Have owned a Cooper Cooler for about 6 mos. Chills everything perfectly. Even warm bottles of Champagne chilled in minutes. Everything comes out cold. Kids love it for canned drinks. No need to take up fridge space - cold drinks immediately. Best feature is "no spin" for carbonated cans/bottles. Perfect for both adult's or children's drinks. Bonus feature: Can heat baby bottles in Cooper Cooler. Who knew? Plan to purchase a couple of these as gifts. Had small problem with machine. Emailed company & got immediate response. Problem solved just as quickly. Plan to purchase a couple as gifts. More companies should have this kind of customer service. They cared about a problem I had with the machine, no matter how small. Buy one now for cold summer drinks.

We have purchased various LeapFrog products since 2000 and again it has disappointed. We keep thinking this time they will get it right is and it is just too optimistic a view for this company. This operating system is slow and frustrating. It takes forever for it to respond - open or close an app. Typing in registration was frustrating for me as the drop down menus wouldn't respond predictably. My 3 year old got tired of waiting for the apps to start and as soon as the screen filled with choices he would quickly push one and wait... and wait .....and wait and he opened a thrilling calculator app! Woo-hoo! I haven't purchased any apps as I am not sure I want to even keep this. Example of wait times: 105 seconds from touching power button until it was ready. 16 seconds from tapping account until screen appears. 11 seconds to launch the art app. 15 seconds to launch photo app. Another 105 seconds from when you push home button from within an app until the home screen appears again. Wait times do fluctuate I found, which makes it even more frustrating. These times were tested when the device was new and no extra apps were added. The apps included are:

I hate "fat burners". But this stuff does something interesting. You notice the energy, you notice the lack of appetite, you notice the sweat and heat you generate as well.

Living in the SeaTac area for twenty some years made this short story special. Not only was it full of action but had a human aspect as well. Good job.