Koolatron Kool Wheeler

I really like this product. Having it do hot and cold is a great feature. It gets pretty cold (haven't used the hot yet) and it is very quiet. Capacity is good. I would recommend buying the AC adapter to that you can pre-cool and pre-heat it prior to a road trip. The little door is great for quick access. I haven't needed to use it like a mini-fridge yet but it's good to know that it's possible. Good bang for the buck.

Good product, reasonable price. Have only used the cooler, not the warmer feature, but it worked as promised.

Not only was I very pleased with the performance of the cooler-it kept the temperature of the contents in the high thirty's or lower forty's(depending on the outside temperature). However, one disappointment-the first time I used the cooler I noticed the hinges on the larger door were broken/cracked. I don't know if this was received as damaged or we broke them on our first trip using the cooler. I received a set of replacement hinges within three days after I contacted Koolatron customer service. Their service and support is great and they were very pleasant to work with. All in all, I do not regret making this purchase.

I love the product, but was so terribly disappointed in Amazon and their service...or lack thereof. It was a horrible experience with lie after shipping date lie. I didn't end up receiving my product in time for the event I'd ordered it for - my parent's anniversary - thus missing the opportunity to give it to them in time for their big trip they were embarking on. All in all, it was devastating.

Thermoelectric function works fine - good as a previously owned Coleman: but has several shortcomings: (1)the cheap latch, (2) very small plastic wheels that aren't easily pulled over curbs and are embarasingly noisy when pulled over most hard surfaces (vs larger rubber wheels which would have eliminated both issues, (3) the re-designed right side handle from the previously two part extendable (shown on Amazon and other sites) to a single longer handle that is also used to unhandily prop the lid open, (4) related to #3 are very thin plastic straps used to limit the lid opening to less than 90 degrees (propped open by the handle) instead of larger ones that would allow the lid to open past 90 degrees and rest in the open position retained by larger straps. I think the market would pay another $5-10 for these convenience features.