As far as portable fridges go, ICECO has a good balance of features and price points. In my opinion, ICECO concentrates on the features that mattered the most.
The most important feature is the SEPCO compressor. It is one of the preferred compressors in high-end fridges. It is efficient and virtually silent. I would have to pay attention to notice it's on. It has a 10-year warranty to boot! This is one of two key features why I would spend my hard-earned money on it.
The second feature is the lid that can open in three positions, front, back, or entirely unhinged without any tools or configuration, just press the latch. It doesn't get any easier than that. This feature leaves the competitors in the dust.
The construction is a combination of a metal body with reinforced plastic edges and corners and plastic lids. It feels and looks robust and substantial.
The controls are easy to read and understand. It has most of the key features of the competitors minus the Bluetooth function. In my opinion, I just need the fridge to work. I can not be bothered with novelty features that turn out to be more hassle than it's worth. Look at it this way, It’s one less thing to break.
Minor quibbles are the handles and the textured aluminum interior. The handles are primarily plastic with a knurled cylindrical aluminum tube. I did not break it yet but it does have a little give when I lifted the 60 lb fridge. It might serve its function but it does not instill confidence.
The textured aluminum interior is good for even cold transfer within the compartments but it is prone to dents and it does have seams which may contribute to a less-than-ideal watertight seal. I do not know the construction behind the seams and I am not willing to test out my claims so this is just a baseless observation. Perhaps ICECO can shed some light on this subject.
In conclusion, with the price, and features, it’s a serious heavyweight contender and a good company to back the product.