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[HaulingAss]

No. It’s made out of the same shitty plastic every other fridge is made out of, but it’s awesome.

So they just flat-out lied about it being made of the same metal as the Cybertruck? What the heck!

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[HaulingAss]

This comment slaps man. Super hard. You must have been hitting that Martinellis right above the sliced oranges pretty hard to achieve that level of humor.

They were serious product inquiries. It's not a good look that they don't want to answer the questions about how much it weighs, what kind of metal it's made from, why they claim it's intended for the frunk and takes up zero cabin area, etc.

It's almost like they just got stoned and decided to claim whatever they thought people wanted. Their marketing/lying strategy is baffling.

 

[J.Graham]

It's almost like they just got stoned and decided to claim whatever they thought people wanted. Their marketing/lying strategy is baffling.

Probably a couple young guys who’s parents are politicians

 

[hemiarch]

I really like all the promo materials with the champagne bottles in the fridge full of ice. lol
They also….err….slap.

 

[Tesstudio]

I'm interested in your Cybercooler so I'm trying to find facts about it on your website and on this forum. But I feel like that process has left me more confused than when I started.



What's a "truth bomb"?



I love the ultra-hard cold-rolled stainless alloy used on the Cybertruck so this really made me want one. But, looking at the photos, I'm having trouble identifying which parts of constructed of this metal. Is it the exterior? The interior liner? Can you clarify?

Also, I was under the impression the Cybertruck uses a proprietary alloy of stainless steel that is cold-rolled to "full-hard" condition. You claim the fridge won't scratch and dent because it's the same material Tesla uses. Do you get it from Tesla? I didn't know other companies had access to the proprietary alloy Tesla uses on the Cybertruck. And is it cold-rolled to "full-hard" condition? This is the hardest a metal can be cold-worked but it makes it more difficult to drill or form into 3D shapes. Is your metal really the same stuff Tesla uses? Please clarify.



This is where I got really confused. The photos make it appear it is custom made to fit in front of the center console but the advertising copy makes it sound like you grab your cool drinks out of the frunk. You do know that a vehicle's frunk is the area under the hood? Which is it? And is there 120V power in the frunk to run it? If it's the center console area, why does it say "zero cabin space sacrificed"? And, if it's the frunk, why do the photos make it look like it was designed for the center console area? I'm very confused by this.



I'm not familiar with the acronym "SLAPS". What does it mean? Are there any data or temperature graphs, power consumption, etc. from these "real world tests"? How much does the product weigh?

It's rare that I become more confused after researching a product on the company's website.

Hi there,

Thanks so much for your thoughtful and detailed message. First off, I really appreciate you taking the time to dig into the product info—that kind of curiosity and attention to detail is exactly what drives better conversations and better products.

You're absolutely right to ask for clarification, and I’d love to help clear things up:
? Regarding the Stainless Steel
You're spot on—Tesla uses a proprietary cold-rolled stainless alloy for the Cybertruck’s exoskeleton, cold-rolled to a “full-hard” state. While our cooler does not use Tesla’s proprietary alloy, it is made with a 30X-series cold-rolled stainless steel, chosen specifically for its hardness, durability, and aesthetic similarity to the Cybertruck's body.
The outer casing of the cooler is stainless steel—highly resistant to dents and scratches in normal use.
The interior liner is food-safe plastic for insulation and weight reasons.
We don't claim it's exactly the same formulation or hardness as Tesla's exoskeleton (and no, we don’t source from Tesla directly), but it’s designed to visually and functionally complement the truck in every way we can.

? About the Frunk Fitment
Great catch—and I completely understand your confusion here. The original copy was meant to be fun and bold, but it clearly created some ambiguity.
To clarify:
The cooler is designed to fit in the front trunk (frunk) of the Cybertruck.
The “zero cabin space sacrificed” line refers to the fact that it lives outside the passenger cabin—no center console space taken up.
You’re right: the center console-looking photo was from an early prototype used in a non-production mock-up setting. We’re updating those images to avoid further confusion.
There is currently no 120V outlet in the Cybertruck frunk, so the cooler operates via the vehicle’s 12V system or an external battery. We’re adding compatibility info on the site soon.

On "SLAPS" and Real-World Data
“Slaps” is just modern slang for something that works impressively well or delivers beyond expectations—apologies if that wasn't clear.
We hear you on the need for actual performance data. We're in the process of publishing:
Internal temperature retention charts
Power consumption over time
Full weight and capacity specs
Those will be on the site shortly—we completely agree that specs matter, especially for gear used in real-world outdoor conditions.

Again, thank you for your honesty—it’s incredibly helpful, and we're actively improving the clarity of our product listings thanks to feedback like yours. If you'd like, I’m happy to DM you as soon as the updated specs and photos go live.
Let me know if you have any other questions—I’d be glad to help.
All the best,

 

[Tesstudio]

What does this mean? Have any picture of the fridge In frunk? “
“? Fits Like a Glove in the Frunk
No guesswork—it slots into the Cybertruck’s front trunk (38”x16”x12.5”)”

Thanks for the passionate breakdown—love the energy! As a fellow Cybertruck owner, I’m definitely intrigued by the Tesstudio cooler. The specs and real-world use cases sound impressive (and “sushi-grade salmon in Death Valley”? That’s a flex ?).


