Setpower FC15 Portable 12v Refrigerator, -4℉-68℉ Fast Cooling Car Refrigerator, 15L/15.8Qt Car Fridge Portable Freezer with 12/24V DC & 110/240V AC, Electric Cooler (Black&Grey, 15L With AC Adapter)

I've been wanting a portable dual zone cooler for years now. I had been using an Igloo Peltier type cooler for a while, but it is not efficient, burning a constant 60 watts so it kind of beats up on my power stations and can kill a car battery pretty quickly. It can't freeze things, and how cool it can get depends on the temperature outside, which is limiting. So compressor based dual zones have been, for years, priced out of my range. Last time I looked, probably like 5 years ago when I got the igloo, you were looking at 500 bucks for something approaching this energy efficiency and size. This one, on sale especially when I bought it(219.99) is really just an excellent value. It's made out of materials that feel like a quality high end cooler, and the dual zones are real dual zones. The one I tried before this could have the huge compartment freezer or fridge, and this tiny, laughably small compartment just fridge, which is the exact opposite of what I and what I suspect most people want. This one you can configure however you want. Both sides can freeze or fridge, in whatever configuration you want. It holds its temp pretty well too. I got no defrostring of the contents of the freezer after 3 hours of power outage from power station(environment was was low 80s temperature), which is important as that's more than enough time for me to charge up the power station and bring it back to resume power. Let me be clear, it did lose some temp, but not to the point of freezer contents defrosting, they were still frozen. This is important as I use this for my work on the road. It can keep the contents frozen for more than long enough to pull my power station into an office or hook up to a solar panel and charge up. The power consumption is just phenomenal. It burns 45watts when you first power up. In warmer environments it can burn 36watts, and in cooler environments I rarely see it go above 24. And those numbers are not, like with a peltier cooler, constant. It goes on and off to maintain temp, so it is a massive reduction in power consumption compared to my peltier cooler. In cooler weather, it has consumed less than 300 watts a day, and about 500 watts in warmer weather. I have not tested this in hot(high 90s and higher) weather yet, so I'd imagine it will consume more there, but that's par for the course. If I had any complaint, although this is more of a fantasy wish than a complaint... it's still a little on the big side for my current use case. When it's in my trunk, I have to take it out to fully open it. But this is the smallest, most efficient dual zone I was able to find anywhere near this price point, and it's just plain worth it. It sips power, holds its temp, has true dual zones, and is good quality. If you've been wanting a small dual zone freezer/fridge cooler but the high price tag has been holding you back, consider this. It's pretty nice.

I bought this portable refrigerator for road trips, camping, and keeping food cold during long drives without dealing with melting ice. After using traditional coolers for years, I finally got tired of paying for bags of ice just to create cold water with floating sandwiches. Setup was simple. Plug it in, set the temperatures, and let it do its thing. The controls are easy to understand, and having separate temperature zones gives a lot more flexibility than a standard cooler. Being able to keep drinks cold while keeping other items frozen is a feature I didn't realize I needed until I had it. Cooling performance has been excellent. It reaches temperature quickly and maintains it consistently. Food stays cold, frozen items stay frozen, and I don't have to worry about everything getting soaked as ice melts throughout the day. The 12V operation works great in a vehicle, making it ideal for road trips and travel. Whether it's a weekend getaway, camping trip, or simply keeping drinks and snacks available during a long drive, it performs exactly as expected. Build quality feels solid. The handles are sturdy, the lid seals well, and the unit feels like it was designed for actual travel instead of sitting in a garage waiting for a marketing photo shoot. One thing I appreciated was how much space became available once I stopped filling half the cooler with ice. With a traditional cooler you're often hauling around frozen water. With this refrigerator, nearly all the space is usable storage. The only downside is that once you've used a powered refrigerator, regular coolers start feeling primitive. Suddenly you're calculating battery capacity, vehicle power usage, and wondering why you spent years buying ice that was actively working against your storage capacity. Overall, this has been one of those purchases that turned out to be far more useful than expected. Reliable cooling, dual-zone flexibility, solid construction, and no more soggy food make it easy to recommend. My biggest problem now is explaining to people why I'm oddly excited about a box that keeps cheese cold. Apparently adulthood sneaks up on you when refrigeration becomes a hobby.

This Setpower RF30 has been solid from day one. It cools fast, stays cold even in hot weather, and runs quietly. The build quality feels sturdy, and the interior space is surprisingly roomy for its size. The temperature stays consistent, the power draw is low, and it’s perfect for road trips, camping, or keeping drinks cold during long shifts. It’s a dependable fridge that does exactly what it promises.

