Travel With Ease – BODEGAcooler Mini Portable Car Fridge
Traveling with cold beverages and snacks is now smooth sailing with the new BODEGAcooler Mini Portable Car Fridge. This new console/armrest style portable refrigerator is perfect for any upcoming road trip and will not disappoint.
Upon arrival, this new BODEGAcooler Mini Portable Car Fridge, was easy to unbox and assemble. It was fairly straightforward with easy-to-read instructions. All that was needed was to attach the fridge base, insert the cup holder pad, plug the lengthy cord into the cigarette lighter and set the internal temperature of the fridge. The cord length is long enough to run it from the front of the vehicle to the far reaches of back of the vehicle. A nice feature that makes this car fridge a bit more versatile!
The BODEGAcooler Mini Portable Car Fridge offers a 16-quart cooling space that is suitable to replace the armrest in your vehicle. The car fridge has dimensions of 9” Width x 22.6” Depth x 17.8” Height an weighs just shy of 21 lbs. This is large enough to keep up to 20 12-ounce cans of beverages all chilled for your drinking pleasure!
Setting the temperature on the car fridge is quite simple, especially with the Android or iPhone App. The LCD digital display allows you to observe the temperature of the car fridge at any time. Running off your vehicle’s battery, the 12 volt car fridge offer cooling temperatures ranging from 5℉-68℉ (-15℃-20℃). The unit also offers three USB ports, perfect for charging your phone and other devices.
The BODEGAcooler Mini Portable Car Fridge has two modes – Max (Fast Cooling) and ECO (Energy Saving). This allows for these two different modes that can be adjusted as needed. Less than 45dB low noise design provides a silent and comfortable environment for you when it is running. With normal road noise, the car fridge is not even noticeable.
To learn more about the BODEGAcooler Mini Portable Car Fridge and to purchase one, visit bodegacooler.com.
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DJ
D.J. is a Portland, Oregon based writer that spent his formative years in the Midwest. With over 25 years under his belt of drinking beer at festivals across America and the world, he has developed a strong appreciation and understanding of craft beer and the industry that surrounds it. He can be found in any of the great breweries or beer bars that make Portland the best beer city in the world. His writing can also be found in the archives of Northwest Brewing News and can be followed on Twitter and Instagram at @hopapalooza.