Kohree 12 Volt Car Refrigerator, 19QT(18L) Car Fridge with Large Handle, -4℉~68℉ 12V Electric Cooler 12/24V DC 12/24V DC, 110-240V AC Compressor Portable Freezer for Camping Road Trips Travel

I'm a truck driver and this unit works very well, it's quiet, keeps things cold for a good length of time and I eliminated the problem of always having to fill a cooler and the waste of time getting ice

I rarely give 100% praise for items, but THIS, was a game changer for us. We are expert road trippers, & try to be efficient, especially with food, because you never know when you might get stuck, caught out etc …. Well, this happened to us twice on this last trip (more later). This purchase was so we could keep freezer blocks frozen (along with other items) & rotate them out to smaller cool packs we keep in the front seat for immediate cold drinks or snacks. Now, the freezer section is smaller (our preference) than some coolers, the actual cooler part was tight, but worked well. I chose to use only (mostly) square containers for packing foods like cheese, sandwich meats, milk, cream etc…. Even used liquid eggs (I know, not everyone’s choice) in the square box. Plus I decanted things like mayo and mustard into smaller containers (yes some were round ). We had bacon, tortillas, salad stuff ,tomatoes & fruit too. Yes, you have to pack & unpack to get to things, but really, just the convenience of having this cooler , the extra effort was with it. The freezer was exceptional! I get chills (no pun intended) thinking about it! We had extra ice blocks, frozen veggies, frozen yoghurt, and a couple of microwave dinners (just in case), we had to take cardboard outer boxes off to pack , plus even extra ice cubes if needed…..all I can say is WOW!!!!!! We had it running in the car obviously, & then when we stayed in our motel/hotel for the night, we’d just plug it in there. So, our two incidents on this trip… firstly, my hubby took a bad fall so we ended up in an ER in Canada, & we were checked out of the motel…so the cooler was plugged into the car, being cautious I unplugged it (didn’t want battery issues)…the cooler spent several hours, almost 5 I think unplugged, and everything was still frozen & cold! I was amazed … Our second incident was related to having mechanical issues and we needed to rent another vehicle & tow ours home. (The vehicle we rented had not enough space for the cooler) so we left it in our car, unplugged for 5 hours the first day (& yes stuff was still cold & frozen by check in at the next stop); & on days 2 & 3 where our travel times were prolonged due to weather etc things were still fine at about 8 hrs!!!!!!!!! still frozen & still cold. Would I recommend this item? YES YES YES YES Now, biggest cons to this item (but certainly not in a way that we’d never use this again): 1: The unit is heavy (obviously) when packed….definitely a 2 person lift (or see below) 2: Wheels would REALLY help ( luckily we had a small collapsible hand cart already) 3: Handles are sturdy but dangerous…they’re very robust and if you don’t let go just right they trap/pinch fingers …. 4: PLEASE, an extra long folding handle & wheels would make this PERFECT.

Great first experience with this cooler. We purchased this cooler for an 8 day trip to the Black Hills/Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone, and the Rockies. We had items that needed to keep cold but don’t do well in an iced cooler (jelly, fruit, sandwich meat, etc.). We kept the cooler plugged in most of the trip. It stayed at the set temperature with almost no fluctuation. We have a newer vehicle so we were able to use the standard house plug (can’t speak for the car plug power source). We did make frequent stops, at times for up to an hour in warm temps - the cooler would hold the colder temp well and cooled back off to the set temp quickly after restarting the vehicle. There are reviews about the handle not being very durable. We took the cooler in and out of the vehicle each day and with the knowledge of the handle durability, we did take handling precautions each time lifting and had no issues. The cooler is also quiet, at least to our expectations. Overall, very pleased with this purchase, at least for the two trips it has been used on so far.

I wanted a small travel fridge for road trips and going to the beach without having to deal with ice. This 26 qt Kohree seems like a good item and just the right size. You can put lots of drinks inside and there still be room for food. You don't have to worry about ice eating up storage space or making food all mushy. This fridge easily keeps drinks at 34-36 degrees F in even the hottest Florida weather. Only gripe is the fan/compressor is much louder than I think it should be. I was considering sending it back for another one to see if maybe mine was defective. But I got wrapped up in other things and missed my return window. A nice accessory is a portable power station like the Bluetti EB3A 300 watt model. You can run this fridge off one of those small power stations for about a full day without worrying about killing your car battery when the engine is off.

Its just big enough for me to bring meals with me for the day and to have chilled drinks ready in a short amount of time. I Keep mine at 25deg and it doesn't freeze anything just keeps it cold. Keep vent areas clear to ease in the heat dispersion.