Bought one of these a little over 2 years ago after watching your review. I have used it everyday since with no problems. I am using it as a freezer and it actually stores quite a bit of food for us. The smart phone app comes in handy to check how things are going at anytime. Mine came with the insulated cover. I highly recommend this unit to anyone, and thanks for your honest review.
I got mine about 7 months ago and been running straight since then. Only thing that sucks is that dc adapter as it pops out by from a slight bump. It pops out easily. I bought a 3rd party one from Amazon that also work with dometic It's 10 times better. Other than that it's been performing flawlessly
That's groovy intro music. I could listen to that jam. I got the JP42 Pro and am loving it and it has done GREAT after two bumpy days in 100-110 degrees. Ice cold or colder off the cigarette lighter (good auxiliary power ports) in a 2004 Tundra double cab, with the cooler in the back, seats folded up. I LOVE the roto-molded design. Best hinges and latches and body construction available for certain uses in my opinion. The JP42 Pro will be my main fridge in a small dwelling and the main fridge for longer road trips. (Thanks for your in-depth reviews as this helped me decide on the JP42 Pro.) ..... So .. it is a little too large to carry into and out of the truck 4-6 times on a busy weekend of leisure etc, so I wanted a smaller one and think ICECO and the SECOP compressor are the best value and even the top performer in many ways. (I'll get expensive Engels later on when the money is large again .. or maybe I will just stick with ICECO.) .. So I ordered the GO20. Again, thanks to info from you and others. I think it will get a lot of use as the GO20 looks like the perfect size for how often I want to carry it around and for the drink/food requirements of just a single person. I will bring it with me on one or both days on most weekends as I usually head out somewhere relaxing for a break. It is so great to have ICE-COLD drinks (just above freezing) and now I am bringing the makings of healthy sandwiches and salads, veggies and fruit with me. Before it used to be almost always fast food since it is really hard to find anything else. But grocery stores often have good Delis so it is pretty easy to get healthy/delicious sandwiches made and keep them fresh and perfect for days if necessary in a 12 volt fridge. These units can really enhance your life in many ways and are worth the money. ICECO is by far the top value for the money based on my rather extensive research and now some personal experience. Also, ICECO Customer Service is top notch.
Thanks for doing this review....we took our tiny teardrop camping this weekend and I had waterlogged watermelon among other things and I have been thinking about this brand and another one that I had seen on Amazon. Your review sold it for me. I bought a really large Lifetime cooler which we haven't used due to size and I will be getting rid of soon....this is perfect, just given the size of our type of campers! I just got a great deal on the ICECO website, so pretty happy! Thanks again!
We really like our Go20. I am now doing a new van conversion with a 2018 Ford Transit and we are putting in an ICECO VL60D dual zone in the van. Check it out - ua-cam.com/play/PLbqwemRtOxOGn1Nd_l66wX89zACyaufin.html
Just found your channel while I was looking for a review of this item. Great job, and I just subscribed. Now going to see if you've done reviews of your small camper. Hope you all have a great Memorial Day.
You will find many many videos about Runaway Campers. This year, they released the new 2020 fiberglass composite models and we own #001 of the 6x8 RangeRunner. Take a look and you find all you need to know about Runaway Campers.
Nice review video Charles. Since I did not need a freezer function, I am using an Aplicool C16 that fits well in my Runaway Cool Camp and its compressor likes my deep cycle battery and ground mount solar system. The ICECO with its larger size and dual zone system is a plus for the premium of that system over a single zone fridge. Mark H, Electrical Engineer and Landsailor!
I'm running the Iceco GO 20 off of an ecoflo river pro. would you have any recomendations for "level of battery protection" I have 3 choices of cutoff - 9.4, 10.9, or 11.6. obviosly if i am running it off the vehicle battery I would choose 11.6 for safety, but can I run the box to a lower level?
Go to the ICECO website and and see some of the photos demonstrating what it can hold. Sorry - I just cannot fulfill every request I get. I am not part of the company - I just did a review and then I am done.
At my viewing your likes were at 499; had to give you the 500th thumbs up 👍. I’ve watched quite a few reviews on different models and brands and I’m definitely leaning towards ICECO.
Several of my friends have brought the Go20 and love it. We now also have the VL60D that ICECO supplied for our van build series. It is much larger, but we made it fit with their slider in our Ford Transit 250. Great quality.
