EUHOMY12 Volt Refrigerator, 48QT(45L) Electric Cooler, 12V Fridge APP Control, 12V Cooler -4℉~68℉, Portable Freezer 12/24V DC 110-240V AC for Camping, Travel, Truck, Home

I use this to go to the farmers' market 1.5 hours from here. I run it when I go to market. I set the temperature to -4. It is cold enough to freeze meats solid on the ride home, so meat has no time to heat up. The 52 quart capacity is adequate for 2 weeks of meat. It is not audible when it is running, so having it in the car with me is no change. It holds temperature at -4 flawlessly in 90 degree heat. It is not a light item (this is a compressor based unit), particularly when filled, but is it reasonably insulated and works well, so it is worth the effort to haul it from the car into the house and back. This is well worth the purchase price and functions beyond my expectations.

Just got the Euhomy Car Refrigerator Model CF-55. (June 2021 in North Carolina, Outside temp 72-85F)It arrived 2 days earlier than expected. The Fedex people unfortunately left it on its side, so I had to take it out and set it upright for about 24 hours before using. Started up fine.TESTING IN MY LIVING ROOM (AC set to 78F). Set the Euhomy Frig to 34 degrees F to cool down drinks for a party. Loaded it up with soda and water. After 1 hour, the unit's internal temp was nice and cold at 34F, but it still took another another hour or so for the initially room temperature cans and bottles to be thoroughly chilly. After that, the drinks are perfectly cold for a hot day (thumbs up from the kids!). It's much more efficient when the frig is full of cold drinks/food. Pretty solid performance overall.POWER. In the above scenario, I tested it using AC (from the wall) and DC (using an external battery's DC port). On AC, it can draw 60 watts/hr at first when starting at room temp. After it reached its target temperature, the compressor cycles off and on. With DC, when the compressor is on, it is then around 40 watts/hr to maintain (in ECO mode). I left it running overnight connected to my battery via the DC port, and it was a negligible draw, less than 100 watts total (But the already cold drinks filling the unit helped it stay cool efficiently).DETAILED APP INSTRUCTIONS. It's not hard but might be confusing at first.Here are detailed steps to INSTALL and USE...1. Plug in the Euhomy frig (the LCD screen on unit should have a Bluetooth symbol at upper left)2. Download the Alpicool "Car Fridge Freezer" (I just searched iOS store for "Alpicool" to see its apps)3. Open the "Car Fridge Freezer" app4. On the App: Click on "Start Scanning" (button near bottom). Takes about 20 seconds...5. On the App: Double-click on the rectangular button that appears. It says "A1-4XXXXXXXXXX"6. Within 5 seconds, on the Frig LCD screen, press the SETTINGS button (looks like a gear) once.7. The App should now switch to its main operating screen-You can see INFO (top half of screen): Current internal unit temp, Target temp, Voltage draw-Using the POWER Icon in upper right area, you can Turn your frig ON or OFF-You can set the target temperature by using the horizontal SLIDER in the middle-Using Bottom Buttons: You can also set to use ECO mode (uses less power, but is slower to reach target temp)-You can also set the LOCK button (this locks the unit's LCD screen from being pressed)-You can set to use Celsius or Fahrenheit degrees-You can click the UNPAIR button to disconnect your smartphone's connection to the frig bluetooth-You can set the cutoff voltage related to your car battery draw (High, Medium, or Low)Overall, I really like this unit and its app.PROS• It gets the temperature cold pretty fast and stays icy cold.• It can hold 55L (or 58 quarts) of capacity (which is pretty huge)• It seems very efficient when drawing off DC on a portable battery or car battery. It sips power overnight.• The app is simple but useful (especially if one is driving and wants to check on the unit in the back)• The price is awesome (low $300's) when compared to big name units ($600+)CONS• It can get a little heavy (30 pounds +) to carry around if you are camping. I just bought a cheap $10 wheeled platform from Harbor Freight to use with this when it's fully loaded.• It is bulkier than a normal non-powered cooler, but if you're like me, I bought it for its extra large capacity, so I can't complain about it. I have to remember to keep the air vents clear around the unit when it is in the car, so that it won't overheat.• The app works, but I really wish they included instructions on it installation and use in the manual. The manual has no details at all. Had to google search for it (That's why I added detailed instructions to my review)Can't say anything about its sturdiness at this point, but its looks and feels pretty solid. I will update if there are any problems in its long-term performance.

I've been using the EUHOMY Refrigerator for a little bit now, mainly for travel, and overall, it's a great product. It cools down quickly, maintains temperature well, and the size is perfect for road trips, camping, or even use at home. The app control feature is also a nice touch and adds convenience, especially when adjusting settings on the go.For the most part, it runs quietly, which I appreciate. However, I did notice that when it's plugged into my car's 12V outlet, it occasionally emits a high-pitched squealing noise. It's not constant, but noticeable enough to mention. It doesn't happen when plugged into a standard wall outlet, so it may be related to the car’s power supply.Despite that, it's been reliable and efficient, and I would definitely recommend it to others. I’d also buy it again without hesitation.

So far I am very satisfied with this refrigerator/freezer. I am putting it through some basic tests, 12 hour in a hot vehicle it consumed about 50% of my jackery 240 running in commode at 29 degrees. That test is to ensure the unit is able to run through the night with no other input. Passed2nd test is how long it takes to charge with a 100 watt solar panel. It took approx 6hrs on ecomode at 29degrees. PassedMy suggestion is to have an extra power station if your going remote woods camping and ensure you leave the unit in shade or invest in the insulation wrap. I do alot of remote wilderness camping so I am naturally skeptical of the unit. So far it is passing my pretrial trials with flying colors. The app is difficult to use. Make sure you have nearby device connections allowed turned on. And the temperature slider on the app works sometimes and sometimes it doesn't show at all. App is a bit glitch but it works after trial and error. My testing has been with the unit mostly empty. I would suggest setting the unit to its coldest setting -4 and load up your pre chilled/frozen food items. I have found a simple blue ice pack assists the unit from having to constantly cool down all your food items. This prolongs the power station battery life. The unit runs quietly, efficiently, and having a light built in is a plus. Be careful with the lid slamming down and your latch handle. Alot of people report that as an issue but only if you let it slam down. Thus cooler so far is a good value, good size, and can fulfill many useful refrigeration roles, loss of power at home rv camping, tent camping, etc.. it is fairly heavy when loaded so a smaller unit would be ideal for shorter trips but for a week long stripper like myself, I recommend the 59qt version. I would recommend this item and only gave a super detailed review because most people just say they like it or it's junk. This is not junk and it is a good solid unit on a budget. Highly recommend

I love my fridge freezer. It definately keeps ice cold but its best if I turn off the unit before dark so that maybe something is cutable in the morning or the coffee cream is melted. It definately is a nice thing to have you just have to adjust the temp correctly so it does not leave you having to melt a block of meat all day. I live in a van so its perfect and the size oh my god is huge, love it.