EUHOMY 25L Camping Fridge Freezer with APP Control, 12V/240V Dual Voltage, -20℃ to 20℃ Ultra-Quiet Compressor Car Fridge for Travel, Outdoor Adventures & Home Use

This is a good cooler. Buy it. Well insulated and plenty of space inside. Seems fairly sturdy for a cheapish cooler. The car battery level display and auto shut off to not drain your car battery is a great feature. I've been running it in the house for 2 days with temperature sensors inside (see photos) and it is pretty accurate straight out of the box. Note the smaller compartment is about 5 to 8 degrees warmer than the main compartment. At 0 to 2 degrees internal temp the outside of the box is about 15 or 16 degrees, good insulation. I have adjusted the temperature compensation up by 2 degrees to make the displayed temp a little more accurate. This is understandable as the on board sensor can't detect the temp in the middle of the fridge. Change this setting with CAUTION! For instructions search "Euhomy car fridge advanced settings".

So far best I head. I’m taking it for euro trips in my van and it works great.

Very good product. I've been using it for 2 years now and does the job. Keeps everything frozen while we driving abroad and works perfectly.

Reasonably intuitive and the unit cools fast in Max mode. The app does not allow access or visibility to the settings E1 thru E9. Manual is a bit opaque on some of these - here is what i think they do.E3. Allows the unit to control up to +- 4.5 DegC either side of the temperature you have set (setpoint temperature). This will mean the compressor will run longer but less frequently thus saving wear and tear. I have this set to the maximum value.E4. Limits the compressor starts to a maximum of six starts per hour. Another measure to prevent short cycling (esp in very hot external environments) and reduce wear of the moving parts.E6,7,8. Allows you to alter the displayed temperature value. Note that there is a sharp temperature gradient between the top and bottom of the cold space. I think these settings allow you to "frig" a more accurate reading.E9. Not sure. It may be a user settable override to prevent the over cooling of sensitive stuff like fruit.BTW I evaluated this on DC power using a 12V (7.8 amp hour) battery. It lasted an incredible 16 hours keeping contents at 7 DegC in a room that was at a reasonably constant 21 DegC. This tells me that for camping purposes running it 24 hours from a car battery (circa 10 times the capacity) will be a cinch (as long as you use the car for trips to top the battery up). Alternatively buy a solar panel and solar controller to keep the battery topped up (another £100-150).

Firstly this a review for the 25l Car Fridge which is grey with a white lid. Some of the reviews, especially the less than positive seem to be a larger model with handles. Anyway.Quality item. Nightmare to connect to Bluetooth. The instructions say do not grant permission for location. This wrong and explains partly why the problem getting Bluetooth to work.Disappointed that not truly mains driven just 12V using adapter. Not happy having to lug the 240v brick around.So far happy with fridge though. Will update after a few uses. Very quiet by the way. Control panel a bit tricky to use but when you finally get the Bluetooth and App to work then it is simple to control.Update. Having problems running off 12v. Fridge kept giving E1 error meaning low voltage. My 2 batteries are each 130AH so are more enough to provide the 45 watts rated. My 12v socket previously ran a 100w cool box with no problem. When my batteries are showing 13.3 volts when solar is working all is well. The app shows 12.8V so this is what it thinks the load is. This is wrong but works. When sun goes in voltage drops to 12.8 and the app is showing the fridge thinks its 10.8v. When battery drops to 12.6v the fridge app shows 10.1v and dies displaying E1 error.If I run it off my inverted using the 240v brick which is rated at 14.5v output the fridge also shows 14.5v and works fine. If I run it off the car cigarette lighter it shows 13.3v and works fine.The moral of this story is to run the fridge from the 240v inverter if you have one or the car socket with the engine running. A 12v leisure battery will not provide the voltage for long without intervention.Having said all this I really like this fridge when it runs. I have had it running using the inverter from my leisure batteries and still holding 0 degrees after 4 days with no need to run engine and on our dull August sunshine. This how I ran the old coolbox so I am happy to continue with this method. As I said when it runs it is a great fridge for the money. One last thing. The fridge cools lower than the app or control panel says by 2 degrees.PS. I think if you have lithium batteries then that would solve the problem as they hold charge better.Update 2. Have installed 2 Eco-Worthy 100AH LifePo4 batteries and fridge runs perfectly. The lithium batteries make all the difference.

I’ve used the portable fridge freezer for a while now both on mains and with a Solar generator, I’ve also used it as both a fridge and currently as a freezer, the app is very good allowing you to change the temperature very easily and it has a great range in temperature, it has built in battery protection so won’t completely drain you battery if you’re running it directly from a camper battery or leisure battery.I found running it with a solar generator and solar panel while camping it’s surprisingly very efficient and is very good on battery usage.When using as a freezer you have the small section that gets cold but doesn’t freeze so you can put cans/ bottles there for chilled but not frozen drinks, when not camping we use it as a backup home freezer, occasionally the fan kicks in but it’s not too loud not loud enough to be annoying, for what you get it’s very good value for money.

Described and sold as being 25L when in fact it is only 20L capacity ... Have to assume the 25L refers to the OUTSIDE dimensions ... A 5L reduction in capacity is a LOT ... 20% ... I was able to get a 20% refund as I am supposed to be going away and didn't need the hassle of yet another return ... Just returned the 45L because the actual dimensions are MUCH bigger than the description

Great product and works great as a freezer only when set to minus 18.Would definitely recommend