The thought of having to tape up the 12V connection is really rinky dink. I have not heard of other maker’s products with this issue but there have been purchasers of this unit with this problem. I Iceco needs to correct this issue.
Every 12v device I have tends to get loose. Every. Single. One. I had another 12v fridge that had that issue - it is actually very common. They (all manufacturers) need to give up this antiquated way of connecting. Maybe go with an XT60 or something else.
I gave mine away to some friends - I now have the VL60D. Click this link to see the manual for the GO20. It will explain everything to you. cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0053/1536/2906/files/ICECO_GO20.pdf?v=1634021153
Blessings Charles I am going on a roadtrip but didnt have time to install my solar , wondering how long this fridge stays cool with out power? thank you for your amazing video !
I am sorry, I really do not know. I know it will stay colder longer if it is filled up. Are you running it with your car cigarette outlet/plug? When I am not driving, I use an Ecoflow lithium to run my fridge. I would run a test at home before your trip to find out. Good luck and have a safe trip.
We will be on a boat and want this to make ice. So if I put several 10 oz plastic containers of water into this, would it be able to freeze the water? I've read reviews that it has a hard time maintaining 0 degrees. I don't know, maybe ice will no problems at 5-10 degrees.
Hmm . . . maybe build a boundary kind of base around the bottom of the GO20 that can hold it tight. Maybe a rubber gasket to hold it in tight and yet not scratch it.
I have not had that go 20 for a long time. We now have the 60 VLD model. Just go to their website and you will see the dimensions. They make great units.
I have a 12 volt battery that I took out of my Ford F-150. It still holds a charge. Could I use that battery just by itself for a few hours as a back up source of power.
I really cannot say for sure, but with the right accessories I would expect you to be able to do that. I just like the all-in-one Ecoflow lithium units.
How do these portable car camping refrigerators work putting them outside during the day when it's hot in the car or leaving them outside at night when it's cool and they wouldn't require much energy?
You would just want them in as much shade as possible. Obviously, the hotter they get the more the compressor will have to work. Outside at night - no issues.
Sounds like the app doesn’t have the capability to send you an alert notifications ? It would be infinitely more useful if it could send notifications for: •when the temperature moves outside of a user-specified range •when the 12V input voltage drops below the specified low dropout •when the BT device goes out of range (eg when it stops responding) Also, when you set it in fast cool mode, does it automatically return to normal eco mode once it’s attained the correct temp or do you also have to manually turn it back to eco ?
That would be a great improvement for the app, yes. I don't know the answer too your eco/fast cooling question. Once it gets to the desired temp, it would not keep fast cooling though. I never use the fast cooling because I plug it in the night before we leave so it is ready to load and go the day of the trip departure.
@@charlesmoman thanks for the reply. I wonder if they might be more receptive to your suggestions, since you’re an influencer that they are in contact specifically for this purpose ? Your effort to communicate the notification suggestions might make the product an even greater value for the whole community, and further extend their lead over their competition.
Thanks for the review. How loud is the compressor sound? Do you hear an audible difference between running dual zone versus single zone? I just set it up and it is louder than I thought it would be. Just trying to figure out if the sound is normal. Thanks
It’s a real compressor so it can’t be ultra quiet. It certainly is quieter than the ac that was in my mini camper. It’s fine with us - nice white noise. On a hot night, I don’t mind.
Thanks for the great review! I recently purchased the Iceco VL45 and Jackery 1000 explorer. I already have some renogy solar panels, but purchased two 100 watt Jackery panels because I like that they fold up for space saving. I really went back and forth between the GO20 and the VL45. Since I often travel with the grandchildren or friends I decided to go with the larger VL45, but it won't surprise me if I add the GO20 to my stash at some point soon. Iceco is such a great product and I'm so pleased that I did a lot of research before making a decision.
We really like our GO20, but it is a wee bit small for longer trips. We are doing a Ford Transit van conversion right now. ICECO is one of my corporate partners and they supplied us with a VL60D - much larger and built like a tank. You can see the van build series here on my channel. We are going with Ecoflow lithiums units with this build (another corporate partner) using 2 Delta 1300s, a River 600 Max and a R600 Pro with the extra EF 1500 battery. So we have LOTS of lithium power for the van. Lots.
