Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great refrigerator with two independent sections with temperature controls.

Saved our bacon when the fridge went out and we needed to save the goods.

I almost went with a generic amazon cooler, but decided it was worth to spend extra to make sure my kids drinks and foods were fresh unspoiled. So far so good. I’m happy with this purchase

Great cooler/freezer !!!! Well built and dependable!!

The Anker SOLIX Everfrost 2 Electric cooler is going to be such an amazing addition to our camping trips. I got this cooler just in time to take with us out to our camper for a few days. I knew this would be a large cooler (58L) but in my mind I wondered just how much would actually be able to fit in its two separate compartments when I opened the lids to see and how heavy was it going to be full? It didn’t seem like it had a lot of space. Boy, was I wrong. Upon taking the cooler out of the box, the battery was very minimally charged but after plugging it in for just a little over 2.5 hours we were at 100% and ready to go! You can definitely hear the fans when they turn on but it’s nothing that draws a lot of attention. The separate lids for the compartments each have a fan which cycles the cold air to evenly keep the temps controlled which was great! It has a bottle open built into the side of it as well as a few spots for some added accessories. I thought the road trip accessory kit was coming with the cooler, but unfortunately we didn’t receive that kit with this cooler. Not a game changer for me but would’ve been a nice addition. The solar panel will most definitely be a purchase for later down the road. I love the fact this cooler will charge with that option added to it. It just adds to its portability without having to rely on electricity to use it! Ankers app was absolutely easy and connected so easily to my phone. It gives you SO much information on the cooler so it’s definitely a must download when you go to use this cooler. The drawers for the batteries honestly feel cheap. The cooler only came with one battery. We used the other compartment for the charging cable for now until the second battery is purchased. With the weight of this cooler empty (approximately 60 pounds according to box), I feel like the pop up handle / table on the side of the cooler also feels a little cheaply made, not very heavy duty. I was concerned with it especially once we put the food and drinks in and the weight increased substantially. But again, I was wrong and it held up to a cooler full of food and drinks and made moving it around easier while using wheels. Now, when trying to lift this into your vehicle or in our case, our side by side with food and drinks inside, can you say TEAM LIFT? You definitely need help getting this thing off the ground if wheels are not an option, so keep that in mind. We had our basic “camping foods” including burgers, hotdogs, cheese and normal condiments on one side and we had a 12 pack of canned drinks along with 6 water bottles on the other side. Temps were set in the beginning to -1 on the side with the meats and 32 degrees on the side with the drinks. Needless to say, this things gets cold QUICK!! Much quicker than I thought it would. In about 17 mins, the side with the food dropped to -1 and from that point, we turned it up to 35 to keep the food cold but not frozen. The drink side was increased to 35 as well. Drinks were nice and cold and honestly, I had the space to fit a few other things in there even with the canned and bottled drinks in there. I definitely underestimated the storage ability upon first glance when we first opened the cooler. Another plus for me was that the drinks weren’t dripping wet from being in ice, the food was cold and not saturated from the ice. This was my favorite feature honestly. Everything staying nice and cold but without the wet, dripping issues from melted ice. Moving to day 2, approximately 22 hours after turning on and storing food, the cooler was still cooling and the battery was at 16% and we had it in smart mode. I will say in Virginia our temps were right around 63 at the most during the day and overnight dropped into the 40’s. I was very pleased with this cooler and the battery life. I’ll most definitely give an update to this review once we have it out in our 70-80 degree days while camping. I do believe that is when having a second battery will be beneficial. Over all, this cooler is expensive yes, BUT to me you’re getting a portable refrigerator/freezer not just a cooler. You can use it for camping, parties, road trips, or even during power outages. I think it’s definitely worth the investment. Anker makes great products and this cooler is most definitely one of them!

Best thing I ever got I didn’t like to have to buy ice all the time and now I’m good for the whole weekend

Great fridge worth ever penny for was better then I expected

This cooler is very nice and has been useful especially during the summer. It is nice to go to the grocery store and then put the perishable food in the cooler and not have to rush home but almost exactly two months and the power input no longer works and won’t power up or charge the battery so now I will have to try and exchange or warranty it.

