Review on AUSRANVIK 37 Quart Portable Car Freezer Fridge, 12/24V DC 110V AC Compressor Touch Screen For Vehicle Truck RV Camping Travel Fishing Outdoor Driving -4°F To 50°F by Greg Muin

I received the product yesterday afternoon and I tried it at home to see whether it reallay works since a 110V plug is included, I put in a bottle of Fanta and about one and half an hour later it tasted a little bit crispy. I like it!Cant't wait for the weekend to try it!----------2018/9/28 Update---------I like the fridge pretty much and I saw some people's concern about the cooling, thinking maybe I could help so I found my digital thermometer from my garage and did a test.Room Temperature: 81FTemperature sensor position: in the middle of the bottled watter (right in the middle of the fridge)Setting temperature at: 0F degreeTest start at: 9:45 amThe door was kept close for one hour, at 10:45 am the fridge display read 11F while the thermometer read 60F. I opened the door, moved the sensor to the interior side, 25F degree there. I wonder it'll be a better idea to keep the bottle touching the side.So I poured the water and refill it with fresh water (so to say reset the water to room temperature 78F) at 10:50am, moved the bottle to touch against the interior side, to see if it get cold faster than in the middle.At 11:50 am, the fridge display read 0F, and the thermometer read 44F.Yes, it was faster with the bottle touching the internal side.The last thing I did was to refill the bottle again with water at 79F, and I put the bottle in the freezer compartment of my refrigerator in the kitchen. Started at 12:10 pm.The freezer compartment was always frozen, so it seems not so fair to compare like this, however, one hour later, the thermometer read 41F, a little bit better than the car fridge, don’t forget, the freezer is 24 hours frozen.Hope the above test and comparison could help people get to know more about it. In summary:1.It gets cold quick, almost as quick as a freezer compartment of a kitchen refrigerator.2.Temperature display is not so accurate. I don't even see a temperature sensor anywhere, maybe it is somewhere inside the insulation.3.It's usually not the case we put stuff of room temperature directly into the fridge. More likely the stuff is still cold when we move it from grocery or our kitchen fridge, as long as you remember to power it on, you will get things cold all the way.I must say I am not a technician so the way I did the test might have a lot of flaws, though it is better to simply say it is cold or not.