You need to contact support at ICECO. When I had that fridge I never had trouble connecting. Sorry I can’t help. We now use the ICECO VL 60 D and it does not have an app.
Did yours come in Fahrenheit by default? Mine did, but they are supposed to come in Celsius. I cannot get mine into "Advanced Settings" to change some features, I follow the instructions to the letter, but they just does not work.
@@charlesmoman No, i wanted to do this per the instruction book and directly from the machine. And per the ICECO website the app is not working anyway right now. thank you.
@@charlesmoman I finally figured this out thx to a video ICECO made. It really is not easy, and you have to keep trying but it does work. Not user friendly at all. You can see my comments on this video. I really do LIKE this fridge, just HATE the instructions. ua-cam.com/video/WjmnIcYxnQs/v-deo.html
I'm testing the GO20 I bought. First, if I understand this, when the fridge is in "stand-by' mode (I assume that means it's turned on and waiting for instructions) you push both the right and left temp arrows in the right compartment to go into settings for battery and eco vs max modes. But nothing happens when I push the arrows. Also, what code do I need to pair this on Bluetooth?
We have a trip coming up soon, that will last 2 1/2 weeks to Colorado. But we will always be close to food and not out in the boondocks. So we can do fine with the smaller unit, but we are considering taking the new unit that I just reviewed along with us. Then when we would have one be a full freezer and the other be a refrigerator. I’m trying to get ICECO to send me the go 12, and that would be space wise better for us. I agree that the go 20 is a bit small, but it all depends on access to food in your area. For us it will work fine I believe.
It is small, but for our style of camping and space, it works perfectly. They have a new iCooler that is similar and 42l. Look for my video about it. It looks like a Yeti. : )
It still works great. We have now moved up to the VL60D. We now have a Ford transit that we converted over the winter time and now camp in that. We sold our small Runaway camper last spring. We are doing longer trips now and needed more storage so the VL 60 D is a fridge and freezer and is awesome.
@@charlesmoman I've also purchased a Ford Transit Cargo Van (I'm putting together a rig that serve half camper half cargo van for my musical endeavors) and purchased a couple of ICECO GO20s to ultimately use as a Refrigerator and Freezer respectively. Since I only have a 500W Jackery with the folding 100W Solar Panel, initially I'm only going to run one of the ICECO units until I get a better House Power unit going. I'm in the process of moving and had my ICECO delivery to a friend's house. I plugged the Unit in at his house on the 120VAC Power Brick about a day ago. My thought was put the entire unit (divider in place) to 0c (I've also not figured how to run the Unit's menu system, for things like Celsius to Fahrenheit, adjusting power consumption) and he texted me that a Circuit Breaker in his house had tripped. I had planned to get the Unit as cold as possible and head back there sooner and retrieve the unit. I had the Power Brick plugged in to a 10' Two Conductor "Lamp Style" extension cord in his garage that looked like it fed into a light circuit. Hopefully I didn't damage the Compressor or something like that. Years ago my mother got a used Kenmore residential Refrigerator (standard 120VAC) and Killed it by running it on a Long Extension Cord. Hopefully I didn't put my unit through a similar situation.
Enjoyable review. I order a Go 20 unit from the ICECO site direct. Do you have contact information ICECO direct? Unit was received, DOA, would not powerup.
I do not have any special access - I do not work for them. Try messaging them on their FaceBook page. I have found many companies respond better that way.
The only negative about this product, and all Iceco refrigerators, is the cheesy Chinese spyware application that goes with it. Why can't Iceco produce a genuine American phone application for their refrigerators like Dometic does? Iceco, are you listening? Why does it need your location to run the application?
Bought one of these a little over 2 years ago after watching your review. I have used it everyday since with no problems. I am using it as a freezer and it actually stores quite a bit of food for us. The smart phone app comes in handy to check how things are going at anytime. Mine came with the insulated cover. I highly recommend this unit to anyone, and thanks for your honest review.
I got mine about 7 months ago and been running straight since then. Only thing that sucks is that dc adapter as it pops out by from a slight bump. It pops out easily. I bought a 3rd party one from Amazon that also work with dometic It's 10 times better. Other than that it's been performing flawlessly
@Nav R1 I used duct tape on mine. Been about 3 years now.
