Electric Heated Lunch Box for Car, Truck, Home – 1.5L 60-80W Portable Food Warmer with 12V/24V/110V Plug Stainless Steel Leakproof Container – Hot Meal Solution for Work, Travel, Jobsite, Camping

I’ve been using this electric lunch box food heater for a couple of weeks now, and it has made a big difference in my daily routine. It’s super easy to use—just plug it in about 30 minutes before lunch, and your food heats up perfectly without needing a microwave. The compartments keep everything separated, and the stainless steel container is easy to clean. It’s great for work or travel, especially if you don’t have access to a kitchen. I also love that it comes with both a home and car plug, which makes it really versatile. Overall, a great product for anyone who likes warm, homemade meals on the go!

I bought it as a Father’s Day present and he loves it. Keeps the food pretty hot and of course hot food taste much better. Now he doesn’t have to step out to the microwave, when at times there was other people waiting to warm up food. Very convenient for him just to turn around open the box and start munching away 😋

This heated lunch box works perfectly. I loved that it came with both a cigarette lighter cord and an outlet cord. I was able to take hot pulled pork to a picnic dinner.

Its actually a really great lunch box. you do want to make sure you plug it in atleast 20-30 minutes before you plan on eating. it gets really hot, like almost hot enough to cook something in. its pretty big too so it can hold alot and it comes with an extra container and utensils althugh you may want to pack a bigger spoon/ fork whichever you prefer

Very practical and functional, 100% recommended for people who make deliveries

Perfect for road trips, quick lunches at your desk or for persons who work on the road. Warms up the food quickly and holds the heat while you eat.

This may have worked a little too well. I did not know it would get as hot as it does. There are times I like a hot lunch at work. I may have over heated my pasta because I did not know how long to have it plugged in for. Customer service was super helpful. I definitely recommend.

UPDATED: 3 months later… the lid is broken.One of the cover latches on the short side is broken. The kit needs the base, bowl and lid together to properly latch. Putting the top lid on to close it can shift up down / left right - it doesn’t have a recess to properly align it in place. If the lid is shifted off to one side, it is possible to latch the long sides first but the short sides aren’t in position properly and that puts stress on one of the short latches needing to “reach further” and in my case it broke a tiny post that is used to keep in place. I’m still using it, but am afraid I’m going to loose the latch.Other observations / complaints:Heating element has a hotspot in one place - causes food to stick and burn.The insulated tote bag - grabbing only one handle it’ll rotate sideways. The top has holes for steam to let out so I try really hard to keep it level so it doesn’t leak. It should have included pockets for silverware and other drinks / food / napkins.There is very little room for silverware. The utensils that come with it are laughably small and don’t fit in the holder. I try to pack plastic utensils but am afraid the fork will get broken alongside the heater in the bag. I have since stopped using the bag altogether and chosen a larger insulated bag that can fit an ice pack, can of seltzer and a snack / dessert.The lack of cover for the fridge is still a deterrent for future purchases. I’m using a silicone bowl cover that is too big (and takes up too much room in the fridge). Ideally, the ultimate heated lunch tote would have multiple bowl inserts where I could prep meals for the week and store / stack in the fridge.The stainless steel bowl insert is very nice, but a bit too large for my lunch.The bottom section was accidentally thrown in a dishpan; submerged and washed before my friend realized it was electronic. I opened it up and dried it out - worked fine afterwards.The power cord can only be plugged in one way…. And you need either the power cord or the car adapter to get it to run. I traditionally leave the power cord at work which makes me not be able to use it at home if I forget to bring the cord home on the weekend. Haven’t used the car adapter - no need for it.Have saved a lot of $$$ taking in my lunches vs purchasing pricey meals at work. I would use it more if I could prep multiple meals ahead of time vs having to wash and prep a meal coming home from work each night.Leaving it plugged in for 30 minutes seems to be the right amount of time to get things heated up. I have left it plugged in longer (up to 45 min) without too much of an issue.xXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxXxOlder review:Have used for one week:Pros: Warms the food well. I plug it in a half hour before lunch. Saves me $$$ vs eating at the pricey cafeteria. I also get to avoid the microwave line which saves time. Like the color; latches work well. I haven’t sloshed it around or tipped it upside down, but so far no spills. Stainless Liner cleans up quickly.Cons: spoon and fork are tiny. I could not get them to sit in the top compartment together without the lid popping open. want to assemble the food at night to be ready to go in the morning. Stainless steel liner does not have a separate lid for the fridge. I don’t feel comfortable sticking the heater base with liner and lid in the refrigerator overnight. I would also like to get a second stainless steel liner to prep ahead of time but can’t find any offerings online. Don’t think I would use the car adapter but am using the wall plug. The plastic container to store fruit (or whatever) will be in contact with whatever you have in the stainless steel section. So it’ll get messy during transport.Tote bag is cheap and doesn’t have a pocket for the cord it just fits the lunch box and some plastic silverware. No room for a drink or other stuff to carry.