JoyTutus 12V Portable Car Refrigerator - 26 Quart Fridge with Compressor, Ideal for Camping, RV, Truck, Boat, Outdoor Trips & Home Use Review

It seems to work really well, I've plugged it into my garage with an AC adapter and it keeps a single beer between 38 and 43 degrees Fahrenheit. Where I put it can get colder if I want to, but that's about normal refrigerator temperature. He'll eventually switch to my boat and save himself buying lots of ice.

The cool box is lightweight and very portable. The controls are easy to use and it's getting really cold! Great slim design. Perfect size for my teardrop pendant. Runs on 12 volts or 110 volts Can even run on low wattage solar power. Plenty of storage space for all the groceries I need for a few days. I recommend this cooler to anyone who wants to stay cool on the go, whether it's a day trip to the beach or a weekend hike. Accessible!

wow! Pleasantly surprised, works great. I'm a contractor and in the summer we need drinks, especially cold ones. I keep this thing in my work van, no matter how hot it is, it keeps everything right where you want it, it can even get cold! I accidentally left it on all weekend and everything was still cold without killing my battery seems well put together. I love that there is no more ice on the display and no more water dripping everywhere, I would definitely recommend or buy another one.

My dog has a special diet so I have to cook her food which I do in bulk and freeze her. We have made several trips with this fridge freezer and have used it to keep their food frozen on the go. We have an outlet in the car, so traveling in an SUV works well. My husband and I used it for cold drinks and snacks on short trips. If you drive a lot, this is great. Our only problem is that we had to take it to the hotel for the night because of course it has to stay connected to the network. However,

I have used this refrigerator on two long trips. I've had some issues with the temperature not dropping below 34F when used in the car. Here's the manufacturer's answer to that question - let the buyer know: If the product is used in a car with a car adapter, it cannot be cooled below 34°F. This is because our product's temperature sensor is located in the middle of the bottom of the refrigerator. The refrigerator is fully loaded, so the temperature displayed on the control panel corresponds to

This small fridge is great for trips where you can buy frozen or cold groceries and then make a few stops on a hot day. It cools down quickly and plugs into a standard cigarette lighter. It also comes with a standard plug if you want to use it at home. It's light enough to be lifted. Probably the same weight as a small Yeti hardside cooler. Maybe a little heavier. It almost fits in a box of cans and can hold bottles. It's quiet too. It's almost silent and you don't even notice it while driving.

I bought this because of its capacity and also because it didn't have any 'protruding' handles. I have a car camp so real estate is precious and this block (the only one I've found without handles) is perfect for it's place in my car. I hook it up to a 110 at my apartment to set it to the right temperature, add small bottles of frozen water, and take it to the car when I'm ready to hit the road. I suppose a strong man could load it fully into a car or truck, but I'm a petite woman and it's all…

I bought this for road trips, for my sailboat and during a power outage at home. During a few "test runs" the unit appeared to work well, reaching both refrigerator (37 degrees F) and freezing (-4 degrees F) temps on either AC power or a 12v output from myJackery single power station of 300 watts. the size I was looking at), which may indicate cheaper and less durable materials, including the supercharger. an error message on the device when the fan needs to be replaced and I'm wondering how…

I bought a JoyTutus 26qt portable fridge to increase the freezing capacity of my boat. It cools down fairly quickly when empty (roughly as listed) and can reach freezing temperature (5 degrees F or less). When operating as a freezer, some condensation will form on the outer walls of the freezer, so the insulation may be better. The fit and finish is okay for a cheaper cooler, but the lid on my unit seems to be slightly bent and the gasket around the lid has a band about 2 inches wide on the…