Just got mine and absolutely love it. I’m a hot shot driver and being able to take my food without it getting soggy is awesome
Great review. I’m sold. Buying one today. Thanks for taking the time to put this review together.
Glad it was helpful!
Love this comprehensive review without the usual BS I find elsewhere.
Thanks - I try to make useful videos.
this cooler when on a lighting deal on amazon, 55% off, and I grabbed it only because I seen this review a couple weeks ago. Thank you Charles!!!
Wow! I wish I had seen that so I could have told my fellow Runaway Camper owners. Lucky you!
That's groovy intro music. I could listen to that jam. I got the JP42 Pro and am loving it and it has done GREAT after two bumpy days in 100-110 degrees. Ice cold or colder off the cigarette lighter (good auxiliary power ports) in a 2004 Tundra double cab, with the cooler in the back, seats folded up. I LOVE the roto-molded design. Best hinges and latches and body construction available for certain uses in my opinion. The JP42 Pro will be my main fridge in a small dwelling and the main fridge for longer road trips. (Thanks for your in-depth reviews as this helped me decide on the JP42 Pro.) ..... So .. it is a little too large to carry into and out of the truck 4-6 times on a busy weekend of leisure etc, so I wanted a smaller one and think ICECO and the SECOP compressor are the best value and even the top performer in many ways. (I'll get expensive Engels later on when the money is large again .. or maybe I will just stick with ICECO.) .. So I ordered the GO20. Again, thanks to info from you and others. I think it will get a lot of use as the GO20 looks like the perfect size for how often I want to carry it around and for the drink/food requirements of just a single person. I will bring it with me on one or both days on most weekends as I usually head out somewhere relaxing for a break. It is so great to have ICE-COLD drinks (just above freezing) and now I am bringing the makings of healthy sandwiches and salads, veggies and fruit with me. Before it used to be almost always fast food since it is really hard to find anything else. But grocery stores often have good Delis so it is pretty easy to get healthy/delicious sandwiches made and keep them fresh and perfect for days if necessary in a 12 volt fridge. These units can really enhance your life in many ways and are worth the money. ICECO is by far the top value for the money based on my rather extensive research and now some personal experience. Also, ICECO Customer Service is top notch.
Thanks for doing this review....we took our tiny teardrop camping this weekend and I had waterlogged watermelon among other things and I have been thinking about this brand and another one that I had seen on Amazon. Your review sold it for me. I bought a really large Lifetime cooler which we haven't used due to size and I will be getting rid of soon....this is perfect, just given the size of our type of campers! I just got a great deal on the ICECO website, so pretty happy! Thanks again!
We really like our Go20. I am now doing a new van conversion with a 2018 Ford Transit and we are putting in an ICECO VL60D dual zone in the van. Check it out - ua-cam.com/play/PLbqwemRtOxOGn1Nd_l66wX89zACyaufin.html
Excellent, excellent review Charles. First video I’m seeing of yours, and you’ve gained a subscriber!
I have made many since that one. Thanks!
Just found your channel while I was looking for a review of this item. Great job, and I just subscribed. Now going to see if you've done reviews of your small camper. Hope you all have a great Memorial Day.
You will find many many videos about Runaway Campers. This year, they released the new 2020 fiberglass composite models and we own #001 of the 6x8 RangeRunner. Take a look and you find all you need to know about Runaway Campers.
Nice review video Charles. Since I did not need a freezer function, I am using an Aplicool C16 that fits well in my Runaway Cool Camp and its compressor likes my deep cycle battery and ground mount solar system. The ICECO with its larger size and dual zone system is a plus for the premium of that system over a single zone fridge. Mark H, Electrical Engineer and Landsailor!
We only need a fridge 99% of the time too.
Great review, as always @Charles Moman. You're always so thorough and objective
Thanks - they are fun and some work to do, but I enjoy it. I doubt I will do many more product reviews, maybe just a few more for now.
Nice video Charles. Lots of good info for future consideration.
BTW-love the way your wall turned out!
The wall was fun to plan out and put together - see you in a few weeks!
Excellent review, thank you!
You are very welcome!
I'm running the Iceco GO 20 off of an ecoflo river pro. would you have any recomendations for "level of battery protection" I have 3 choices of cutoff - 9.4, 10.9, or 11.6. obviosly if i am running it off the vehicle battery I would choose 11.6 for safety, but can I run the box to a lower level?
