This thing is legit. We have it paired with a power station & a solar panel. We have the solar panel keeping the cooler & power station in the shade as much as possible. The smaller one is even better if you don't need the space do this one. 80qt without ice, is a lot of room.

After purchasing the unit, it was deference effective on arrival. The compressor would intermittently restart, causing the unit to not stay cool. Replaced under warranty and the replacement worked the first two or three times we used. After that, it began to develop the same issue on occasion causing us to no longer trust the unit if we weren’t around it to keep any food safely cold. Then 15 months after purchase, after the warranty expired, I turned it on, came back an hour later and the power supply had melted in the unit would no longer turn on please avoid.

This was by far the best purchase I've ever made. I've used this fridge/freezer way more than I thought I would. From driving to the nice grocery store over an hour away, taking special food and drinks to another state, or even setting up on the porch for my drink cooler during a party. I love the ease of setting the temps, switching lid directions, and the maneuverability of it. I recommend it to all my friends who drag coolers and ice around everywhere.

We have a small RV with a small fridge. We spend a lot of money on ice in the summer due to the hot Texas weather. We invested in this for our 4th of July weekend camping trip. It really did help keeping on side frozen and the other refrigerated. Save on alot.of.ice. the only thing I don't like is that it runs on a battery which it doesn't come with it. So you have to spend another $200 on a good battery. Unless you have it plugged in all the time it's good. We are thinking of getting another one for the drinks. I would recommend this to anyone who loves spending time outdoors camping.

I use it every day for work. I have one side at 38 degrees with food and drinks and the other side is at -3 with frozen water and electrolyte popsicle. I know it’s expensive but you definitely save on ice. I definitely recommend.