The unit works like it was advertised. The battery is a plus.

Very good cooler for camping and tailgating, recommend it

Keeps my food refrigerated, fresh or both whenever I need!! Must buy

If the charging ports worked as expected, the cooler would be really nice. Unfortunately both coolers I received had defective XT-60 DC charging ports. I can't charge the cooler from a compatible solar panel or from the 12v DC port in the SUV. I contacted Anker's customer support and, after during email exchanges, I conducted several different requested tests using different charging products to verify the XT-60 DC charging port was dead, providing videos and written explanations each time. Anker finally agreed to provide an RMA. I sent the cooler back to them and they sent me a replacement cooler (brand new). When I received the replacement cooler, it had the exact same problem. Two new coolers received without the ability to charge them using the XT-60 DC port. This has been going on for over a month and I'm still waiting on the RMA for the second dead cooler. If you opt to buy an Anker cooler, pray you get a good one or expect to donate multiple hours of your time volunteering as an Anker technical support technician and videographer.

Very nice thanks so much i love this product it is how I was expecting

This is an awesome cooler for a number of reasons, However, it's big. 39inches wide,20 inches tall and about 18 inches deep (Back to front). Weighs nearly 70lbs. You'll want to make sure you have space in your vehicle for it. Small SUVs will lose a lot of space to this cooler. It cools down quick. Dual zone so you can freeze on one side and keep things cold on the other. Runs fairly quiet. Lids latch down solidly to keep the cool in. The Anker app works flawlessly to control it, or you can use the manual onboard controls. Plugged into a regular household outlet, the cooler will run and charge the batteries. For road trips the included 12v car accessory plug will keep it going so you don't have to worry about draining the battery/batteries. Solar panels aren't included, however a 100W solar panel will keep your batteries topped up and the cooler running during daylight hours. The batteries can also be charged via USB-c. A bonus to the batteries are they can be used as a power bank to re-charge your devices like phones and tablets. This would make a good addition to a van life build, Basic camper trailer, off grid cabin and such. To test out, once it got down to temp, I put in a room temp 16.9 oz water bottle on the freezer side set to 0degF. It froze the water solid in just under 6 hours. Now for the not so good. Anker claims 3.2 days with 2 batteries, however only 1 battery is included. In a temperature controlled room set to 70degF, the battery went from fully charged to empty between 18.5 and 19 hours. Doubling it with a second battery, or out in hot weather, those claims appear to fall a bit short. The cooler is not insulated really well, so once the battery is drained the internal temp will gradually creep up faster than a normal cooler. But no worries if you're near a power source to recharge. The not-so-good. A second battery is very expensive at $199.99 on Ankers website. That's over 20% of the cost of the cooler itself. Another detractor in my opinion are the wheel chocks. Good to have for sure, but there's no carry bag, way to attach them too the outside of the cooler, etc making them easy to misplace or lose. One thing for future iterations or as a buyable option would be a rack or shelf you can put in each side to help organize/separate your food items. All in all, this is a good cooler that I'd recommend. If it had come with 2 batteries this would be a solid 5 stars. As is, it's a 4.5.

Does the job well while connected to electric sources, little slow to lower temperatures and maintaining lower temperatures while on battery.

Works great, but too heavy and bulky for camping if you don’t have a trailer.

Recommend for everyone.Who is picnic all the time.

Freaking love this cool. I use it for cross country practice and can’t wait to take it camping

Really well built shell. Batteries are well integrated. Seems like a good design. Unfortunately, it’s kinda loud and doesn’t do a good job of holding temperature. Maybe I got a bad one? I understand my thermometer could be off by several degrees from what the unit is set at, but 15F high than set isn’t going to cut it. I could get either side close to a freezer temp, but couldn’t get consistent temperature. One night it must have reset for some reason, and the fridge and freezer sides switched so I woke up with melted ice and frozen milk.

This product just broke after 6 weeks. I lost 200 dollars of grass fed meat!! Total waste and very disappointing!!! Do not buy