Best review on this product 💯
Glad you think so!
Great review! Very good info included!
could you show us how much food it will hold , fill it up and then take them out and place them on the table in front of the cooler , i need to know
Go to the ICECO website and and see some of the photos demonstrating what it can hold. Sorry - I just cannot fulfill every request I get. I am not part of the company - I just did a review and then I am done.
At my viewing your likes were at 499; had to give you the 500th thumbs up 👍. I’ve watched quite a few reviews on different models and brands and I’m definitely leaning towards ICECO.
Several of my friends have brought the Go20 and love it. We now also have the VL60D that ICECO supplied for our van build series. It is much larger, but we made it fit with their slider in our Ford Transit 250. Great quality.
Sucj a thorough review, This looks great and seems to be a perfect fridge/freezer set up for camping and travel in general.
It really is!
The thought of having to tape up the 12V connection is really rinky dink. I have not heard of other maker’s products with this issue but there have been purchasers of this unit with this problem. I Iceco needs to correct this issue.
Every 12v device I have tends to get loose. Every. Single. One. I had another 12v fridge that had that issue - it is actually very common. They (all manufacturers) need to give up this antiquated way of connecting. Maybe go with an XT60 or something else.
Nice review. It may be made in a german or chinese factory but the danfoss brand is from Denmark.
I have no idea where the parts are made.
Thank You for The Great Review!!
What is the power consumption on this unit? How long does it run on jackery 300?
Does it actually maintain the temps that you enter on the top?...or fluctuate?
Thanks for helping me choose this refrigerator. But how do you set it to eco mode I can't find it.
I gave mine away to some friends - I now have the VL60D. Click this link to see the manual for the GO20. It will explain everything to you.
cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0053/1536/2906/files/ICECO_GO20.pdf?v=1634021153
Blessings Charles I am going on a roadtrip but didnt have time to install my solar , wondering how long this fridge stays cool with out power?
thank you for your amazing video !
I am sorry, I really do not know. I know it will stay colder longer if it is filled up. Are you running it with your car cigarette outlet/plug? When I am not driving, I use an Ecoflow lithium to run my fridge. I would run a test at home before your trip to find out. Good luck and have a safe trip.
We will be on a boat and want this to make ice. So if I put several 10 oz plastic containers of water into this, would it be able to freeze the water? I've read reviews that it has a hard time maintaining 0 degrees. I don't know, maybe ice will no problems at 5-10 degrees.
Makes ice just fine.
Looks great but I'm worried about some type of mounting system. How could I securely mount this unit to a slide out shelf?
Hmm . . . maybe build a boundary kind of base around the bottom of the GO20 that can hold it tight. Maybe a rubber gasket to hold it in tight and yet not scratch it.
Well done not over explaining things. Some guys are so annoying but not you👍
Thanks - I am a retired teacher and try to keep things basic and not annoying! : )
What are the internal measurements? wondering if a 1/2 gal of milk can stand upright? thank you
I have not had that go 20 for a long time. We now have the 60 VLD model. Just go to their website and you will see the dimensions. They make great units.
I have a 12 volt battery that I took out of my Ford F-150. It still holds a charge. Could I use that battery just by itself for a few hours as a back up source of power.
I really cannot say for sure, but with the right accessories I would expect you to be able to do that. I just like the all-in-one Ecoflow lithium units.
How do these portable car camping refrigerators work putting them outside during the day when it's hot in the car or leaving them outside at night when it's cool and they wouldn't require much energy?
You would just want them in as much shade as possible. Obviously, the hotter they get the more the compressor will have to work. Outside at night - no issues.
Sounds like the app doesn’t have the capability to send you an alert notifications ? It would be infinitely more useful if it could send notifications for:
•when the temperature moves outside of a user-specified range
•when the 12V input voltage drops below the specified low dropout
•when the BT device goes out of range (eg when it stops responding)
Also, when you set it in fast cool mode, does it automatically return to normal eco mode once it’s attained the correct temp or do you also have to manually turn it back to eco ?
That would be a great improvement for the app, yes. I don't know the answer too your eco/fast cooling question. Once it gets to the desired temp, it would not keep fast cooling though. I never use the fast cooling because I plug it in the night before we leave so it is ready to load and go the day of the trip departure.
