Anker SOLIX has announced the Australian launch and availability of the portable electric cooler, the Everfrost 2, just in time for camping season.
The new Everfrost 2 is a portable electric cooler powered by a battery that lasts up to 4.3 days. The battery can be charged in various ways, including AC, 12V car socket, USB-C or even with 100W solar input.
The new battery-powered cooler is available in both 40L and 58L sizes and is ideal for maximising the cooling space without the need for space-invasive ice. Without the need for ice, you can be sure your perishables will be kept cool for days at a time and not have cooling slow as the ice melts and runs out.
Phil Krok, Sales Manager at Anker SOLIX ANZ, said: “We designed the Everfrost 2 with the Australian summer in mind. It doesn’t matter if you’re camping in the bush or spending the weekend at the beach; you can count on it to stay cold without the hassle of ice. It’s about making summer easier, so you can focus on enjoying it.”
The Everfrost 2 is robust enough to be rolled across sand or gravel, but also simple to use and manage.
If you are away from AC for a while, plug into your car 12V socket, a USB-C power supply such as those from the Anker SOLIX power stations, or a portable solar panel with 100W input. The battery is also detachable and can be used as a standalone power bank with USB-C (60W) and USB-A (12W) outputs.
The larger 58L model features two independently controlled compartments, allowing you to chill in one and freeze in the other. The Everfrost 2 will cool internally from 25°C to 0°C in just 15 minutes and is IPX3 water resistant..
The Anker SOLIC Everfrost 2 is available now from Anker SOLIX Australia, with a launch sale on until October 13 2025. The Everfrost 2 is available in two sizes:
Phil Krok, Sales Manager at Anker SOLIX ANZ, said: “We designed the Everfrost 2 with the Australian summer in mind. It doesn’t matter if you’re camping in the bush or spending the weekend at the beach; you can count on it to stay cold without the hassle of ice. It’s about making summer easier, so you can focus on enjoying it.”
The Everfrost 2 is robust enough to be rolled across sand or gravel, but also simple to use and manage.
If you are away from AC for a while, plug into your car 12V socket, a USB-C power supply such as those from the Anker SOLIX power stations, or a portable solar panel with 100W input. The battery is also detachable and can be used as a standalone power bank with USB-C (60W) and USB-A (12W) outputs.
The larger 58L model features two independently controlled compartments, allowing you to chill in one and freeze in the other. The Everfrost 2 will cool internally from 25°C to 0°C in just 15 minutes and is IPX3 water resistant..
The Anker SOLIC Everfrost 2 is available now from Anker SOLIX Australia, with a launch sale on until October 13 2025. The Everfrost 2 is available in two sizes:
Scott is our resident open technology expert. If you can mod it, or want to use it your way, Scott has probably done it. From Laptops to phones, headphones and game consoles, he’s played with it and wants to see the next generation.
Scott is our resident open technology expert. If you can mod it, or want to use it your way, Scott has probably done it. From Laptops to phones, headphones and game consoles, he’s played with it and wants to see the next generation.
Canon has today unveiled the EOS R8 Mark II, a full-frame mirrorless camera in a…
Epson, a name synonymous with projection has launched two new mini-projectors designed to provide “a…
Valve has announced their long-awaited Steam Frame VR headset will be launching soon, with the…
New kid on the block Mova have announced that their range of robotic appliances for…
Zwift has announced the new season of its gamified fitness app, bringing not just a…
There's been a lot of talk about Chinese Cars and data worries, but it's a…
