Anker SOLIX EverFrost 2 58L Cooler with Road Trip Kit, 61 qt Car Refrigerator, Electric Cooler with 288Wh Battery, Powered by AC/DC or Solar (B0DXF7XZJZ)

Ok i dont recommend using this expensive item as i have! But I'll tell ya, it has been on inside my room at room temp for 5 months straight 24/7 at -4 on the freeze side and 31 on the fridge side! Keeping my glasses frozen and my Dr. Pepper at a chilled 31 F. And has not stopped but once. And the reason it stopped working was i accidentally placed 2, 1 gallon water jugs in front of the exhaust outlet. Do not do this i repeat DO NOT DO THIS! Mine overheated and shut down. I was lucky and the safety shutdown kicked in and saved my unit. After I unplugged the unit, waited about 15, 20 minutes. Plugged back in and in 30 to 40 minutes it was back running great again. So yes its 1100 bucks but just for the 5 months at -4 F one side and 31 F on the other. WOW! And the thing is portable. I got 2 batteries with mine. Both batteries will last how I got it set for like 18 to 20 hours. I also got 4 200 watt solar panels so I can charge it if I take it camping. See but I cheat. I got a dji power 2000 power station so I never run out of power. But remember this you can charge the batteries and run the unit on AC power as well. This cooler/ freezer/fridge dual zone cooler is awesome as you know what! Now dont yell at me if im wrong here but I swear I saw a solar umbrella you can add to it. But I cant find it again. But think about that. Laying at the beach with your cooler with freezer and fridge in the breeze with a solar umbrella charging and running your cooler/freezer! Can't beat it with a stick!

No issues with it. If utilizing the battery be sure to purchase more than 1. The fridge and freezer options work great and keep items cold and up to temperature. Easy to clean surfaces with drains at the bottom. Two separate compartments with individual settings. Has an app that notifies you of temperature and battery life remaining. Its a little pricey but overall ok value for the money.

This thing has been fantastic for it's intended usage, but it's awfully large for having such small storage areas. It's nice to be able to go to multiple different stores and not have to worry about the refrigerated and frozen foods I've bought, even in the middle of summer. The Bluetooth range is absolute garbage (you have to basically be right next to it), but it connects to my WiFi just fine while sitting in the back of my vehicle in the garage where other devices have trouble connecting. The biggest problem I've had is that it slides around a lot while driving and wore significant spots into the back hatch of my vehicle. I put some of those thick adhesive felt pads intended for the bottom of chairs and table legs on the front of it to prevent futher damage. I don't drive often enough or far enough to keep the 2 batteries properly charged all the time, but they're easy enough to remove and charge inside the house. The handles on the batteries are a nice touch. It's definitely heavy, but I didn't buy it to do much more than sit in the back of my vehicle, except for the rare long trip where I'll probably take it out at my destination to use as a mini fridge/freezer.

This is a great cooler and solidly put together. The storage capacity is perfect and the battery holds a great charge. You can't go wrong with this. Add to the fact you don't need to add ice is better. Keeps all the contents dry.

As of right now I do like this product. It worked perfectly on my camping trip. Kept ice cream frozen and drinks cold as ice. It’s very expensive though and now wondering if I truly needed it cause it won’t be used for awhile. It does exactly what it suppose to do though. The freezer will make the batteries die a lot faster. I was able to charge it at my camp site.

Great product took it to the beach works great

Living WA, and excited for outdoor adventures, I recently purchased the Anker Solix EverFrost 2 58L cooler. The dual-zone temperature control and battery power were major selling points. However, my initial experience has been quite disappointing. While one compartment seems to be functioning (currently at -4°F with a set temp of 40°F - likely still cooling down), the second compartment (B) is stubbornly stuck at 54°F despite being set to 0°F for over an hour. This lack of temperature change in one zone renders a key feature of this cooler completely unusable. This issue is particularly frustrating as it mirrors a problem I'm already experiencing with another recent Anker purchase, the Solix 100W solar panel, for which I currently have an open claim. Having two brand new Anker products fail to perform as expected has significantly dampened my enthusiasm and trust in the brand. The concept of a battery-powered, dual-zone cooler is fantastic, but the execution in my case seems flawed. I'm hoping Anker customer service can provide a swift and satisfactory resolution to this issue, as my initial excitement has quickly turned to disappointment. I will update this review based on their response and the eventual functionality of the cooler. For now, I cannot recommend this product based on my current experience. ***UPDATE*** Anker Everfrost 2 58L Update: Great Service, Lingering Issues I previously shared my initial thoughts on the Anker Everfrost 2 58L, and I wanted to provide an update on my experience, particularly regarding customer service and ongoing issues. On the positive side, I must commend Anker's customer service. They have been incredibly responsive and helpful in addressing the initial problems I encountered. They promptly arranged for a replacement unit to be sent, which I greatly appreciated. Their communication has been clear and they genuinely seem committed to resolving my concerns. However, despite receiving a brand new Anker Everfrost 2 58L, I am still experiencing significant issues. This time, the problem seems to be related to temperature regulation. I have set the target temperature to 40°F (around 4°C), but the unit consistently drops far below that and stays there. I've observed it plummeting to as low as 26°F (-3°C), which is essentially freezing my food and drinks – the opposite of what I intend. This new issue is obviously a major concern, as it renders the cooler unusable for its intended purpose of refrigeration. I am currently back in contact with Anker's customer service team, and they are actively working with me to diagnose and hopefully resolve this new temperature control problem. I remain hopeful that they will be able to find a solution. Adding to my frustrations, I've also noticed that the battery life is not performing as expected. Even with moderate use and keeping the temperature at the problematic 40°F setting, the battery seems to drain relatively quickly. This is disappointing, as the long-lasting battery was a key selling point for me. Overall, my experience with the Anker Everfrost 2 58L has been a mixed bag. While the customer service has been excellent and their willingness to replace the initial unit is commendable, the persistent technical issues are a significant drawback. I am currently in limbo, hoping that Anker can identify the cause of this new temperature malfunction. For now, I cannot fully recommend the Anker Everfrost 2 58L due to these ongoing and fundamental problems with its core functionality. I will continue to update this review as the situation progresses.

Even though the two batteries I have only lasted two days @ 24°F, compared to the 4 days advertised, it was still a great experience. The multitude of options to charge made the experience less difficult. The idea of having frosty drinks and freezer cool meats no matter what, worked out great! Definitely recommend!