@@charlesmoman thanks for the reply. I wonder if they might be more receptive to your suggestions, since you’re an influencer that they are in contact specifically for this purpose ? Your effort to communicate the notification suggestions might make the product an even greater value for the whole community, and further extend their lead over their competition.
@@fiveangle I will mention it to them.
Great review! One question, is it tall enough inside to have a half gallon of milk container standing up?
I am not home now, but I am pretty sure that would work. When I am home in couple of days I will check.
@@charlesmoman Thanks for the quick reply.
@@andyd4298 Most half gallons have a screw on lid, so it could be laid in its side too.
It appears to be about a half inch short for a half gallon of milk, to bad. That’s a deal breaker. Huge mistake!
Unfortunately my dual zone quit working after 1 year😖.
They replaced mine after it fan issue - out of warranty. Try customer support and see if they will help.
@@charlesmoman thanks brotha
Thanks for the review. How loud is the compressor sound? Do you hear an audible difference between running dual zone versus single zone? I just set it up and it is louder than I thought it would be. Just trying to figure out if the sound is normal. Thanks
It’s a real compressor so it can’t be ultra quiet. It certainly is quieter than the ac that was in my mini camper. It’s fine with us - nice white noise. On a hot night, I don’t mind.
Thanks for the great review! I recently purchased the Iceco VL45 and Jackery 1000 explorer. I already have some renogy solar panels, but purchased two 100 watt Jackery panels because I like that they fold up for space saving. I really went back and forth between the GO20 and the VL45. Since I often travel with the grandchildren or friends I decided to go with the larger VL45, but it won't surprise me if I add the GO20 to my stash at some point soon. Iceco is such a great product and I'm so pleased that I did a lot of research before making a decision.
We really like our GO20, but it is a wee bit small for longer trips. We are doing a Ford Transit van conversion right now. ICECO is one of my corporate partners and they supplied us with a VL60D - much larger and built like a tank. You can see the van build series here on my channel. We are going with Ecoflow lithiums units with this build (another corporate partner) using 2 Delta 1300s, a River 600 Max and a R600 Pro with the extra EF 1500 battery. So we have LOTS of lithium power for the van. Lots.
@@charlesmoman Have fun! I'm enjoying your videos :)
Hey Charles great review? I was wondering if you think the Jackery 240 would be ok to keep this guy running over night?
Thanks for your time!
I’m sure it would. It is well made and insulated. I now use Ecoflow units - crazy fast recharging times.
@@charlesmoman Awesome! Thanks for the quick response!
@@charlesmoman Hey Charles, can I ask which model of the EcoFlow you’re running with this?
@@therealgeronimo1127 I have the Delta 1300, River Max and River Pro.
And now we use the ICECO VL60D - much larger.
Can't get my app to connect to the fridge. I've tried everything I can think of.
You need to contact support at ICECO. When I had that fridge I never had trouble connecting. Sorry I can’t help. We now use the ICECO VL 60 D and it does not have an app.
Thanks for the great video. I did not find the coupon code. Any available?
Daniel Osterhout They just gave me the links I added to the description below the video.
Approximately how long does your jackery power this in fridge/freezer combo mode?
Watch this new video for that exact answer for you - ua-cam.com/video/1YmP63OYcP4/v-deo.html
Did yours come in Fahrenheit by default? Mine did, but they are supposed to come in Celsius. I cannot get mine into "Advanced Settings" to change some features, I follow the instructions to the letter, but they just does not work.
Are you using the app on your phone? I am not home now - in Colorado - so I cannot check for you at the moment.
@@charlesmoman No, i wanted to do this per the instruction book and directly from the machine. And per the ICECO website the app is not working anyway right now. thank you.
@@charlesmoman I finally figured this out thx to a video ICECO made. It really is not easy, and you have to keep trying but it does work. Not user friendly at all. You can see my comments on this video. I really do LIKE this fridge, just HATE the instructions.
ua-cam.com/video/WjmnIcYxnQs/v-deo.html
I'm testing the GO20 I bought. First, if I understand this, when the fridge is in "stand-by' mode (I assume that means it's turned on and waiting for instructions) you push both the right and left temp arrows in the right compartment to go into settings for battery and eco vs max modes. But nothing happens when I push the arrows. Also, what code do I need to pair this on Bluetooth?
