I purchased the small T36 model, 38 Qt (1.25 cubic feet) Bodega refrigerator / freezer about 2 years ago. We use it primarily inside our RV travel trailer although we've also used it in our SUV when going on long distance supermarket trips or on a day trip out in the countryside. We've used it numerous times over the past 2 years and it has performed flawlessly every time, and once turned ON it achieves our temperature settings within 1-2 hours.

When we first got it, I tested its temperature performance by putting two thermometers inside and turning it on. Don't remember the exact temperatures measured but it was definitely well below freezing.

It has 2 compartments, one for a freezer and the other for typical refrigerated food, and each can be set to its own individual temperature. Or the insulated barrier between the compartments can be removed to form one larger compartment that can be used entirely as a freezer or refrigerated compartment. It has a display with control buttons to operate it, plus it also comes with a smartphone app to control it remotely via Bluetooth if desired. Two power cables are included: 1) a standard 12Vdc cigarette lighter adapter, and 2) a 120Vac to 12Vdc power supply with cable.

Our particular model (T36) consumes less than 30W, which is equivalent to 30W / 12V = 2.5A @ 12Vdc. When we use it in our RV travel trailer we place it on the floor while towing and plug it into the 120Vac outlet on a portable power station that we own (EcoFlow Delta 1260Wh) that is set right next to it, see attached photos.

With a fully charged EcoFlow power station it can run for 1260Wh / 30W = 42 hours continuously before the power station needs to be recharged. Actually it can last for more than 42 hours since the compressor cycles ON and OFF periodically (i.e., the duty cycle is less than 100%). And our EcoFlow Delta can be fully recharged in 90 minutes using a generator, shore power, or a standard 120Vac household wall outlet.

Bodega also makes larger sizes (53 Qt and 64 Qt) as well but we chose the 38 Qt model. We are very happy with our purchase and do recommend it to others. And by the way, if you're interested in the EcoFlow portable power station, here's a link to my Amazon review of it.

I purchased the small T36 model, 38 Qt (1.25 cubic feet) Bodega refrigerator / freezer about 2 years ago. We use it primarily inside our RV travel trailer although we've also used it in our SUV when going on long distance supermarket trips or on a day trip out in the countryside. We've used it numerous times over the past 2 years and it has performed flawlessly every time, and once turned ON it achieves our temperature settings within 1-2 hours.
When we first got it, I tested its temperature performance by putting two thermometers inside and turning it on. Don't remember the exact temperatures measured but it was definitely well below freezing.
It has 2 compartments, one for a freezer and the other for typical refrigerated food, and each can be set to its own individual temperature. Or the insulated barrier between the compartments can be removed to form one larger compartment that can be used entirely as a freezer or refrigerated compartment. It has a display with control buttons to operate it, plus it also comes with a smartphone app to control it remotely via Bluetooth if desired. Two power cables are included: 1) a standard 12Vdc cigarette lighter adapter, and 2) a 120Vac to 12Vdc power supply with cable.
Our particular model (T36) consumes less than 30W, which is equivalent to 30W / 12V = 2.5A @ 12Vdc. When we use it in our RV travel trailer we place it on the floor while towing and plug it into the 120Vac outlet on a portable power station that we own (EcoFlow Delta 1260Wh) that is set right next to it, see attached photos.
With a fully charged EcoFlow power station it can run for 1260Wh / 30W = 42 hours continuously before the power station needs to be recharged. Actually it can last for more than 42 hours since the compressor cycles ON and OFF periodically (i.e., the duty cycle is less than 100%). And our EcoFlow Delta can be fully recharged in 90 minutes using a generator, shore power, or a standard 120Vac household wall outlet.
Bodega also makes larger sizes (53 Qt and 64 Qt) as well but we chose the 38 Qt model. We are very happy with our purchase and do recommend it to others.

I use this for day trips and to get groceries home. I live 20 minutes from grocery stores and over 30 minutes from Costco. Allows me to pick up cold items and get them home safely.

I've had this fridge for a couple of years now. Originally bought it for camping as I was tired of needing multiple coolers and all the ice and needing to keep everything in containers to protect from the water as the ice melts. I tried doing large jugs of frozen water for ice and that worked to an extent, but you still end up taking up a lot of space for the ice and they'd still melt before the end of the trip, requiring to pour more ice in. I went from needing 2 coolers to just 1 fridge. Everything stays dry, no wasted space from ice containers or large containers to keep the food in. Even could use half as a freezer, though we've not done that. If we ever have an extended power outage, we can take some things like milk or frozen meets and put them in this out in the car to keep them from spoiling.

Overpriced. The bluetooth wouldnt connect after a week or two. The buttons are right where the cat steps on them. Covering them with cardboard didnt work. I lost groceries more than once. This time it set to unthaw my food. Im going to hope I dont get food poisoning because it was food from a butcher. A rare teat as a trucker. If you dont have a cat, this might be good, but it needs more controls since the app is useless.