That said, I did have the same question as a few others:
Do you have any actual photos of the cooler in the frunk?


The post says it “fits like a glove” in the front trunk (38"x16"x12.5”), but most of the images I’ve seen make it look more like it’s sitting inside the cabin or near the center console. Some visual confirmation would really help those of us trying to understand the exact fit and setup.


Also curious—does the frunk currently support 120V/240V power, or are you running it from the cabin outlet and moving the cooler as needed?


Really appreciate all the details in your post—just looking to clear up the last few bits before pulling the trigger!


Cheers,

 

[Tesstudio]

From my understanding, it does not fit in the frunk. If I had to guess, just some lost in translation wording.

Hey @hemiarch — really appreciate you pointing this out.


You're absolutely right to raise the question. There was some confusion in the wording, and we're working on clarifying that across all our product descriptions.

 

[Tesstudio]

Was thinking that too. I have the fridge, just trying to figure out if there is something I might have missed.

No problem.

 

[Tesstudio]

So they just flat-out lied about it being made of the same metal as the Cybertruck? What the heck!

Hey @hemiarch — totally hear your frustration, and you’re right to call out anything that feels misleading.


To clarify: the outer shell of the cooler is stainless steel, not plastic, and while it's not the exact proprietary alloy Tesla uses on the Cybertruck, it is a cold-rolled 30X-grade stainless steel selected to visually and functionally complement the truck’s design.


That said, we definitely see how the original phrasing could’ve come across as misleading, and we take that seriously. Messaging matters, especially with a product designed for such an iconic vehicle.


Really appreciate you raising the concern—this kind of feedback helps us improve clarity and transparency moving forward. ?

 

[Tesstudio]

I really like all the promo materials with the champagne bottles in the fridge full of ice. lol
They also….err….slap.

Thank you for your liking.

 

[hemiarch]

Ok. I think you might have me confused with @HaulingAss. I can’t speak for him/her but I am a veteran customer of yours who has bought many of your products including the starlight, s92 mirror (for which I and several other forum members have provided more install and troubleshooting instructions in this forum than anyone on your team), RC car, and center console fridge amongst others.

I have definitely been through many of the things your customers repeatedly complain about and you know that because this is far from our first interaction, but that’s besides the point. As I said before, I love the fridge and highly recommend it. I hope you sell many of them. If any of you forum members are hesitating about getting it, don’t. It’s an awesome product.

So just to be clear, the outer shell of the fridge is made of some sort of steel? I stand corrected. Didn’t mean to mislead. Mine was quite light when I installed it which is a great thing so I’m surprised. I also really like the soft touch material it’s covered with which feels like the rest of the truck interior.
Great design.
Other than the lack of a soft close lid and dc input it’s just about perfect and both those issues are easily resolved with some ingenuity (see other threads on the subject)

With respect to all the frunk double-talk, the fridge has absolutely nothing to do with the frunk (front trunk) right? Maybe I’m still misunderstanding.
Are you saying that if I wanted to take my fridge out of the center footwell by removing the two part interlocking trim pieces which require a mallet to pop into place and removal of the dash undertrim, then remove the power supply portion between the fridge and the center console, and then wiggle the fridge out of the passenger side by raising it over the trim piece connectors on the floor and carrying it towards the passenger door and then turning it 45 degrees to get it past the passenger seat and out the door, I could then store it in the frunk which it was expressly designed to fit in “like a glove” unpowered? Ok.
Would still love to see a picture. I will admit I did not try to put it in the frunk. No idea why I would want to do that but I have a hunch the frunk lid would not close with it in there.

Thanks for taking the time to respond and I’m sorry if it feels like I’m holding your feet to the fire. I realize this is not likely your fault, but I would suggest you recommend to whoever wrote this that a cursory proof read of marketing materials you release by someone who has actually installed or even seen the product before, or is at least aware there isn’t actually a 12v system in the Cybertruck at all might help protect Testudios reputation a little better next time.

 

[AlphaG]

TeStudio-

You are clearly confusing your products. This ad seems to be for an in cabin cooler between the front seats. All the stainless discussion and parts of your ad are for a frunk cooler, that does not seem to be the product in your pictures.

 

[hemiarch]

TeStudio-

You are clearly confusing your products. This ad seems to be for an in cabin cooler between the front seats. All the stainless discussion and parts of your ad are for a frunk cooler, that does not seem to be the product in your pictures.

Good point. Maybe they are working on marketing material for an upcoming frunk cooler release.

 

[Error48Teapot]

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[Qixer01]

The Cybertruck Cooler is a game-changer! With 90 cans, -18°F freezing power, and a Tesla-proof steel build, it’s built to last and keep your drinks ice-cold. Perfect for road trips or tailgating—get yours now for lightning-fast delivery!

90 cans!!! Please post a pic of 90 cans in the cooler that goes in floor at center console.

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