Opened it. Smelled used, like mold. Quickly put it back and closed it. Should have bought a simple cooler with reusable ice blocks. Going to donate it to Goodwill.

Good cooler. Keep food, water cold as long my shift last. Recommend

I bought this for my husband who is in a truck all day for work. Now his lunch stays cold and he loves it!

cette glaciere a pris feu dans mon auto apres une demi heure d utilisation je ne sais pas pourquoi j aimerais en recevoir une autre et vous retourner la glaciere defectueuse merci

The fans are slightly loud and the cooling mechanism can build up with ice and the fan will then stop spinning.

this is not worth your money! I used it twice and it made an awful smell and was smoking, all the food was hot. Its portability is good, would be great for traveling the noise level was very quiet. IT QUITS WORKING

This plug in cooler bag is perfect for car trips. My husband drives a lot and the cooler keeps all his food and drinks cold. Remember to unplug when getting out because you may find you need a new battery!

To test this cooler, I took a bottle of baby formula from my fridge and put it into the cooler, which had been plugged in overnight. I checked it about 6 hours later and it was barely cooler than room temp. Never having been opened, moved or touched, it did not cool the inside of the cooler enough, and definitely did not keep the baby bottle cool. Does not work as intended. I'm not expecting sub zero, obviously, but somewhere below 40 would be nice.

The cooler is really nice. Easy to use, works well, kept my food cold on a long roadtrip.That said, I would not recommend you purchase one of these if you don't like constant anoying noise in your car. There are one or two electric fans built inside the unit, and they work, but their design is faulty. The fan blades hit their enclosure while running and make a LOT of noise, that is totally distracting while driving my car and trying to listen to music. The problem with the fans is, their manufactured blade-to-housing clearance tolerance is too tight, an the fan bearings themselves are really sloppy.I found that if the cooler was set upright as it should be, the fans' blades hit their enclosure so much that the fans actually slowed down from the mechanical friction, and made horribly loud noises. If I put the cooler on it's side, the fans got quieter and sped up a bit. I ended up putting the cooler upside-down on the back seat of my car, and doing that made the fans much quieter- livable but still annoying.I am a retired electronics design engineer, and I've specified snd used a LOT of 12 volt DC fans in my history. A quality fan of this size should be dead quiet. Cheap fans always have this problem. My guess is the fans in this unit probably use sloppy shaft bushings rather than ball bearings. Cheap fans made with shaft bushings are notorious for this kind of problem. Gravity makes the fan shaft change position as it's turned on its side or upside down, and with too-tight blade clearances this is exactly the kind of noise cheap fans make.I'm not going to send this back to Amazon for a replacement, because Im pretty sure another one of these units will behave just the same. It's not worth the shipping cost to Amazon, or the energy it takes to return and replace one of these.Instead, I will void my warrenty, take the cooler apart, and replace the cheap fans with decent ones that work. I'm a total hardware hacker and doing stuff like this is very satisfying to me.Unless you're able an willing to do this, don't buy one of these- get something more expensove an better made....FURTHER NOTES:I took the thing apart and there is only one fan motor,with doubel shafts and two fan blades. and indeed, the motor was made with junky plastic bearings that have much too much slop.Instead of trying to change the bearings, I instead just scrapped the entire motor and fan bades, and replaces them with two silent brushless DC pancake fans, one inside the cooler and on on the outside.It now works really well.Last, the thing was made to be very difficult to take apart. There are 6 or so metal screws that hold the fan mechanism into the soft case. But once those screws were installed, the manufacturer pushed in plastic plugs over the screw tops that are not removable. I had to pry thee screws out and damage the threaded plastic holes that the screws went into. I replaced the original screws with some slightly larger in diameter, so they will thread in and hold. This was an easy job for a geek, but not a job for the meek.Bottom line, if you are not a hacker and willing to modify the chiller fans, dont bother buying one of these. They will do nothing but annoy you. Bad design. Just sayin...