Setpower 12V Refrigerator 21QT Car Refrigerator 12V Fridge Freezer Grey

I’ve used several portable coolers and mini fridges over the years, but the SetPower 12V Refrigerator has exceeded my expectations in both performance and design. It’s compact yet surprisingly spacious — easily fits drinks, snacks, and even meal prep containers for long trips. The cooling efficiency is outstanding. It chilled my water bottles from room temperature to ice-cold in about 20 minutes. The compressor is whisper-quiet, and the temperature control is precise, letting me adjust settings easily from the digital panel or the smartphone app (a feature I didn’t know I needed until now!). I took it on a 3-day camping trip, powered by my portable power station, and it ran flawlessly without draining too much energy. The insulation keeps everything cold for hours, even after being unplugged. It’s built solidly — handles feel sturdy, and the lid closes with a satisfying seal that locks in the cold. Pros: ✅ Fast and efficient cooling performance ✅ Quiet, energy-saving compressor ✅ Bluetooth app control is intuitive and responsive ✅ Durable build and easy-to-clean interior ✅ Great for cars, RVs, and off-grid setups Cons: • Slightly heavier than expected when fully loaded, but that’s the tradeoff for quality insulation Overall, this SetPower fridge delivers premium performance at a reasonable price. Whether for road trips, van life, tailgating, or emergency backup cooling at home, it’s a dependable piece of gear. I can confidently recommend it to anyone who needs reliable refrigeration on the go.

Awesome, accidentally froze my drinks in it, gets down to temp fast and will freeze stuff solid quickly, extremely quiet and dual power sources is great for travel

If anything changes I will update this review. We needed a way to keep products being sold at our roadside farm stand cool and dry. Started with piezoelectric cooling and solar for power. This was a poor choice because the power consumption is ridiculous and the cooling is marginal. I started researching 12v compressor coolers and they sound great. About 2/3 the power demand while running and about as close to zero when not. We only need power for cooling and for security cameras and 200ah of LIFEPO4 batteries and 200 watts of solar panels in north FL should be plenty for even several cloudy days with what this cooler draws. This 21 quart cooler started up and was down to 40 degrees in under 30 minutes in late June 95 degree heat. Wanting to see just how cold it would go I turned it down to -4 degrees. I didnt expect it to get there and I was right but it did manage to get down to 12 degrees and freeze the water filled ice containers in about 3 hours. We don't need freezing temps but its nice to know it has the reserve capacity to get that cold in blazing FL heat. Keeping farm fresh eggs and freeze dried candy cool won't be an issue. Battery consumption wise the solar panels stayed ahead of the cooler use with ease and ran overnight using only around 10% of capacity overnight. Piezoelectric cooling would use 150ah or 3/4 of the reserve power overnight. If it was cloudy or raining the next day there wouldn't have been enough to run another day. Build and finish is excellent. There is virtually zero noise when it's running. With a 3 year warranty on the compressor I feel confident this will last for the duration.

I like this, a lot. I knocked one star off for the lid. I cannot figure out why they didn't fill the lid with foam. It is hollow and definitely where you loose the most temp. Literally $1 of expansion foam would have made the cooler more efficient and able to hold temp longer absent of power. Other than that, I like it. It gets cold fast and for the size the capacity is surprising. I have not tried it as a freezer yet, but it rocks as a fridge even in a car in S. Texas where temps are easily over 100 when left for a short period of time. I appreciate that it comes with both a standard outlet and DC charger for a car. The sides have ergomolded handles built in and lash points to secure the lid from flying open if you were to have this in the back of a truck. I appreciate these as the kid doesn't lock as firmly as I would like. Again small investments in the kid would make this a stellar unit. They talk about using an ice pack to in help get it down to temp faster when you first turn it on. I did that one time. The second time from ambient temp of about 74, it got down (empty) to 38 in under 90 minutes. For the size and weight I have zero complaints with that performance. I paid $150 for this on sale and it was totally worth it. I have used it with my truck but also paired it with a Bluetti Elite 100 while tailgating and it ran perfectly. I had it running off the Bluetti for a few hours in the summer heat without issue. It would be an awesome little fridge for sure if they improved the lid.

