Are you headed on a road trip this holiday season? If so, you are going to want to be prepared with drinks, snacks, and food for your long journey. Fortunately, that’s where a portable car refrigerator comes into play.
With an original price of $370, the Simzlife Portable Car Refrigerator is on sale at Walmart for just $100. It offers a 19-quart capacity and is ideal for Thanksgiving leftovers and long drives during the holidays. Don’t forget to add a portable tire inflator and jump starter to the back of your vehicle just in case an emergency situation occurs.
Simzlife Portable Car Refrigerator, $100 (was $370) at Walmart
This portable device weighs just over 21 pounds and can function as both a refrigerator and freezer with its adjustable temperature controls and an advanced 3D technology. It can cool from 50 degrees Fahrenheit to 32 degrees Fahrenheit in just 15 minutes.
One shopper wrote, “Great for the road. I am a long haul truck diver and this unit is great for the road. I don’t eat truck stop food so this helps a lot. It keeps my food stable at whatever temp I choose. From cold to freezing. I can plug it into my inverter or a cigarette lighter power point because it has both plugs. I love it.”
The refrigerator is equipped with 110/240V AC and 12/24V DC adapters that are ideal for your car or at home. It features a magnetic sealing design with a rubber ring and a magnetic opening cover to keep everything inside cool.
“Great for travel,” another customer said. “Comes with two different power supplies, one for the cigarette lighter plug and one to plug into regular AC. This thing is amazing, especially for the price. It is a little smaller on the inside than what I expected but it still held a decent amount including a large pork roast and several other things around it.”
This 12-volt portable refrigerator is exactly what your car needs for your upcoming road trip. For just $100 you can fill it with just about anything you need for a few hours or a few days on the road.
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Victoria Garcia
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