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Color: VTTE 28 QT
Features
- NEW modular lid with cooling and heating function
- Cools 36 degrees F below surrounding temperature
- Heats up to 136 degrees F
- Cool Riser Technology improves cooling performance by elevating away from hot surfaces
- Cools without ice more room for food and drinks
Brand: Igloo
Color: VTTE 28 QT
Material: Plastic
Capacity: 28 Quarts
Product Dimensions: 12.78"D x 18.43"W x 17.07"H
Item Weight: 10 Pounds
Special Feature: Thermoelectric, Quiet Brushless Motor, Modular Lid with Cooling and Heating Function, Cool Riser Technology, Swing-Up Bail Handle Comfort Grip See more
Included Components: Cooler
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Model Name: 28 Qt Versatemp
Brand: Igloo
Color: VTTE 28 QT
Material: Plastic
Capacity: 28 Quarts
Product Dimensions: 12.78"D x 18.43"W x 17.07"H
Item Weight: 10 Pounds
Special Feature: Thermoelectric, Quiet Brushless Motor, Modular Lid with Cooling and Heating Function, Cool Riser Technology, Swing-Up Bail Handle Comfort Grip
Included Components: Cooler
Recommended Uses For Product: Camping
Model Name: 28 Qt Versatemp
Product Care Instructions: Wipe interior and exterior surfaces clean before storing and between uses. To prevent stains and odors, empty cooler of contents after use. Light dirt or stains can be cleaned with water or mild detergent. Tougher stains may be cleaned with diluted solution of baking soda and water. Ensure all cleaning agents are thoroughly rinsed and the cooler is dry before storage.
Pattern: 12V Coolers
Team Name: Igloo
UPC: 034223403904
Global Trade Identification Number: 04
Size: 28 qt
Manufacturer: Igloo
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 18.75 x 18.25 x 13.5 inches
Package Weight: 5.9 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 18.43 x 12.78 x 17.07 inches
Brand Name: Igloo
Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Number of Items: 1
Part Number: 00040390
Style: 28Qt Versatemp
Date First Available: May 5, 2021
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Color: VTTE 28 QT
We do a couple of multi day trips per year. While our kids were growing up, we used a Coleman Extreme cooler. It worked well. You would pack it up good and it would hold for days and days. The cooler was big and the sides were thick, but it still held plenty for us. It took up a lot of room in the car and it was a little bulky and I would typically leave it outside in the car, even if we stopped at a hotel or a motel on our journey. I would take it out of the car and sit it on the ground before heading out for the day to drain out the water using the drain spout. Periodically we would grab a bag or block of ice as needed when we stopped to get gas or supplies. In recent times, as our kids have grown up, we have found ourselves not really wanting to tote that big cooler around and deal with buying ice and draining water. Sometime back, on some trip, we didn't have a cooler with us because of this, and we had some stuff we bought that we needed to take home, so we bought a super cheap Styrofoam cooler somewhere. The cheapest of the cheap. No shell, no hinges, no latch for the lid, but it was small and easily stashed behind the front seat where it could be easily reached while driving. Even though we had similar sized plastic coolers, we would generally just use that one, because we figure we don't really care if it didn't make it home, or if we ended up giving it to someone. We were recently about to embark on a several day trip. One of our adult children was going to join us, so we didn't think that cooler would be enough. We didn't want to bring the big Coleman extreme, because we were going to need as much room in the car as possible on the return trip. We had been looking at these iceless coolers for awhile, both the thermo electric coolers and the compressor based refrigerators. I weighed all the pros and cons. I came very very close to buying a compressor based cooler instead of this one, but I finally settled on this one, with the knowledge that everywhere I would be using it, would be less than 75 degrees, either my air conditioned car, or a hotel, or an inn, or a Bed and Breakfast. It was designed to fit perfectly on the floor behind the front seat, and I already had a converter so I would be able to keep it powered in the car and in our rooms. The fact that it is less efficient and uses more power wouldn't be an issue. I also got this because it seemed there was less to go wrong with it than a compressor based unit, and because it didn't have the compressor, there was more usable interior volume for the same size exterior. Also most, not all, of the compressor based units, don't appear to have handles and are much more expensive, at least ones from a known brand. I would not say that having a compressor based cooler is not still in my future at some point, but I didn't think I needed one for this trip. With all that said, I just completed my first 4 day trip with this cooler. It worked Perfectly. I plugged it in in the house, the night before our departure. That morning I filled it with cold items from the fridge. A full 12 pack of bottled water, several 6 packs of 8 oz sodas, and some snacks. I was really surprised how much it could hold. Because it has a smaller base, it is taller, and it can make it a little challenging to reach stuff on the bottom when it is full, but it is as big as it can be and still fit behind the seat, and the extra height helps you maintain some of the volume you have to sacrifice to maintain that smaller footprint. Also the fact you don't have to give up any of the interior volume for ice helps a lot as well. Because of the fans on top, you also lose the ability to use it as any kind of seat, or to sit anything on top of it while packing your car. Again, small sacrifices for the convenience, and you don't want to bury it anyway so you can access it easily. We kept it plugged in for the 10-12 hour drive to our destination. It kept everything