Compressor fridges for cars, trucks and RVs · review
A 52 qt EUHOMY on off-road wheels with a pull handle, cooling to 32 °F in 15 minutes and working on 30° slopes, for $234.91.
EUHOMY’s CFB-50X adds off-road wheels and a pull handle to a 52 qt compressor fridge. It cools from 68 to 32 °F in as little as 15 minutes and keeps working on slopes up to 30°.
The 59 qt CF001 cost $233.97 the same day, $1 less, with more space and no wheels.
Like every compressor fridge on this shelf, it has a three-level battery protection setting that switches it off before it drains the vehicle’s starting battery. Pick the highest level when it runs from the starter battery, and the lowest when it runs from a separate house battery or a power station.
Amazon.com listed it at $234.91 on November 2, 2026.
Prices quoted in this text were read on November 2, 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.
| Capacity | 52 qt (50 L) |
|---|---|
| Temperature | -4 to 68 °F |
| Cool-down | 68 to 32 °F in as little as 15 minutes |
| Mobility | Off-road wheels, pull handle |
| Slopes | Keeps cooling up to 30° |
| Noise | 45 dB |
| Energy | 148 kWh a year in the spec table |
| Dimensions | 25.98 × 17.32 × 20.18 in |
| Weight | 35.7 lb |
| Amazon reference | B0G2WPQBWF |
| EAN | 0850080520802 |
It has off-road wheels and a pull handle.
Up to 30°, per EUHOMY.
It costs about the same and holds more, but has no wheels.
8.0/ 10
The rolling EUHOMY. The 59 qt is bigger for the same money, without wheels.
Same category, nearby prices, between portable power units. What remains is the specifications every one publishes — half empty, a column is no use.
| Model | Price | Capacity | Temperature | Cool-down | Dimensions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUHOMY CFB-50X 52 qt | $235 | 52 qt (50 L) | -4 to 68 °F | 68 to 32 °F in as little as 15 minutes | 25.98 × 17.32 × 20.18 in |
| EUHOMY CF001 59 qt | $234 | 59 qt (55 L); 58 twelve-ounce cans | -4 to 68 °F | 68 to 32 °F in about 15 minutes | 27.44 × 13.78 × 21.06 in |
| EUHOMY CF001 48 qt | $207 | 48 qt (45 L); 46 twelve-ounce cans | -4 to 68 °F | 68 to 32 °F in about 15 minutes | 27.2 × 13.6 × 17.7 in |
| BougeRV CR28 30 qt | $280 | 30 qt (28 L) | -8 to 50 °F | 77 °F to 32 °F in 15 min; to -5 °F in 50 min | 22.68 × 12.6 × 15.53 in |
Campsites where the fridge has to roll from the truck
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for portable power gear and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
Alpicool CL9 10 qt (9.23 L) 12 V compressor fridge/freezer, -4 to 68 °F, 12/24 V DC and 100–240 V AC, DC inverter compressor, MAX mode, 3-level battery protection, works tilted to 45°, R-600a, 15 lb, 1-year warranty
A 10 qt compressor fridge that freezes to -4 °F, runs tilted up to 45° and states its inside size, 9.61 × 8.23 × 7.13 in, for $111.99.
Best for: A truck cab or a small car, for drinks and a day’s food
≈ $112
BougeRV CR28 30 qt 12 V compressor fridge/freezer, -8 to 50 °F, 77 °F to 32 °F in 15 minutes and to -5 °F in 50, about 45 W in ECO and 60 W in MAX, 45 dB, 3-level battery protection, 24.3 lb, 2-year tech support
A 30 qt fridge that publishes its power draw, 45 W in ECO and 60 W in MAX, and reaches -8 °F, the coldest here, for $279.99.
Best for: Overlanders who freeze food for days
≈ $280
EUHOMY U75 80 qt (75 L) portable compressor fridge, 0 to 68 °F, variable-frequency compressor, no partition, four wheels and handle, 3-level battery protection adjustable 9.6–12.4 V, 42 dB, 41.2 lb, AC and DC adapters
The largest fridge here: 80 qt with one open compartment, wheels and a 42 dB compressor, sold by Amazon at $369.99, about $4.60 per quart.
Best for: Family camping and RV trips with big items
≈ $370
