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I have the 32Qt version of this fridge I got last year at $139.99. To beerguy's point 21qt does seem small, but it is just a white label fridge. It works well, a little confusing with the settings but it keeps your food/drinks cold (or frozen) just get a cheap fridge thermometer and throw it in. Great for multi-day camping. Plug into 12v when driving, then plugged into a Power Station (Delta 2 in my case) when parked.
With all of these portable fridge/coolers, it is best to plug it into mains the night before to cool it down before you add food. I have probably broken even with the amount of ice I used to buy for my old rotomolded cooler.
No caster + telescopic handle to roll it, but OTOH it is small enough that this omission is tolerable. And I guess no more $150 for a 30 L brand name one.
Not speaking for this one specifically, but my house fridge just died and I am keeping what I can fit in my 19 qt as a freezer, and 30 qt as a fridge. If you are getting only 1, get a 30 qt, good size to split the difference. Generally fits in almost one car seat. I got the Vevor insulated one with the separate battery compartment and its nice to have, and sips on battery power. Great as a beach fridge.
Bigger isn't always better. In fact my buddy just traded me his larger on for my smaller one. Bigger one wouldn't fit in the back of his truck with the tonneau cover. Bigger is also heavier and harder to find things in.
This would be a fantastic drink cooler. Large enough for a days worth, small enough that you can find what you are looking for.
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No caster + telescopic handle to roll it, but OTOH it is small enough that this omission is tolerable. And I guess no more $150 for a 30 L brand name one.
I just ordered a Vevor 48qt and 58qt with wheels and handle for over for &220 plus tax each. It's a bit big to fit in suv unless folding 3rd rows around but will mainly use it as backup fridges in case power goes out in house
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With all of these portable fridge/coolers, it is best to plug it into mains the night before to cool it down before you add food. I have probably broken even with the amount of ice I used to buy for my old rotomolded cooler.
Bigger isn't always better. In fact my buddy just traded me his larger on for my smaller one. Bigger one wouldn't fit in the back of his truck with the tonneau cover. Bigger is also heavier and harder to find things in.
This would be a fantastic drink cooler. Large enough for a days worth, small enough that you can find what you are looking for.
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