etrailer | Feature Breakdown: Goal Zero Alta 80 Portable Electric Cooler

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Hello neighbors and friends, Steve here with etrailer.com. Folks, today we're looking at our Goal Zero Alta 80 Portable Electric Cooler with two different zones, one freezer, one fridge. So folks, this is gonna be a great cooler/fridge to help keep your food and drinks cold or frozen without needing ice. So whether you're camping, overlanding, tailgating, boating or much, much more, it's gonna give you that usability you're looking for. Now you do have two different compartments. You have a fridge and the small one here would be your freezer.

That's gonna help you by having two different separate spots and temperature settings to keep frozen away from the refrigerated food and that kind of stuff. I first wanna zoom in and show you the control panel here. I've already got it turned on. Now if for some reason these numbers are a little bit flashing, that's just the camera settings, I apologize for that, the lighting, et cetera. Rest assured they don't flash in person.

Now you probably can't hear, but it is running. Now the one side here, the freezer side, you can go up or down just by simply moving up or down obviously. Same thing with the fridge side. (keypad beeps) You can actually hold these down for three seconds and then you'd be able to change the numbers by five or six different temperature numbers at once, depending on how long you hold it and that kind of stuff. All that information's in the user manual that comes with it.

You got interior lights, there's two on the sides and one in the center, and I'll showcase those from above here in a minute. (keypad beeps) You got an eco-friendly button, so you can put it in like power saving mode. You got Fahrenheit or Celsius, so you can do Fahrenheit or Celsius. (keypad beeps) And here you've got a high, medium and low, that is your battery consumption or battery power. They recommend keeping it on high while it's plugged in.

Again, read the user manual with it to make sure you're getting all the right settings you want and need. Bluetooth mode. There's an app that you can download, the QR code for that's inside the user manual. (keypad beeps) It works on Android or Apple devices and you can then program this with the app on your phone. So very nice feature. And as I got you zoomed in, around the outside of this cooler/freezer, you're gonna see those oval cutouts. That's for your ventilation. That way the product can breathe and that kind of stuff. Now while I got the lights on inside and it's plugged in still. I wanna go and show you from the top down. This does hold about 82 quarts of food here on the freezer side. You got the basket that can come out, just like the cooler side as well. (basket rattles) I have honestly only had this plugged in for maybe five or 10 minutes and the cooling time is a super fast. It can get from 75 degrees down to 35 degrees in between 30 to 45 minutes. And honestly it's already pretty cool to the touch on the interior walls. You see down here in the center, you got a drain plug here, one on the fridge side as well. Let me come around. So here on the fridge side, same thing. The basket comes out, (basket rattles) the smaller basket comes out and I went ahead and put the user manual in here, just because of the table space. And now that I got you up close here, it does have, and it is plugged in currently on the opposite side, this end here is what plugs into the side of the cooler. There's one option on each side of the cooler. That way if you're plugging in the left side for space or the right side for space, it works on either side. So that's a cool feature that I like. And then it has this one here. It looks like a six millimeter adapter. (adaptor clatters) You then have, I believe a European adapter, the two circular prongs there. (adapter clatters) And finally, they give you a 12 volt DC ox plug adapter as well. Now with this you could put that six millimeter inside of there and that's how you could use the 12 volt option. So it does range from 12 or 24 volt DC current, a hundred volt to 240 volt AC current. Now the capacity here, you could technically hold 130 twelve ounce cans of your favorite drink or forty 750 milliliter bottles. Now I'm gonna go ahead and close this. You can see the nice stainless steel finish on it (lid thuds) and I'm going to unplug it now so I can spin it around a little bit and show you some other features. So starting here in the front, both sides have a spring load