Igloo ICF40 41QT Iceless Electric Compressor Cooler W/Protective Cover, Rugged Blue
- Brand:
- Igloo
- Model Number:
- VIPRB-ICF40
- UPC:
- 034223507015
- EAN:
- 0034223507015
- Walmart SKU:
- 12035250193
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Highest Price
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$415.99 | |
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$287.00 | |
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$415.99 |
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Customer Insights: Rated 4.5/5 from 61 reviews.
My family and I love road trips. This cooler is one of the best purchases I've made. We no longer have to buy ice to keep our drinks cold on the road. It also came in handy this Thanksgiving because we ran out of space in our fridge for all the leftovers, so we plugged the cooler in and stored some of the leftovers! I gave it 4 stars because I've only had this a few months, and for the price (even on sale), I hope it will last a few years.
Easy to transport, runs on AC or DC. The best thing is no ice is required. I used the cooler on the floor of my back seat in my F150 for a road trip of 1900 plus miles one way. Sub sandwiches kept for 24 hours without difficulty. I kept an open can of dog food that was covered with an appropriate lid cold until my Pomeranians could finish the can(2 days). Cold drinks were definitey readily available.
Love ❤️ it! Was better than we expected. It worked very well. We put a big bag of ice in the cooler the night before our trip. Next morning, we put frozen food in it with ice packs, several frozen bottles water and more ice. Most of our frozen food remained frozen for at least 3 days in a 95° F. Bags of ice and frozen bottled water stayed frozen a few days longer. Was very happy with this cooler.
Couldn't believe I found the ICF40 at Sam's for less than the price of the smallest ICF anywhere else (on clearance maybe?). I bought it to take with me while traveling to south Florida for hurricane relief work, and it worked like a champ for the week and a half I was on the road. I used an external battery pack (Ryobi 300w power bank) to keep it going during the day so I wouldn't have to leave my truck running, and it drew very little power, so the power bank had no problem keeping it powered and the Igloo maintained refrigerator-cold temps all day, even when my truck was parked in the sun. This was way better than filling with ice every day.
Ok, a compressor based cooling system in a cooler that can run on AC or DC. That's awesome. And it does work well. Caught it on sale. While I like it, full price is just too much for a cooler / portable refrigerator
Does a great job cooling and keeping its temp down when unplugged. I wish it had an internal battery, but chills drinks very quickly when plugged it. Also like that it comes with a protective cover. The one I bought from Amazon didn't have it and Walmart had it for cheaper.
Got this on clearance at a club that I happened to be traveling by. When I grasped the concept of an iceless cooler I couldn't pass it up. When I saw that the temperature was selectable down to 0 degrees F, I knew I had to try it. So far I am excited. When I opened it and saw that it even came with a cover I knew I had hit the jackpot. I fired it up and from 75 to 0 was achieved without anything in it in about 30 minutes. I warmed it up to 38 and loaded it with drinks and food and ran it all night long and it is doing great. I have an aux plug in my truck and it will be my riding companion going forward. It doesn't have wheels, but I am used to lugging around a cooler that I would put 40lbs of ice in, so I am good. I bought a utility wagon to move the heavier ice cooler around, so I am already set. We are on a week long trip, so I will put it through it's paces. LETs GO!
Works great and easy to plug into car when traveling.
Works as advertised - keeps the unit at the temp we set - no issues with the unit.
The pull handle popped off the first time I used it. The screws that secure the handle go into a thin sheet of plastic and Styrofoam. No backing and no support behind the screws. Terrible design. This rolling cooler is worthless without a pull handle. Waste of money.
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