Coleman 40qt Thermoelectric Cooler & Warmer, Keeps Contents Up to 40F Cooler or 140F Hotter, No Ice Required, Plugs into Vehicles & Trucks

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1. Anonymous Verified Buyer – 1 March 2024

   Great cooler.
   More than expected.
   

2. Cassandra carlos Verified Buyer – 22 June 2024

   Really great use love it
   

3. Samuel Rodríguez Verified Buyer – 2 August 2024

   Producto de muy buena calidad, cumple su función al 100, solo hay que tener cuidado con el conector que va en el encendedor del vehículo, es muy endeble y frágil, además de tener un buen lote de fusibles del 8 porque se quema uno por semana aproximadamente, estoy por el aumento de temperatura en el conector.
   

4. Joan van Hilten Backhurst Verified Buyer – 1 December 2024

   We bought this to replace the 2 way fridge in our pop up camper. We can’t get the thing to work. It would be a ID10T issue but more than likely it’s just given up the ghost. So we got this Coleman electric cooler to keep our perishables cool. It did the trick. My Mike’s Hard Blue Freeze’s were in tip top shape for coolness and chill factor. Even the eggs, dips, condiments and veggies crisp. Worth every penny.
   

5. KB Verified Buyer – 19 February 2025

   Took this with me over a three day drive one province over during a heatwave. Kept my medication, milk, and juice cool while driving. Had no issues and was easy to set up and use. Removable rack allowed me to customize the inside to my needs and the cooler retained the coolness very well when not turned on for a while.

   Definitely a great buy!
   

6. This cooler works great for weekenders and groceries Verified Buyer – 7 March 2025

   I took this cooler on a week-long canal boat cruise bookended by five-hour car drives. It just kept cooling for days on end. My car is small, so it sat on the passenger seat plugged into the 12 volt along with several other devices via a splitter. Mid-way through the drive all my 12-volt items went dead. Turned out the load had blown out the splitter, which blew the car’s 12-volt fuse. Oops! A visit to an auto parts store and limiting the 12-volt to just the cooler and we were good. On another trip, on a sailboat, the cooler went dead one day. It turned out to be the fuse. The boat had probably experienced a power surge when we turned on the AC power system when plugged in at a dock. I ordered a pack of fuses and now keep them in the cooler in a zipper bag. Note, though that you must not put ice in this cooler—the melted ice will damage the mechanism. You can use pre-frozen sealed ice packs. I have also used ice in zipper bags and the cooler kept it frozen for quite a while. Point is, if it won’t cool, its utility as a cooler is limited. It becomes a storage box. The canal boat had an inverter so the cooler was plugged in to a 110 outlet. A couple times during the week it made a vibrating sound so I unplugged it for a couple hours. The box’s insulation retained the cool while it rested. We stored fruit, vegetables, dairy products, salsa, end a crew member’s medication in it. It doubled our refrigeration capacity. Tips: buy the AC adapter and some spare fuses. Be sure everyone knows not to put ice in it, and be careful about spilled liquids.

   

7. WOODY Verified Buyer – 7 May 2025

   Excelente refrigerador portátil