I need to stop listening to Youtube reviews. This is a very small (inside) 1 (SINGLE ZONE) refrigerator...OR it can be a SINGLE ZONE freezer. It is NOT a dual zone fridge freezer. and 21 quarts of what? exactly? This thing barely holds 1 quart of greek yogurt. I LOLOL at the 21 quarts unless they're somehow measuring quarts in soda cans. ENGLISH is not that complicated. I was going to return it but it's heavy for me to move so I kept it. Now I have a power sucking bohemouth "FREEZER" in my car. It empties my ecoflow river pro 2 in one day no matter how I futz around with the settings. Eco, turn it on, turn it off--this is not a power sipping fridge, it is a greedy #*&%#%. I am constantly looking for places to plug in so my food doesn't spoil. I have to recharge that ecoflow every single day. That's a different review. I don't like this, it's HUGE doesn't hold that much, and sucks the power like a tornado slurping up a lake. It works FINE if you keep it plugged into shore power. (speaking of power--the excoflow, WOW 3 ways to charge it--and the ONLY way that is in any way shape or form viable on a daily basis is finding some electric outlet to plug into. It charges at the speed of turtle on the 12v, even slower on solar (2 130w panels) it is just as worthless as the fridge. A match made in youtube adverts. If I had the money to drive around 2 hours a day just to charge that thing so my fridge can drain it dry while it's charging I'd be a millionaire, or need to be. I was FOOLED boy was I fooled. I had it plugged in in the house--easy connect, turn it down to eco, check the temp--this thing LOVES being in the house plugged in to the wall. IT HATES being in my car, hates the ecoflow, and hates keeping food frozen anywhere but the bottom layer. I do not like this, wish I had not bought it, had no choice but to keep it, stop believing youtubers reviewing products for money. I will keep hunting until I find one that doesn't weigh so much I can't even scoot it around in the car, and one that does what the adverts actually SAY it does--now on to review the POS Ecoflow river pro 2. Good for one thing and one thing only. Keeping the setpower running--mostly. Imagine having to have a dedicated power station for a fridge. Edit to add more HATE for this suckspower single zone at a time fridge that holds very little. I hate this. I cannot believe I bought this. I won't need a heated blanket when winter comes, this thing puts out enough heat along with the ecoflow river 2 pro I could fry eggs...and it is 95 out. I do NOT BELIEVE that there is anyone out west camping that is using this thing, I do not. The reviewers are all lying. It is poorly insulated, it should not feel cool on the outside, there should not be condensation on the outside, the COLD should be INSIDE. I keep a big giant bamboo pillow on top and open it as little as possible. I simply cannot keep it frozen not on MAX, not on eco, not on anything. The lowest I've been able to get it is at night and 28. This should be called the suckspower fridge OR freezer. I still can't figure out where the 21 quarts comes from. Perhaps water? I HATE that I wasted money on this thing. I miss my frozen blueberry and yogurt snack...mushy blueberries and frozen/refrozen/frozen yogurt. I am probably going to get some kind of food poisoning. I put a seltzer in the elevated "shelf' because I didn't want it to freeze, conversely I was HOPING it would be cold. It was not.

What can I say the RF20 is the perfect size for my car. I was hesitant at first on this model as I could not find any reviews on this here or on YouTube. But I’m glad I took the plunge as the price was right.First it’s super quiet as in sometimes I have to check to make sure it is on, it’s really light as I carry this to my car daily, tall enough to fit a water bottle/ sports drinks upright, gets cold very fast and I can control it with the app. No longer do I have to pull over to adjust the temp! I give it a 9/10 only because it doesn’t come with a light ( I understand it’s probably to keep the price down. But I easily fixed that with mini waterproof light puck I got on Amazon. Also it’s made out of plastic so there was no way to attach the SetPower PG216WH magnetic battery but found a solution also on Amazon as a competitor has an adhesive metal plate they sell for their version of the magnetic battery. With that plate and magnetic battery combo makes it the perfect get up and go cooler. Also another since I live in Deep South Texas temps get around 100 plus here so I was looking for an insulated cover for this and since SetPower doesn’t sell one for this size I got the closest to it in a PT30 cover. Yes I know it’s a little to big but it should help insulate the cooler better in this Texas heat. So far I’m in love with it! Time will tell if it’s a great investment!

This cooler is very quiet and seems to work great. I was having temperature control issues using a mix of dry ice and cold packs in my regular cooler, so this seemed like a good try. I power it with a Jackery solar generator. With my 1000 it will keep the cooler at 36F for three days with 20% power left. My 2000 uses about 10% power each day, so in principle that would mean ten days of cooling which seems longer than I'd predict from the Jackery 1000 result. But I'm guessing it's at least six days. Of course if we have some sun I can recharge the Jackery with the solar panels. The 21 quart size looks about right for a 3-4 day camping trip.

The cooler was damaged, I just stopped cooling..I bought the insurance (they are not holding the insurance? Be careful, they make pretexts and do not comply with insurance.

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La verdad es muy eficiente esta nevera, congela súper y es muy silenciosa, solo se escucha un murmullo muuuuy suave