowns: 1) Longevity. Not sure how long this compressor will last. Not sure what brand of compressor it is. But my TB51 has a German made Danfoss compressor. Those are the gold standard. All in all, watch my video review. I was gonna benchmark it against the Truckfridge, but I had seen enough and would highly recommend this over a Truckfridge or Dometic. The pricing can't be beat. Just make sure you have a good sized battery and solar to help. With a 100W portable solar panel connected to your portable lithium power station, I think you can run this fridge for days.

Pünklich wie angesagt ist die Lieferung erfolgt. Wer den Platz im WoMo oder Wohnwagen hat (110ltr.)..... meine absolute Empfehlung. Kühlung mit Optischer Anzeige gut einstellbar, absolut Leise man hört ihn nicht !! Tagsüber und vor allem Nachts zum Schlafen kein Geräuch zu hören... T O P 5 Sterne dafür.

I like just about everything about this cooler. I live in San Diego and we are lucky to have plenty of sunshine, but going out to get groceries, take a packed lunch or camping,this unit covers them All. I use the van 12vlt while driving and carry a portable battery and that gives me a good 8 hrs. I also have a small solar panel to put on the dashboard or outside to recharge. The only thing I've had issue with is connecting the Bluetooth from my phone to the unit. It's probably me or my Internet. Don't let that stop you buying one of these units. They also have deep discounts so buy at the right time. I got this on Amazon deal days...saved a bunch.