BODEGACOOLER 12 Volt Portable Refrigerator,64 Quart Car Fridge Dual Zone -4℉-68℉,60L Car Freezer APP Control,Electric Compressor Cooler 12/24V DC and 100-240V AC for RV,Camping,Travel,Truck,Vehicles

I got this bad boy on a Black Friday deal. What shall I say? That it perfected my life?! Well almost! I am using it in my van mostly for road trips and visits to the grocery store when we aren’t going directly home.Positives: it holds temperatures perfectly while plugged in.It cools down extra fast if the divider is out.Able to keep frozen ice cream while at a baseball game (with a Ryobi battery operated AC/DC converter)Negatives: without a current charge it losses temperature quickly.It is slow to come to correct temperatures if you have two zones.All out review: it is hands down great for the price! If you have a constant flow of power or a battery substitute … this thing rocks! And it has changed our lives knowing how to use it … whether road trips or outings when we won’t be home for hours with a battery to keep it running. And on an 18 volt Ryobi battery, it kept tempts for about 2 hours continuing the “already temperatures”.The roller wheels help as it gets heavy when filled! I just wish the extended handle was longer when rolling:If you are wavering on sizes, go bigger.The instructions are crap btw. But if you connect in your home via wifi and Bluetooth it does remember. When out of wifi range the app tells me it is not connected, but when I click “help” and click back in the apps it is indeed connected and can be controlled by the app.

A great product at a reasonable price!Amazon has the best line up of Bodega products ready for immediate order and rapid delivery.This latest Bodega fridge order arrived days early and in perfect shape.I previously purchased several other Bodega cooler products for myself and family members, all 100% perfect.Occasionally Amazon offers these Bodega coolers on the "Today's Deals" page so pay attention for extra discounts.Whether you need to use it as a fridge or freezer, these are very efficient and quiet.As an aside, you can run these through an inverter battery or gas generator so your food will be safe in case the lights go out at home , on a camping trip, or used for a cookout.It also includes a nice 12V DC cable to stay powered up in your vehicle while you are traveling.Best of all, the controls are very easy to use and set up is a snap.Don't be fooled by claims from other product lines, get these Bodega's and be assured of satisfaction.

The Bodega 64 Quart Cooler is pretty much a top of the line product and a very reasonable price. I've used my cooler for over 2 years now and have had zero issues with it. I use it inside my SUV and outside in my camping trailer. It's been in extreme heat in the Big Bend Desert, freezing temperatures in the Rockies and through a long South Texas thunderstorm, still going strong. It does not pull too much power (1 ah battery can run it for days on end) yet it keeps ice frozen and drinks cold with the dual zone feature. Why spend more when you can get this reliability, ruggedness and efficiency for half the price.

I've had this for a week and put it through its paces. It's great. The temperature setting isn't free of fluctuation even if unopened, but stays within range.In general:Direct Expansion gas compression (DX) is the current best form of freezing on the market today. Absorprion fridges, often used in RVs are limited to ±20°F from abient outside air temperature (OAT) so on a hot day in Arizona it won't keep ice or ice cream usable, and fish and poultry is useless as well. They also have to be kept level to work.THIS unit has a real DX compressor, real gas so the state transitions (liquid to gas absorbing the heat, gas to liquid being compressed after releasing the heat and so on. Give it 8" clearance in the back, 4" on the sides, 12+ VDC to run (it comes with a car adapter and a home voltage adapter)..For car users, set the voltage sensitivity to H (High). It will run when the car is on, and if it doesn't run when the car is off than (you need a new battery for the car and) set it to M (medium) for a lower threshold to shut off.The cooler itself is great. It keeps things cool. It lacks rubber straps to hold the lid tight but the lid handle locks so it's mostly as good. It is NOT an Igloo. It works well enough.It will not maintain the set temperature. i put it at -5°F freezer 34°F fridge. It did freeze my 4oz water, but wentup to 15°F in the freeezer to do it. That's still below the freezing temperature of water, but a 10°F variance is something I'd want to be aware of... except if I'd bought a fridge/freezer where the temp goes from "1-5" and you don't really know what it ever is. This is an improvement.Power utilization is good.. fit and finish is awesome. The lid stays shut. The 110VAC adapter works great. My remaining projects are:1. Create a "mount" for it in the back seat so it doesn't "walk away" from my truck.2. Permanently wire it in. The cigarette lighter output is busy with a 3-way Y-adapter, a Valentine 1, a Garmin 5i, and a USB charger for the phone.Would I recommend this to others: YESWould I buy it again: If we get that RV trailer we've been talking about, YESWould I sell it to friends knowing they'll hunt me down if I rip them off: YESIf the zombie apocalypse was happening, other than my weapons would I take this: YESIf I could DIY make this better:1. Add insulation. As I said, it's not an igloo, and it cost energy to cool the space. If you're willing to reduce the space and put some foam or other insulation you'll not only save on power, but it will maintain temps great.2. Layer the food and put some for of clear vinyl between them. Put most used stuff on top. Some of this is "general cooler stuff" but now that you're working a compressor it matters more. That way you're not introducing ambient (hot) air into the cold box.3. Add a $60 refrigerator icemaker to the freezer side. Feed it water through a tube and a bottle, and feed it electricity... where there is a bit of a problem. You see, fridge replacement icemaker units are $50-$60... but they run on 120VAC. In a car, RV, boat, or aircraft you have 12 or 24VDC. You can use an inverter but there's a huge inefficiency there. So I'm looking to buy one, gut the motor, find a 12VDC motor that does the same job, and mount that in. There's a guy on youtube that mounted an icemaker in his cooler. Youtbe-search it (can't link to it here). The point is that installing an icemaker in a cooler is... well... cool... but installing it in a freezer means your cubes will stay frozen forever. Now if there was only a soda dispenser on top!