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i bought that one last week to replace my campingaz electric one. its quiet and i like it. cant wait to use it camping. sorry cant tell you how good it is but havent tried it out with food yet. but it came highly recommended on here. if you click on search and look for electric coolboxes there are threads about them. sorry i cant be more help.

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Hello, I got one of these last month and used it during our August family holiday, it seemed to work really well and kept very cool our essentials, milk, butter, cheese, bacon cider! etc.  I found it produced some water probably due to condensation after prolonged use but not enough to cause concern.  I cant comment on how it compares with others as this is our first but it was fine for us.

Hi sleepyol.

                 I have just picked up a Waeco CF-25 from preloved, brand new in the box unopend, anyway I can confirm that this little fridge is a blinder, goes down to    -19C not that I need it that low, but when I am in Southern France next July, it will be well upto the job, it will hold at +4C whatever the ambient temp is upto, superb piece of kit, I will have a leisure battery, charged from the car, to keep me going in case of no EHU on site. was considering the Waeco CAB-40 untill I came across this little baby, much easier to pack.

it must be catching! last week bought a EHU, and tonight bought the outwell box from G/O.

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I've just used my Aldi Electric Adventuridge Cooler for the first time.

Kept milk, butter, bacon, salad leaves, tomatoes etc., as good as domestic appliance at home. 

Very pleased with it plenty of room - good height for wine bottles.

I now keep less perishable but delicate salad stuff like leaves, tomatoes in a separate basic non electric coolbox as I found they got damaged by the frozen items in the electric coolbox.

Yeah we have one we bought from Macro 2 years ago, great for the drinks.

Bolan