Why do none of these Go20 videos how anyone actually opening up the sub-settings for battery protection etc?
The manual is here: fccid.io/2ATOGGO20/User-Manual/User-Manual-4451384
I did not need a code for the app. I just turn on the GO20, go to my iPhone bluetooth settings and select the fridge. Works every time for me.
@@charlesmoman , Nothing in my Bluetooth says "fridge". And it asked for a password or code. IDK. Thanks though.
@@muserwood I am sorry you are having problems. Call ICECO. 866-494-3797
Do you find the capacity of the GO20 sufficient for you two? I'm torn between this model and the VL45 or even VL60. Thank you.
We have a trip coming up soon, that will last 2 1/2 weeks to Colorado. But we will always be close to food and not out in the boondocks. So we can do fine with the smaller unit, but we are considering taking the new unit that I just reviewed along with us. Then when we would have one be a full freezer and the other be a refrigerator. I’m trying to get ICECO to send me the go 12, and that would be space wise better for us. I agree that the go 20 is a bit small, but it all depends on access to food in your area. For us it will work fine I believe.
The VL60 is huge and heavy. It is nice but I would say not portable. I came back to get this one. I wanted dual zone so this is the next level.
I was going to order a iceco from amazon but they won't ship to California. Does anyone know why?
They ship FROM California - are you sure?
Unfortunately I found it too small. Great looking product though. Ended up returning it. Stuck with my yeti.
I was thinking the same thing. I have a 45 QT RTIC and looking for a dual zone 45 QT fridge freezer dual zone. Too bad they don't make it.
It is small, but for our style of camping and space, it works perfectly. They have a new iCooler that is similar and 42l. Look for my video about it. It looks like a Yeti. : )
Will a half gallon jug of milk fit standing up?
No. Laying it on its side will work.
how loud or quiet is this unit
It is quiet - high quality Danfoss compressor.
How is this unit holding up?
It still works great. We have now moved up to the VL60D. We now have a Ford transit that we converted over the winter time and now camp in that. We sold our small Runaway camper last spring. We are doing longer trips now and needed more storage so the VL 60 D is a fridge and freezer and is awesome.
@@charlesmoman
I've also purchased a Ford Transit Cargo Van (I'm putting together a rig that serve half camper half cargo van for my musical endeavors) and purchased a couple of ICECO GO20s to ultimately use as a Refrigerator and Freezer respectively.
Since I only have a 500W Jackery with the folding 100W Solar Panel, initially I'm only going to run one of the ICECO units until I get a better House Power unit going.
I'm in the process of moving and had my ICECO delivery to a friend's house. I plugged the Unit in at his house on the 120VAC Power Brick about a day ago. My thought was put the entire unit (divider in place) to 0c (I've also not figured how to run the Unit's menu system, for things like Celsius to Fahrenheit, adjusting power consumption) and he texted me that a Circuit Breaker in his house had tripped.
I had planned to get the Unit as cold as possible and head back there sooner and retrieve the unit.
I had the Power Brick plugged in to a 10' Two Conductor "Lamp Style" extension cord in his garage that looked like it fed into a light circuit.
Hopefully I didn't damage the Compressor or something like that.
Years ago my mother got a used Kenmore residential Refrigerator (standard 120VAC) and Killed it by running it on a Long Extension Cord. Hopefully I didn't put my unit through a similar situation.
Enjoyable review. I order a Go 20 unit from the ICECO site direct.
Do you have contact information ICECO direct?
Unit was received, DOA, would not powerup.
I do not have any special access - I do not work for them. Try messaging them on their FaceBook page. I have found many companies respond better that way.
The only negative about this product, and all Iceco refrigerators, is the cheesy Chinese spyware application that goes with it. Why can't Iceco produce a genuine American phone application for their refrigerators like Dometic does? Iceco, are you listening? Why does it need your location to run the application?
More than $2,000 in Canada!
That is crazy!
Saw that price - and another at $795!
Great vid, any coupons codes 😁
No - do a search of other GO20 video reviews and see if they have any. Sorry.
500 🙄
I have seen flash sales on Amazon for $399 - you never know when they will do that.