🔌 K-box Electric Cooler Warmer Wheels Car Home - 48 Quart (45 Liter) - Extended 6 FT. Long Cables Dual 110V AC House 12V DC Vehicle Plugs (Grey White Blue) Review

Used on an overland trip to visit my mum. Bought it for drinks and to take cheese home. He survived a pit change, a 360 degree spin, a 2 1/2 rollover accident in Wisconsin. The top parted, but then snapped back. Worked all the way home again. Have recommended it to some friends on wheels who need a little extra cooling. Good product!

We just got back from a nearly 4,000 mile 2 week trip to the Canadian Rockies which is why we bought this cooler. It was wonderful! (Ride AND cooler) We've stored bottled water, soda, sandwich meat, snacks and a few medicines in it that need to be chilled and it's worked great. Well, having said that, I have to point out a few things that are important to anyone who might want to buy one: It uses a decent amount of electricity and WILL drain your car's battery overnight (I have a lithium-ion…

The cooler arrived a day after ordering and we quickly found that both power cords were under a hinged cover on the top of the cooler. We took a pack of 6 liter soda bottles into the hot garage and put them in the fridge. We plugged it in, set it to cool and went to bed. In the morning the soda was very cool, even cold, and everything was as it should be. I think when we go traveling we will put pre-chilled food and drinks in the fridge and plan to take them to the hotel to the power grid at…

cool box received today. I bought it for our trailer when we go camping. Anyone who has camped outside knows how difficult it is to keep everything frozen for long periods of time. Seems like another ice pack needs to be added every day. (no, I don't have cheap coolers either). I unpacked it, put it in the living room and threw in a digital thermometer. It was 74 degrees. Turned it on and came back 2 hours later to check and it was at 42. After 4 hours it never dropped below that temp. It seems

My old Coleman is over 20 years old and still works after driving over 100,000 miles and many thousands of hours of off-vehicle use but seems to be getting old so I got a new Coleman and a K -Box purchased (K-Box looks the same as Knox.) Coleman and K-Box look and measure the same inside and out, despite K-Box's claim of "48" quarts and Coleman's "40" quarts. them empty, in my basement at 64 degrees F overnight and a thermometer installed below, Coleman dropped to 19 F and drew 76 watts from…