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Maentum IcecubeX 40 review: a simple cooler for short trips and beginners

27.05.2026 13:25 1 min 1 source РУС
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Maentum IcecubeX 40 review: a simple cooler for short trips and beginners
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IMTEST tested the Maentum IcecubeX 40. The 16 kg unit features a metal housing and vacuum insulation. Cooling an empty interior from 22 °C to 7 °C took 51 minutes, more than double the time of competitors. After power-off, internal temperature rises by 5 °C within 31 minutes. No built-in battery; an external X-Tra Cool 300 pack is available. Recommended price is €697.

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Maentum IcecubeX 40 review: a simple cooler for short trips and beginners

27.05.2026 IMTEST DEU Original source

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