ICECO APL55 Dual Zone Portable Refrigerator Bluetooth Controlled, 55 Liter 12v refrigerator with SECOP Compressor, DC 12/24V, AC 110-240V, for Truck, Car and Home, -4℉~68℉(Silver)

I got this after I was unhappy with the JP50 Pro, This fixes every issue I had with the other fridge. This thing is super nice, quiet and sips power. Mine came with the newer 4 basket setup, which is super nice. I love the bright lights inside, and the dual zone design. It's great that you can choose the setup you need. One issue I have is the outer shell is super thin, I dropped my phone on the lid from about two feet and it dented the lid. My assumption is this will get absolutely beat up in normal use, it doesn't affect function but when you drop as much coin on this you'd like it to be more tough. If you're debating on spending a bit more for this fridge, it's absolutely worth it.

This is the second ICECO refrigerator I own. The first one I purchased is the go20 that I’ve owned for over two years and has accompanied me on many road/camping trips. The APL55 was purchased in preparation for a multi day camping trip and since its arrival has operated flawlessly. The quality, build and functionality just works. I’m very pleased with both of my ICECO refrigerators and highly recommend them.

Ive used this fridge/freezer for a few months now, and I absolutly love it. I keep it in the back of my truck, under camper shell with the windows covered to keep sunlight and heat out, and its just sips battery. I usually remove the center divider and set both zones to 35degf and use as a large fridge, but having the option to set one of the zones to 15degf and keep frozen food is a game changer. I mean, pulling out an ice cream cone, when camping a 100+ degf Texas summer day makes it all worth it! Iceco uses the same compressors as the more expensive brands, for almost half the cost. Easy Choice.

I bought it because I loved the look of it 😍 I love it because it exceeded my expectations. I've taken 3 road trips so far, Cali to Arizona, Cali to Reno twice. All trips in the summer, Arizona was brutally hot, I have a Chevy Avalanche and the fridge was in the back and it was HOT 🔥. I powered it 2 ways, Solar and backup car battery. While driving my backup car battery connected to a Timeusb 12V24V DC Battery 40amp socket connected via cigarette socket to my Pecron E600lfp keeping it fully charged and then the fridge plugged into the Pecron via AC plug. When stopped I disconnected the car battery connection to the Pecron replacing it with a 120W solar panel. It ran flawless day and night. Currently I'm running it as a spare fridge in my spare room (see pic). This thing is heavy but it holds everything I need, I plan to buy the slider soon and when they make a cover for it I'll buy that too. I may make a video of my setup and post it on YouTube after I do the slider. Really do love this fridge 😍

Updated Review: 4/5 stars -- DO NOT RELY ON THEIR PHONE APP. Taking 1 star off for how poorly the Phone App user interface is designed. For example, it has "left zone" vs. "right zone". yet... Look at their illustration-- It's a little tough to understand. The white squares look more like an aerial view-- it could be interpreted as lid off (set to the side). Yet, if we consider their phone app's wide grey bar on the right side-- that probably indicates the instrument panel is in the front & the lid on top-- it would be a side view, while closed. So, we'd be looking at it from the side-- yet from the side, the compartments are shaped as a rectangle and an L-shape, not two squares. it makes no difference without any sort of corresponding labels-- L/R changes depending on your orientation to the unit. Using the phone app just cost me $100 of food. DO NOT RELY ON THEIR PHONE APP. It's poorly designed & was approved by unintelligent people. Tell me-- Which version is more clear? Mine, or theirs? This is one of the most (if not the most) dumb corporate phone app designs I've ever seen. Original Review: 5/5 stars I just got the unit. It looks very well made. I am impressed with it. It's about 1.75 cubic feet based on the internal dimensions-- about the size of a 2 cubic feet small square dorm fridge. I intend to use it mostly for 1 person, in a minivan, for up to a week or so. I'll power it with an ecoflow delta 2 max (which is about 170 amp hours), combined with 400 watts of solar, both of which are probably a twice as much as I'd really if it was just for this fridge. Iceco the company has amazing service and amazing philosophy. Thanks to everyone at Iceco. They provided me a pricematch guarantee which was very courteous of them. I get the impression Iceco is run by conscientious people who are driven to make great products with solid guarantees and warranties that they stand behind. Iceco is my favorite refrigerator brand now-- whether portable or stationary.

Update, i complained about the lid but after selling this one for a VL37 Pro i realized how efficient it was. This is way more energy efficient than the VL series which to me is more important than a lid design which is most likely part of the reason it uses a lot less energy. No cold air escapes this design. I would recommend for sure! Original Review: It’s pretty bulky but very rugged feeling. You can sit on it and not worry about breaking it. The dual zone is super nice. It would be epic if they redesigned the lid to hold the divider and more importantly go back to the any direction lids. Those are so nice. The tall one way lid is not as convenient in tight places. It would be a 5 star fridge if it had the any angle lid for sure.