12V/24V Portable Car Refrigerator - 17 Quart (16L) Electric Cooler for RV, Camping & Travel (-4°F to 68°F) | DC/AC Power | Compact Freezer for Vehicles, Outdoor Adventures & Home Use | Perfect for Road Trips, Picnics & Tailgating

I initially bought it to keep yogurt and cold beverages in my mother's skilled nursing room that lacked a fridge. It worked very well for that. This device is controllable by Bluetooth, but not remotely via WIFI, which would be nice at times my use in this case. This is not a con, just a comment.It also comes with a 12v plug to run while in your car, plus a feature that lets you set it to detect if your car battery is getting weak. That feature had a High, Medium and Low setting on it, which I think is very cool! Additionally, the lid is easily reversible so you can open it from either side.It is very important to note that there are essentially two kinds of mini fridges. One, which looks like a miniature version of what you may have in your kitchen, and the "cooler" sort, like this one. Most of the traditional mini fridges have a cooling mechanism in them that only allows them to cool about -25F below ambient temperature. That means that if you are anywhere in the 80s or above, things like dairy products won't last long. I saw a number of these kinds of "fridges" for less than $100.This cooler has an compressor similar to your home fridge or freezer and it can cool to -4F if you wish. I tested mine and it claimed to hit that on the panel. The water bottles inside were frozen solid, so it was darn cold! I elected to go with a model with one large compartment rather than two that can have different temps. My reasoning was that I was likely to use it for power outages and I might want to actually keep things frozen, or to make ice. Or I might use it camping and I'd I only need things to stay very cold. Having one compart vs two also allows more total storage, which was important to me. Your use may dictate needing two comparts. Just know you may trade total storage capacity.We recently used this when we had a lot of house guests to cool beverages. Several folks commented on how nice having extremely cold adult beverages was. Also, it was very nice not to need to put ice on the beverages, which always results in lots of dripping drinks. Plus, you have to root through the ice to find your favorite drink. My wife became a big fan of this thing after the party.The only potential downside is that it is much heavier than a regular cooler of the same size. But once you load the regular cooler up with the same number of items and ice, I bet the total net weights are not too far apart.