The cooling section in the lid drops in to the internals so you lose a little bit of space inside the cool box As you can see, the electrical section and cooling part of the cool box takes place in the lid, which is the part you plug-in to your car. The cable has it’s own section which you can fold up and put in when you take the cool box out of the car and it will work just like a regular cool box then, keeping the lid closed will keep the internal section cool. This electric car cooler is heavy, it’s 5kg without anything it, yes, most of the weight is in the device which sits in the lid and you can carry these separately but it still needs to be carried What we’ll ask of each electric cool box is the following: size, weight, how long to cool down to chill your food and drink, soft or hard case, plug in options, will it fit in the foot well at the front to the side or behind the front seats if you don’t have any rear passengers, hard or soft box, other features, temp it will go down to, reliability and other questions too based upon the type of cooler it is and any extra features it might have.

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A great sized family electric cool box to plug-in to your cars cigarette lighter and used as a car fridge, enough space to keep in a few days worth of food for a small family. Especially good for using for camping as well if you want to connect it to a battery or solar panel as you can move it from your car to your camp spot without too much issue. Our range includes electric coolboxes from Dometic Waeco and Outwell, who both provide high-quality and maintenance free designs. Our selection of Thermoelectric Cool Boxes provide hassle free operations with 12/24v or 230v and portable, effective cooling between 25 °C and 30 °C max. Please have a browse of our full selection below for more details on the individual specifications of each cool box. The Dometic Mobicool MV26 AC/DC is an electric cool box with a great cooling capability. With a heavy-duty construction it can handle outdoor conditions, use in cars and indoors thanks to its dual voltage system. The MV26 is well suited to picnics, days at the beach, or transporting already chilled food or drinks to your destination. Also ideal if you're on the road all day, saving expensive refreshment stops! This makes things worse when you unplug the bag, if left in a warm car or unplugged for some time, it will warm up within just an hour or two. Although it looks great, we tested it with various food items and drinks on a long journey. The drinks it was great, we could unzip, grab a drink and it was cold and refreshing. The same could not be the same for the food, our food spoiled after a long 8 hour drive, we could have eaten and drank before this but it was a test to see how it would do and if it was left all day.If you are after a larger car fridge for your vehicle but don’t want to go too big and/or break the bank, this could be one for you. It can fit a reasonable amount of drink bottles and chills to 18c below ambient temperature while only weighing a bit over 3 kilos. Another nice feature from this electric cool box is the partition shelf which you can fit in a number of different ways to organise your food and stop it from all getting mixed up or items falling over, especially if they have liquids in them. The fan and motor can make a little noise when in the car, if you have windows open or music on, you probably won’t notice it

Mobicool MV30, portable electric cooler, 29 liters, 12 V and

When unplugged it stays cold for hours, helped by getting colder whilst plugged in and its small size You can only run this on a 12v charge, it doesn’t come with UK plug or USB fitting but this is still great for a car, van or campervan tripThis is an 8L capacity electric cool box by Mobicool, unlike the cool bag which we have also reviewed, this cool box seems to actually keep the food and drink inside it cold. It is of a sturdy and well built build and has been made specifically for travelling in your car. Could this be the best electric car fridge and cool box available? LIGHTWEIGHT - A lightweight but strong and robust design helps to protect both the product itself and the food and drink inside, with cup holders on top for complete convenience. This really is the ultimate is cool box design. Very happy with my choice of the W35, very quiet even with the fan speed turned up. Plenty of space inside, the dividers work well. With this space you can fit in a 1.5L bottle stood upright, we tested it successfully with 2 bottles stood next to each other at one end and then food items to the side of the bottles.

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Quite a nice size unit, not too big. Not had it long so cannot say how well it works or how reliable it is. It is worth pointing out that the eco setting and off switch only appear to work on mains voltage. On 12v it is permanently on full while plugged in. This is not a problem unless you intend to run it off a leisure battery. It was 12V-only, but provided heating and cooling, dipping impressively down below -3 degrees in two hours. Perhaps unsurprisingly, it couldn’t take all our picnic, which makes its use limited, but it was hindered mostly by its price, which was almost as much as its bigger sibling. However, while these are useful options, you do pay for them, so which box best combines performance with price? We loaded up and plugged in eight units to see which would be the best travel companion this summer. How we tested themThis is a review of the car specific electric cool box by Mobicool, the T08 a plug in 8L electric cool box.