I can't believe that for the first time I became curious about these topics and saw these devices on the internet and I imagined a review like yours and you literally created it a couple of hours ago, I bought one that works with a cable at Marshal for $17 dollars eventually, depending on my experience I will take the step to buy the HeatsBox go
That's where I'm at. I got the cheapo corded one off amazon last winter. For working outside, it was a night and day difference having a hot meal. Now I wanna be fancy and have it heat itself without me messing with cords.
Had a luncheaze for over a year and it has an app to set time and temperature and works on a different principle to the heatsbox to ensure the foods heated through. Not the best review if you don’t get the facts right.
Luncheaze has an app too. I also wouldn't call 15 degrees "quite a bit hotter". Also you should have tested them how they're meant to be tested and set them both to a time to be hot and came back and checked.
Thanks for this video! I've been torn between these two boxes but the Luncheaze looked slightly better, but it was hard to justify because in my country it's $400, whereas the the HeatsBox is $200. I didn't realise the HeatsBox had many of the features that the Luncheaze did due to the app (like the "eating time" setting, which I really wanted), so saving myself the $200 is a no brainer here. Thank you so much!
I feel like the test didn't really do the lunchboxes justice - if Luncheaze is designed around the pre-heating timer function, you should set both to a mealtime and test the temperatures at that time. I have a luncheaze and compared to other heated lunchboxes, even ones that plug into the wall, Luncheaze gets SUPER hot if used as intended. I think a real in-depth head to head would be really cool for your viewers to see, especially if you fill the containers up with a real quantity of food.
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I can't believe that for the first time I became curious about these topics and saw these devices on the internet and I imagined a review like yours and you literally created it a couple of hours ago, I bought one that works with a cable at Marshal for $17 dollars eventually, depending on my experience I will take the step to buy the HeatsBox go
That's where I'm at. I got the cheapo corded one off amazon last winter. For working outside, it was a night and day difference having a hot meal. Now I wanna be fancy and have it heat itself without me messing with cords.
You forgot to mention Luncheaze also has an app. It connects using the bluetooth function built into the Luncheaze.
Had a luncheaze for over a year and it has an app to set time and temperature and works on a different principle to the heatsbox to ensure the foods heated through.
Not the best review if you don’t get the facts right.
Luncheaze has an app too. I also wouldn't call 15 degrees "quite a bit hotter". Also you should have tested them how they're meant to be tested and set them both to a time to be hot and came back and checked.
Thanks for this video! I've been torn between these two boxes but the Luncheaze looked slightly better, but it was hard to justify because in my country it's $400, whereas the the HeatsBox is $200. I didn't realise the HeatsBox had many of the features that the Luncheaze did due to the app (like the "eating time" setting, which I really wanted), so saving myself the $200 is a no brainer here. Thank you so much!
I feel like the test didn't really do the lunchboxes justice - if Luncheaze is designed around the pre-heating timer function, you should set both to a mealtime and test the temperatures at that time. I have a luncheaze and compared to other heated lunchboxes, even ones that plug into the wall, Luncheaze gets SUPER hot if used as intended. I think a real in-depth head to head would be really cool for your viewers to see, especially if you fill the containers up with a real quantity of food.
Thank you so much for the awesome review!
battery life? How many lunch cycles do you get out of each?
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The luncheaze has a Bluetooth app
I didn't even know a "self heating lunchbox" was a thing...not sure why I'm surprised. lol