Brand: Vevor
3 products in the catalogue.
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Vevor 35L
189.99£ (20)
The mid-size pick in the Vevor range: digital LCD screen, Bluetooth control, room for up to 36 cans, at under £190.
- Capacity : 35 litres (36 x 330ml cans)
- Type : Compressor, Bluetooth control
- Temperature : Adjustable from -20°C to 20°C
- Digital LCD screen and Bluetooth for under £190
The Vevor 35L is a CE-certified compressor cooler, adjustable from -20°C to 20°C, with a digital LCD screen and Bluetooth control. It holds up to 36 x 330ml cans, 16 x 550ml bottles or 9 x 750ml wine bottles, drawing 60W. Its 69.3 x 34.5 x 38.1 cm footprint makes it a mid-size pick between compact coolers and the 45L model in the same range. It shares the same track record as the rest of the Vevor family.
I tested it as a couple on a hiking weekend, van parked at the trailhead car park while we walked for several hours at altitude. The Bluetooth app let me check the temperature remotely as soon as we picked up a bit of signal on the way back down, a real plus so we did not spend the whole day wondering if everything was staying cool. Temperature control between -20°C and 20°C stayed true to the settings, with a reasonable initial cooldown time when we set off. The LCD screen stays readable even in bright sunlight, which is not always the case on entry-level coolers like this. Two drawbacks: Bluetooth range turned out to be limited to about ten metres from the van, and overall build quality, particularly the lid hinges, sits a notch below more established brands. For a mid-size unit at a modest price, the 35L remains a sensible choice for two people in a van.
Vevor 45L
243.99£ (20)
The family size in the Vevor range: LED screen, Bluetooth control, room for up to 48 cans, at a price that stays under £250.
- Capacity : 45 litres (48 x 330ml cans)
- Type : Compressor, Bluetooth control
- Temperature : Adjustable from -20°C to 20°C
- LED screen and Bluetooth control for under £250
The Vevor 45L is a CE-certified compressor cooler, adjustable from -20°C to 20°C on a single zone. It holds up to 48 x 330ml cans, 28 x 550ml bottles or 15 x 750ml wine bottles. Fitted with an LED screen and Bluetooth control, it measures 69.3 x 34.5 x 45.6 cm and draws 60W. It confirms the strong value for money of the Vevor range in this segment.
I took it on a camping weekend with friends, during a proper heatwave with temperatures announced above 33°C for the whole stay. The cooler held its temperature without flinching, keeping drinks properly cold despite the lid being opened repeatedly by the whole group. The LED screen stays readable in bright sunlight, and the Bluetooth control let me adjust the setting from the picnic table without getting up each time. The 45-litre size was enough for four people over three days, without needing to restock on ice. The drawbacks are the ones I expected at this price point: the lid seal finish sits a notch below premium brands, with a slight draught noticeable to the touch, and the Bluetooth app took a few seconds too long to reconnect after dropping out. For occasional use with friends on a controlled budget, the 45L remains a safe bet.
Vevor Electric Cooler 55L
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The most affordable 55-litre compressor cooler in our selection, with a built-in water dispenser and transport wheels.
- Capacity : 55 litres
- Type : Compressor
- Temperature : Adjustable from -20°C to 20°C
- Very accessible price for 55L, built-in water dispenser, wheels
The Vevor 55L is a large-capacity compressor cooler offered at a noticeably lower price than the sector's historic brands. Adjustable from -20°C to 20°C, controllable via Bluetooth and a mobile app, it includes a built-in water dispenser and wheels for transport. It is the most searched-for option from the generalist brand Vevor on this segment, for anyone who prioritises capacity and price over brand name.
I tested it over a week of family camping, making heavy use of the built-in water dispenser: no more digging a bottle out from the bottom of the cooler every time the kids were thirsty, a detail that changed daily camp life more than I expected. The wheels let me move it on my own between the pitch and the shared table, a real relief for its 16.75 kg empty weight once loaded with bottles and ice packs. Temperature control between -20°C and 20°C held up over the week, with a noise level that stayed discreet even next to the neighbouring tent. The drawbacks mostly concern perceived durability: the wheels started squeaking after a few days on the campsite gravel, and overall build quality is clearly below a premium cooler of the same capacity. For a large capacity at a very accessible price, the 55L remains a solid option for family use.