We've been testing this for well over a week now, and are satisfied that it should work well for a long time. We will be using it for camping, so we will have it set up without the divider, and have it set for normal refrigerator temps. In ECO mode, the unit is allowed to fluctuate several degrees, but not so much that we would be worried about our food. It's fairly quiet running in the house, but that opinion may change if we're running it inside our tent at night. A couple of things to consider if you plan on keeping the divider in, and running the left side as a freezer: since the digital control is only regulating the left side, the temp on the right will be several degrees warmer. Plus, the right side is a considerably smaller area (the compressor hump takes up quite a bit of space). It takes a little practice to get used to making adjustments, but isn't difficult once you get the hang of it. I recommend getting one or two cheap thermometers that you can use to check the accuracy of the temp settings. They're not perfect, but close enough for our purposes.Kudos to Stella, the rep who responded when we contacted the company with questions. She is very helpful, and fairly quick with her responses.All in all, we a very happy with the 48qt unit so far, and it appears to be well made.UPDATE: 6/13/24We have now taken the fridge with us on two 3-day tent camping trips, and are still very happy with it. We plug it in (in the house) the night before we leave, and start loading it as soon as it gets cold. Again, we're not using it as a divided freezer/fridge, just a refrigerator only (without the divider). We load it with milk, meats, cheeses, and whatever else we can fit in there. In the morning (right before we're ready to leave), we load it into the Subaru Outback, right behind the driver's seat, so we can plug it into the accessory (cigarette lighter) outlet. That way, it stays cold all the way to the campground. We use a dedicated heavy duty cord to power it (in other words, nothing else plugged in to the same circuit), and it keeps things cold, even when the temps hit the upper 80's. We try to keep it in the shade during the day, and in out tent at night (and when we're away from the campsite. The only real weakness we've found is that the handles do not instill confidence when carrying while full. The way they're designed puts an odd stress on the handles, and they could come out of their swivel point if over torqued. We try to carry it with a hand underneath the unit if we're lifting it up into the car or similar. TBH, neither handle has popped out of place (yet), but you can see how it could. Other than that, we still highly recommend the unit.