inside nice and cold. We would turn off the car for maybe an hour at a time at rest areas, or when we ate. When the car was off, our car cuts the power automatically, so we didn't have to worry about it draining the car battery and didn't need to unplug or turn off the cooler. It maintained the coolness no problem during these times it was not powered. Upon arriving at our destination, we brought it inside our room and plugged it in. Even though the room came with a refrigerator, we didn't even bother using it. Everything was cold enough in the cooler, there was no reason or need to transfer anything to the refrigerator in the room. Two days later, we moved to a new location, about an hour away. I didn't even bother plugging it in for that trip, but plugged it in again on arrival. The following morning, we again plugged it in in the car for another 10 hour or so drive. So all in all, for this type of trip, this worked perfectly for us. Note there was no time here, where the cooler had to be away from power while exposed to a warm environment, for more than an hour or so. I don't know how long it could stay cold if you had to leave it in your car while you were on a hike or seeing some sights. I would imagine you could keep some icepacks inside to help it through those times. For this initial trip we made, we knew in advance, we were not going to have those situations, so we didn't bother to bring any icepacks, and they were indeed not needed. I particularly remember at one point, a friend of ours was heading out to look for a convenience store so they could buy some more ice for their own cooler. They asked as they were leaving if we would like them to pick us up some ice for ours, an offer I likely would have taken them up on before. I was like, no, we are all set, our cooler doesn't need ice. It was a good feeling. So, there are definitely times were we have used our Coleman extreme ice chest, where this cooler probably wouldn't have been a suitable replacement. Like camping at a campsite without power for a few days. Leaving it in the hot car all day while the family is at an amusement park. For trips like we just did though, a road trip where it can be plugged in while driving, with a room with electricity as the final destination, and this cooler works like a champ.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2024 by A Y G
Color: TE 28 QT
Love this cooler. I can put it in the back of my truck and plug it in to the outlet. Cools pretty fast and eliminates the need for ice or ice packs. Good size and great value in my opinion.
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026 by Mikeazon
Color: TE 28 QT
I bought this product for a camping trip. I don't own a camper, but I do camp in a tent. All the campers surrounding me in the RV section were completely jealous that we had all the luxuries of having cold beer without having the cost of a 50000 dollar camper (after all, that's the only reason people buy campers, right? Cold beer?) I realize that camping in the RV section for the sole reason of having electricity is basically cheating, but this cooler makes it worth it. I bought the adapter on the URL below. It works well, and you can charge your phone too, with the two USB ports. This adapter was nice to have when using the cooler outside the car, where lighter ports aren't available, and the voltage for the adapter is spot on for this product. Overall, this is a great cooler. It keeps beer and other drinks cold, and will even chill warm drinks, though it may take a while. This product may seem pricey, but ice isn't necessarily cheap either. Where I'm at, an 8lb. bag of ice is around 2-3 bucks, and that would only last an afternoon, so if you use this cooler 10-20 times, the cost savings on ice outweighs the fact that this cooler is twice the price of a regular cooler, plus there is no mess. It fits a ton of beer and beer drinking accessories. Well over a 30 pack in fact. What else can I say about this... It looks great. It is not so large that the contents make it difficult to carry when full. By the way, I bought the largest size so that I could fit more beer, so weight should not be a problem. The one day we realized that it would be necessary to eat actual food instead of living strictly on beer calories, so we sacrificed a small amount of room in the cooler for some lunch meat. Needless to say, while the space could have been better utilized with additional brews, the cooler was able to keep food cold as well. This cooler is essentially a refrigerator, but do keep in mind that, just like grandma used to say, you need to keep the door closed, because you will easily let all the cold air out. Open the cooler door ONLY when you KNOW what you need, and shut it immediately afterwards like Pandora's box. I would recommend this product for anybody interested in the great outdoors and in showing everybody at the campground how trashy you are. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UKWRD6M?redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_38
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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2015 by Jake
Color: VTTE 40 QT
My husband has had this cooler for 2.5 years now. And if you are only using it occasionally like for camping or a road trip then you’ll probably be fine. My husband got this for his semi to bring food for the week while he’s over the road and the amount of issues we’ve had with this thing is unbelievable. The cords are constantly being replaced, the thing has decided to work and then stop working, start working again, it’s ridiculous. We went with this option so he’d have more room in the semi opposed to having a smallish fridge, but at this point it’s probably a better option to get the fridge. If you are considering using this for a regular basis thing, I would not suggest. Doesn’t matter that it’s Igloo, the cost was a waste of money we should’ve just went with the fridge.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026 by Celene Abfall