Y20T 20L Compressor Car Fridge Freezer, Portable DC 12v Camping Refrigerator

Absolute game changer for little camping trips, I found it cooled down to the set temperature on the display very quickly and is plenty room enough for chilling milk, dairy, salad items, plenty for our needs for a week away. Kept it plugged into the leisure batteries which are kept charged when driving through a split charge relay, and never needed to switch it off however in eco mode it's barely drawing any voltage at all. Very glad we bought it in advance of a trip away. Extremely quiet too, didn't even notice it was on, even sleeping at night. Doubles as an extra little seat, too....

Very good design, great quality and portable. Good capacity and seems a decent size for camping. I have tried it out at home in very warm weather it does the job. Saves a walk to the camp site fidege for my cool packs so very happy. Good value. Comparisons with other brands and types of cooler show this model to be efficient and quieter when operating than others.

Really amazing product. Cools really well, is extremely quiet, uses very little power and is literally perfect for our trips.

This is from a well-known brand I understand in camping & cooling equipment. This is amazing because it works exactly like a fridge/freezer but in a portable compact way. I believe also after disconnection, remains cool for 24 hours. It has temperature 🌡️ control to minus 20° (wow 😳). Very spacious for what you need from a portable fridge/freezer. Relatively lightweight. I'm very happy with it except every half an hour, it makes a very loud BOOM 💥 THUMPING NOISE, to the point it was waking me up at night. Amazon directed me to manufacture support which is based in Canada but they didn't respond. So I had to return it. Unfortunately. I don't know if this one was faulty or they are all like that. In any case, you are covered for 30 days for a free return

I bought this for a recent camping trip and it did not disappoint. Firsty off I should mention that I was able to power this in fridge mode from a 100w solar panel and a 12v 115Ah (1.38kWh/1380Wh) leisure battery for 8 days (we did have full sun all day for the entire time and even this was at the limit of the 80w panel, so a larger solar panel and battery would be needed to cover partially or fully cloudy days). My power consumption was measured at less than 0.44kWh (440Wh) per day on average with the fridge set to 2 degrees celcius and the fridge regularly opened and items added/removed. This was in normal mode (not eco mode). The ambient temperature during this use ranged from around 15-30 degrees celcius. I have not tested this in freezer mode, but I am confident that it would do well and I may update my review in the future when I have had a chance to use it. In freezer mode I do expect it will use a lot more power. In fridge mode, it does take a while for the unit to begin to get cold after it's first turned on. Only the sides of the storage compartment get cold, infact so cold that anything against the sides risks getting frozen! (I had some meat slices that partially froze). Anything on the outside will get cold quicker than anything in the middle. But as the unit and its contents gets down to temperature everything does get equally as cold. Don't expect miracles on cooling speed - this fridge works no different to the one in your kitchen and can take many hours to cool down ambient temperature drinks. But it absolutely will get them icy cold with enough time. I am considering getting some very thin coolpacks to put in the bottom to help with the issue of slow cooling speed in the center, but that will be an experiement. The insulation is not perfect and I did find that the outsides feel noticably cooler than the ambient air. Measured with an IR thermometer it was a few degrees lower. For maximum efficiency you may want to add additional insulation to the sides, bottom and lid. The bottom did get noticably colder due to poor insulation, and the giveaway was the patch of dead black grass directly under the cooled compartment where it was fine under the compressor section. This said, for the price and construction this is something that can be overlooked and easily remedied with some insulating materials. In short, it did the job I expected it to surprisingly well given the price. It was a solid purchase which I hope will last many years of infrequent use.

Third camping later... Ok, big enough for a week of sandwiches topping for one person while camping. Quiet, as light as it can be, as small as it can be, I wish I chose the one with the flat top to be able to put stuff on it, cooling is excellent.

Apicool Y20T 20L review, very pleased and it does come with a 240v UK adapter, it manages to hold around -9C in 30C ambient temperature, ive bought it for my up coming trip to the WSB camping and French road trip, and will plug into the ciggy lighter style power in my pick up bed.

I plugged into my mains and it got down to -20 in around 30 mins. Wow. Seems really good quality