This is an outstanding 27 quart fridge for Overland camping/touring I picked this up Friday and used it three straight days after letting it sit for one, I set it up for 41° and it was at its temperature within an hour from new. I power this with a 12V lithium battery from ICECO, it fits in the pocket storage on the cover that came with this fridge, it is a great add-on to keep it out of the elements (dust /heat/ sun ) with the minor insulation it has built in to cover. This is a very low quiet operating fridge with medium storage capacity if you're looking for something to freeze at all times and to frigid at all times I would get a dual zone. This is more or less four liquids that are all going to be around the same degree.

I need to stop listening to Youtube reviews. This is a very small (inside) 1 (SINGLE ZONE) refrigerator...OR it can be a SINGLE ZONE freezer. It is NOT a dual zone fridge freezer. and 21 quarts of what? exactly? This thing barely holds 1 quart of greek yogurt. I LOLOL at the 21 quarts unless they're somehow measuring quarts in soda cans. ENGLISH is not that complicated. I was going to return it but it's heavy for me to move so I kept it. Now I have a power sucking bohemouth "FREEZER" in my car. It empties my ecoflow river pro 2 in one day no matter how I futz around with the settings. Eco, turn it on, turn it off--this is not a power sipping fridge, it is a greedy #*&%#%. I am constantly looking for places to plug in so my food doesn't spoil. I have to recharge that ecoflow every single day. That's a different review. I don't like this, it's HUGE doesn't hold that much, and sucks the power like a tornado slurping up a lake. It works FINE if you keep it plugged into shore power. (speaking of power--the excoflow, WOW 3 ways to charge it--and the ONLY way that is in any way shape or form viable on a daily basis is finding some electric outlet to plug into. It charges at the speed of turtle on the 12v, even slower on solar (2 130w panels) it is just as worthless as the fridge. A match made in youtube adverts. If I had the money to drive around 2 hours a day just to charge that thing so my fridge can drain it dry while it's charging I'd be a millionaire, or need to be. I was FOOLED boy was I fooled. I had it plugged in in the house--easy connect, turn it down to eco, check the temp--this thing LOVES being in the house plugged in to the wall. IT HATES being in my car, hates the ecoflow, and hates keeping food frozen anywhere but the bottom layer. I do not like this, wish I had not bought it, had no choice but to keep it, stop believing youtubers reviewing products for money. I will keep hunting until I find one that doesn't weigh so much I can't even scoot it around in the car, and one that does what the adverts actually SAY it does--now on to review the POS Ecoflow river pro 2. Good for one thing and one thing only. Keeping the setpower running--mostly. Imagine having to have a dedicated power station for a fridge. Edit to add more HATE for this suckspower single zone at a time fridge that holds very little. I hate this. I cannot believe I bought this. I won't need a heated blanket when winter comes, this thing puts out enough heat along with the ecoflow river 2 pro I could fry eggs...and it is 95 out. I do NOT BELIEVE that there is anyone out west camping that is using this thing, I do not. The reviewers are all lying. It is poorly insulated, it should not feel cool on the outside, there should not be condensation on the outside, the COLD should be INSIDE. I keep a big giant bamboo pillow on top and open it as little as possible. I simply cannot keep it frozen not on MAX, not on eco, not on anything. The lowest I've been able to get it is at night and 28. This should be called the suckspower fridge OR freezer. I still can't figure out where the 21 quarts comes from. Perhaps water? I HATE that I wasted money on this thing. I miss my frozen blueberry and yogurt snack...mushy blueberries and frozen/refrozen/frozen yogurt. I am probably going to get some kind of food poisoning. I put a seltzer in the elevated "shelf' because I didn't want it to freeze, conversely I was HOPING it would be cold. It was not.

This is a really nice unit. It seems well insulated and I had both compartments turned to freezer mode as cool as it would go and it was ready super fast. I’ve only had it plugged in for a few days, but it seems to be working perfectly fine in a 12 V plug. I was restricted by dimensions in my RV about the size of unit I could purchase and I would give this unit five stars except I would like the two compartments to have a removable wall divider because I just don’t have enough room for everything I need sadly.

This is by far one of my best investments I’ve made for my semi truck to keep my cold drinks separate from my iceco freezer unit. Although I use it to keep my drinks cold it can freeze down to as low as -4 Fahrenheit. Again, I only use it as a refrigerator at 34° and works very very well. Highly recommended. Compared to other brands, this is very cheap and good quality. And no, I am not a bot nor am I paid to make any recommendations. YouTube it! That’s how I get my honest reviews, from people who’ve already spent their own money on it.

This cooler works as advertised. It's quick to reach 35 degrees for ice cold beverages, and not much longer to reach 0 degrees for ice cream and keeping frozen foods frozen. I use this cooler in my 4runner, using the 110v outlet, and really like that the cooler automatically powers on when I activate the outlet, so I don't have to press the power button on the cooler each time I start the vehicle.

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Works great and great company to work with

The size is just right - we take Popsicles in the boat when we go fishing now - when it's super hot on the lake this is a game changer It is larger inside than expected, cools down fast and works great as a freezer or fridge Does not use all that much power either. Great device