I love that everything can go whether frozen, cold or room temperature. All warms up the same for my hubby at work. He used to skip meals now he is eating daily.

Warms up great! Supper handy for my boyfriend who drives Dump trucks and Semi!

My boyfriend has used this almost daily for over a year. The seal is still in tact, very durable, and fits a good amount of lunch for him to warm.

Absolutely perfect for my husband who works out of his truck. He plugs in his lunch about 30Minutes before his lunch hour and it’s piping hot when time to eat. He uses it everyday and it works great!

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The lunch box has been working great for my husband. He loves the adapter options as he’s not always sure if there will be electricity his job site. However, upon delivery, the insulated lunch tote had a rip in it from poor stitching and have been unable to use.

Good product but it takes a long time to heat the food evenly

I bought this as a white elephant gift for work and OMG it was "stolen" 5 times! It's got a carrying case to put it in with handles, plugs not only into your car, but into a wall plug as well. Comes with a small snack container, spoon and fork which I thought was nice touch.I asked the girl who ended up with it her thoughts and she said it's absolutely such an amazing design, travels well and it's easy to clean. Very easy to use, comes with both chargers, so she can plug into her car, then take into work and plug it in under her desk. Overall she highly recommends it!

An update to my "first impression" review below: I gave this product a more thorough test both with a wall plug-in power connection and in the car. I put 16 ounces of water in the product and let it heat up. The room ambient temperature was around 70 degrees and the water started out at about the same temperature. The lid was sealed during the test except for a few seconds while measuring the temperature and the steam vent was open. When plugged into the wall, the temperature rose to 120 degrees in 15 minutes, 151 degrees in 30 minutes, and about 167 degrees in 45 minutes, finally reaching about 181 degrees in about an hour. When used in the car, the temperature rose to about 125 degrees in 20 minutes and 170 degrees in about 45 minutes. So, the temperature gain was roughly the same in the car or plugged into the wall outlet.This isn't hot enough to "cook" anything. The max temperature I observed of about 180 degrees is about the temperature of a cup of coffee. But, it will heat up some food nicely if you're patient. Think of this product more as a "small chafing dish" and that will be a good analogy.I think that it would have performed better if it had the 80Watts of power it advertised, but it's not bad.One thing to note is that the car-charger cable is pretty short (about 2 1/2 feet), so you'll need to have a relatively level location in your car near your cigarette lighter to place this cooker when in use.===========This is a "first impressions" review. I just bought this heated lunch kit to use on a long road trip starting tomorrow. I'm testing it out at home before the "live event". I noticed that the Amazon listing for this product says it has 80 Watts of power, but the product box I received said it's only 60 Watts. That may be enough, but I'm all for truth in advertising so it's a bit surprising and disappointing. Based on other similar products (there are several listed on Amazon), I expected the heat to get to around 180 degrees or higher after about 20-30 minutes, but my laser thermometer says that the warming plate (which is only on the bottom of the metal insides) only gets to about 120 degrees when it is empty. This may act differently when actual food and a bit of recommended water is added. I'm a bit concerned that food that touches the bottom of the dish may get burned, so it's probably best to offset it from the heat plate or stir it occasionally while warming up.Overall, the build quality is okay and the convenience is good. The steam-release valve is good to have, but you need to remember to open it while heating or the limited documentation says the dish may warp. The carrying handle stays cool and the insulated bag is a nice addition. There is a kind of fluffy cloth with the kit, but no explanation of what it is for (a cleaning cloth? a pad to put in the bottom of the heating dish? or ???)I'm looking forward to trying it in the car using the 12 Volt input and I'll report more after some real life use. So far, I'm cautiously optimistic that it will work as expected.