pretty exspensive cooler if u have to buy all those batteries 😅 although the portability is a head turner😊

It's cool but you can get like 2 days with a bag of ice.

Hi Brian, I was just looking at this cooler yesterday so this review is right on time. As far as the temp discrepancy, I’ve noticed with my 12v coolers that the display matches the actual inside temp more closely when the cooler has food and stuff inside. Thanks for the review, I’ll probably order one tonight.

Thumbs-up ! Good Testing. Interesting however; the entire control panel of your Bodega has exactly the control buttons position, matching icons and LCD read-out presentation as my new Alpicool. Example: yours showing 'MAX', meaning after you open the doors, or first turn-on, you opted to leave it on MAX, the default maximum energy to recovering temperatures, rather than the toggled option to Eco. But you have a internal light when you open the fridge door. I need to hold a flashlight and door open, while I use other hand to make the grab.

They got Milwaukee?

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It will fit 2x Dewalt 20V Max 8Ah batteries.

Very interesting cooler. Since they make dewalt adapters, I wonder if they’ll do other brands as well like Milwaukee. Have you actually put anything in it yet to see if it freezes when set at 34 degrees

The biggest thing I've noticed with cheap fridges is the temperature accuracy. At the 10:10 mark you showed how low the temperature was below the actual set point. I'll pass on that. Cool that it takes tool batteries though!

I just got this and the box was delivered up side down, is that going to be a problem it if turn it right side up for a day then use it?

Will the AC adapter for the fridge charge those batteries?

Crap, that's a good deal, especially with the 5 yr compressor warranty. I wonder how long it would take to recharge the DeWalt 4ah or 5ah battery using a EF or Bluetti battery unit, say if one were camping and needed a recharge. 🤔

They are 359 now the bigger one .