ACOPOWER&LiONCooler 12V Car Refrigerator-32 Quart/30L Portable Freezer with App Control, Rechargeable Battery, and Electric Compressor Cooler for RV, Boat, and Camping

It's a bit pricey, but we'll worth the money. Extremely flexible on how many ways you can power this refrigerator. Very heavy duty construction. I'm 60 yrs young, and I work in a factory melting rubber into most of the hoses that are on your vehicles. Because of the ovens in here, the temp hovers between mid to upper 90's and some days will reach tripe digits. I bought the largest 52 Quart Cooler at first, and let me tell you, it holds a lot of my quart size water and Gatorade bottles with room to spare. In my 60 yrs I've never owed a Cooler that I have loved and appreciated more then this company's coolers. I was so taken by this cooler I also 3 months later bought the 32 Quart Cooler as well. The big one was just a little big to use as a work Cooler getting it in and out of my little Honda ever day. So I purchased the smaller and It has been fantastic as well. They have covered ever angle on power to run these Coolers. A/C, Car Cord, Fantastic Battery that powers it for an incredible 10 hrs if camping or tailgating, And then there's Solor Shields as the #4 power option. You can spend a week up in the mountains and power it by Solar Shield by day, and go to Battery by night. And you don't have to worry about your battery being depleted because the Solar will be charging your battery back up while running your Cooler during the day, TOTALLY INGENIOUS DESIGN. I'm in love with both my coolers and there customer service is top notch as well. I did have a couple small issues at first and they jumped right on them and sent me what I need the very next day, no questions asked. Here's how great they are, the Coolers come with both cords and 1 battery. If you want a back up spare battery, it will cost you $159 which is a fare price to run the Cooler an additional 10 hrs when not near A/C. Well after they addressed my issues, they shipped me a brand new "Free Battery" for being a new customer. Oh, and the Batteries and cords fit in all 3 of the sizes they sell. This company stands behind there products 110%. I highly recommend these Coolers.

Purchased two of these cooler/freezer units without really doing my homework or research on them first.Both arrived promptly and well packaged with all the cables. I emailed ACOPower asking if I could fill and feed atthe same time (charge and use the battery), and Leo promptly responded to my question. The answer was yes, which is great! As my pic shows (more to follow), I wanted to test them out and "Pre-cool" them before last week's road trip to The Solvang area of California. One was hooked up to the "A.C." power (wall), non battery and on refrigerator temp 35F degrees. While the other cooler was set on "Battery" usage only, in freezer temp at 2F degrees.Started both coolers on "Max" mode to help cool them down faster and then switched them both to "Economy" mode when they both reached desired temp. Both worked great at home. During our road trip, I hooked up the Freezer cooler to our 12V van output and the Refrigerator cooler to one of our Goal Zero Yeti 500X as to not add tomuch on the vehicle's 12V system. Both ran well and kept the kids frozen treats frozen, while the other kept theOJ, milk, sodas, beer and wine cooled to perfection. No issues!At our first stop in Agoura Hills, the temp by the outdoor pool was about 98F degrees with a mild-warm breeze.The freezer ran on "Battery Only" (No input), for about 3 1/2 - 4 hours before I changed to the Fully charged spare battery, giving us a total of about 7+ hours of freezer mode service with nothing feeding the unit. At the same time keeping the frozen treats frozen in a warmer outdoor environment (tho in the shade). Truly impressive!Both coolers ran smoothly with no issues. I'm a big Yeti Cooler's fan and we still packed three of our soft coolers just in case there were any issues with these units and because I consume lot's of BudLight so needed more cooling space, but no issues to report!Will post more pics of these wonderful coolers of our trip very soon.Have to mention that we own two Alpicool 53Q cooler/freezers that almost look identical to these but with no battery service. Those run on AC/DC directly from another source (non-battery or direct solar hook-up). Meaning you'll need a generator/inverter, charge controller/battery charging system, etc., for those to run say while camping. Add an extra battery or two for the ACOPower coolers and you'd be in great shape in an emergency or a back country camping trip, charging the ACOPower Cooler/freezers and back-up batteries with solar panels directly. These units also have a light that turns on when you open the door/lid, which is convenient at night.I have not used the Wi-fi option as of yet but will update soon if/when I do. Hope this helps.