BougeRV 12 Volt Refrigerator 12V Car Fridge 23 Quart Portable Freezer Compressor Cooler 12/24V DC 110~240 Volt AC for Truck Van RV Camper SUV Travel Camping Road Trips Tailgating -8℉~50℉

Was great for a cross Canada trip. Kept our food nice and cool. Came home and it suddenly just stopped working. Very disappointed, especially with all the great reviews. I was hoping to use this for years to come. Oh well. Update: The seller stepped up and sent us a new one. So far it's been working fantastic with no issues. I've been testing it for a couple weeks as a backup freezer and am able to keep things at -18 with no problem!

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.

Purchased specifically for a road trip that requires overnight stay to keep frozen bag of fresh food frozen to avoid buying dry ice or bags of ice. It performs as advertised! We did test after sitting it upright for about 24hrs after receiving this unit. Plugged into the outlet directly with a fridge thermometer inside not specifically to compare accuracy but to confirm it ran as expected. Then tested it with ice cubes in the little bowl. We were impressed by this little unit that we decided to drive with it in the van for couple of days to test out further with grocery shopping trips which included Ice Creams with about 1hr drive altogether. Success. The temp difference between this unit and fridge thermometer we had was about +/-3 to 5F. We did not mind this as much as the temp fluctuation can be different between environment or what we have inside, and it wasn't 10F difference. We did plug it in before the trip to prep before placing the frozen items inside the cooler. The unit itself is quiet enough not to notice it's running while driving. And we loved the fact that it came with 12v and 110 plug - this was important as our primary use, of course, was for the road trip. Other units we were looking at required separate purchase of accessories (including adapters etc. etc.) which added up to be a huge investment. As a first time owners of portable fridge/freezer, this fit the bill with good rating that we can try affordably. Went for 23QT to fit between the seats, on the floor. Light to carry, small enough to be portable, quick to reach the desired temp. We've been using quite often for the last couple of months and it's been really reliable.

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.