CIGREEN Electric Cooler, Mini Fridge Freezer with Dual Zone, 21 Quart (20 Liter) Portable Refrigerator with 12/24V DC & 110-240 AC, Compressor Electric Cooler for Driving, Camping, Travelling, Fishing, Outdoor and Home Use, DC-20KD

The media could not be loaded.  We bought this for a 3 days road trip to Big Bear a few weeks ago and it served our purpose very well. We hadn't been travelling almost a year till now, and decided to have a quick family road trip to Big Bear for the weekend. Since we have a young toddler and an 11 month old baby, and my wife still pumps her milk every few hours, so one of our main concern was to have something colder than a traditional cooler with no messy water (result from the ice melting). We found this little cooler and decided to give it a try. It was a little pricey, to be honest but since it's backed by Amazon, we didn't hesitate to try it out. It came nicely packed, come with a power adaptor so it can be used with AC outlets, and also a cigarettes' plug so it can be used in the car. It fits nicely in the back of my Lexus NX 200t and luckily there's a cigarette's outlet right in the back so we didn't have to run the wire up to the front. The divider inside the cooler can be removable to turn it into 1 big space, or if keep it in placed, then we can have separate temperature controls for each compartment. Before our trip, we actually use the AC adaptor and turn it on the night before and packed all our baby stuff (milk, baby food, baby fruit pouches, pump parts, etc.) in the "freezer" compartment (which is labeled as "L" on the control panel and set it to 25 degrees) and some water bottle and fresh fruits in the "cooler" compartment (which is labeled as "R" on the control panel and set it to 32 degrees). It runs very quiet, very little noise.Next morning, we just carried it out to the car and plug it in the car's cigarette' plug and it actually remember the temperature setting from last night and continue running at that setting. It ran great through out our whole road trip, keeping everything super cold. The freezer compartment actually had ice frosting on the side walls and our baby's milk and food were pretty much stay frozen, while the other compartment stays very cold but nothing were frozen so it worked as expected. No messy water dripping or getting into our food from the melting ice like using the traditional cooler. It was also very easy to wash and rinse off after our trip to store away for next time we go somewhere else. A little pricey but it was worth it.

The media could not be loaded.  The Cigreen held all we needed for lengthy trips during COVID, where we had plenty of cool drinks plus lunch items for the days on the road.It comes with AC and DC cords, and we pre-cooled the first round before setting off. It seems sturdy, but was heavy to haul around fully loaded.I set the temp to 30F, and it cycles low and high, with cooler temps on one side (to the point where we could make slushy juice packs)....so then I bumped up the temp a degree of two.Pretty quiet when driving, but noticeable when parked or napping.

The power button quits working after a while - and it's touch-sensitive, so there is no trivial fix.

It works really good took about 45mins to cool down to 10 degrees at a ambient temperature of 88 degrees! It does come with both car plug and wall plug! Very easy to use and the lid is magnetic so it should stay closed!

This dual zone fridge/freezer is about half the cost of the "brand name" version that it is similar to. I tested with a digital thermometer, and it gets to 0 and 35 (my selected temps) quickly and stays there without it running the whole time. I run it off of a renogy battery pack and it drew around 40W. Noise was only 45dB. Nice fit and finish.They don't describe this, but it has a magnet to hold the lid down and it actually takes two hands to open it when empty, the magnet is so strong. I like the round grill for the front and back panels at the compressor instead of the square ones that most portable fridges have. Because fans go around, right?On the one I received, the label L is NOT the freezer compartment. L is the refrigerator section (both for setting and reading) and the R is the Freezer section. That makes the order of the led display match the order of the compartments, so I think it's actually a better way to do it. You just have to ignore the letters. This might be one advantage of the higher priced cooler, which has two sets of up/down arrows so there's less chance of confusion.The dimensions are exact in the description. Be sure you measure most carefully if you have a tight spot in which to fit this.