Vevor 35L
(20 reviews)
The mid-size pick in the Vevor range: digital LCD screen, Bluetooth control, room for up to 36 cans, at under £190.
Key features
- 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
In detail: Vevor 35L, compressor cooler with Bluetooth control
The Vevor 35L sits in the mid-size spot within the manufacturer's compressor cooler range, between the most compact models and the 45L version. It shares the same technical foundation as the rest of the Vevor family: a real compressor, not a Peltier unit, for effective cooling even in hot weather, in a size built for a couple or occasional van use.
With a 35-litre capacity, it holds up to 36 x 330ml cans, 16 x 550ml bottles or 9 x 750ml wine bottles, a sensible trade-off between footprint and usable volume. Its temperature range, adjustable from -20°C to 20°C, covers both chilled storage and deep freezing. The digital LCD screen shows temperature with precision, and Bluetooth control lets you track and adjust settings from a nearby smartphone.
At 69.3 x 34.5 x 38.1 cm, a few centimetres shorter than the 45L model in the same range, it fits easily into a car boot or the back of an already loaded van. Its 60W draw stays reasonable for this size, and CE certification guarantees compliance with European electrical safety standards.
With over 1,100 combined reviews on Amazon, a figure shared with the rest of the Vevor range, and a 4.4/5 rating, it benefits from the same consistent build quality as its neighbouring sizes. It is aimed mainly at anyone wanting a mid-size cooler on a tight budget, between the most compact coolers and larger family-sized capacities.
Technical data
Detailed characteristics
Performance
| Type?General technical category the unit belongs to (passive, thermoelectric, compressor...). | Compressor |
|---|---|
| Temperature?Temperature range the unit can be set to. | Adjustable from -20°C to 20°C |
| Power consumption?Electrical power drawn by the unit while running, expressed in watts (W). | 60W |
Dimensions and power supply
| Capacity?Usable storage volume of the cooler, in litres. | 35 litres (36 x 330ml cans, 16 x 550ml bottles or 9 x 750ml wine bottles) |
|---|---|
| Outer dimensions?Width, depth and height of the unit (W x D x H), inside and/or outside depending on the line. | 69.3 x 34.5 x 38.1 cm |
Additional information
| Connectivity | Digital LCD screen, Bluetooth control |
|---|---|
| Certification | CE |
User manual / instructions (PDF)
How much does this cool box really use? (calculated with this model)
Comparison
In the 30 to 35-litre segment, the Vevor 35L naturally compares to the Mobicool MCF32, two competing brands in the affordable bracket, in searches like "Vevor 35L vs Mobicool MCF32". Here is how the two compare, based on the public specifications of both manufacturers.
| Criterion | Vevor 35L | Mobicool MCF32 |
|---|---|---|
| Capacity | 35 L | 31 L |
| Minimum temperature | -20°C | -10°C |
| Connectivity | LCD screen, Bluetooth | Simple digital display |
| Weight | 14.7 kg | More compact and lighter |
| Price observed | ≈£190 | ≈£266 |
In short, the Vevor 35L reaches lower temperatures (-20°C versus -10°C) and adds Bluetooth control, at a price still below the Mobicool MCF32. The latter, however, still benefits from the backing of the Dometic group, a reassuring point for anyone prioritising brand over raw specifications.
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Our tester's verdict: Gilles Caron
The Vevor 35L takes the mid-size spot in the range, between the most compact coolers and the 45L version, with the same proven foundation: a real compressor, a legible digital LCD screen and Bluetooth control to check temperature remotely. Sharing the same pool of over 1,100 reviews with the rest of the Vevor range on Amazon reflects consistent build quality across sizes, a reassuring point for choosing from the catalogue without having tested this exact size. Cooling drops correctly to the stated values, with a reasonable initial cooldown time for everyday use. As with the rest of the range, the same two caveats apply: build quality a notch below premium brands, and after-sales support sometimes described as inconsistent according to some feedback. For a mid-size unit at a price that stays under £190, the Vevor 35L remains a sensible choice for a couple or occasional van use.
Frequently asked questions: Vevor 35L, compressor cooler with Bluetooth control
Both share the same temperature range and technology, but the 35L is more compact (69.3 x 34.5 x 38.1 cm versus 45.6 cm in height for the 45L), for a slightly smaller capacity and lower price.
Yes, it drops to -20°C, enough for real freezing, which sets it apart from absorption or Peltier electric coolers limited to chilling.
It can hold up to 9 x 750ml wine bottles, alongside 36 x 330ml cans or 16 x 550ml bottles depending on the chosen storage layout.
With over 1,100 combined reviews on Amazon (a figure shared with the rest of the Vevor range) and a 4.4/5 rating, it benefits from a broad, generally positive track record, though build quality stays a notch below premium brands.
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