Pack it cold.
Leftovers go in the steel container straight from the fridge. It holds 1.35 L, about 5.7 cups.
Cordless heated lunch box
A built-in battery heats your lunch on a schedule you set, so it is ready at your break. Skip the outlet, the app and the line at the microwave. The steel container lifts out for the dishwasher.

How it works
A battery, heating on five sides and a steel container under a double seal. You choose when it starts.
A rechargeable battery is built in, so it heats on a truck seat, a work site or a break room with no free socket. Charge it at home and take it along.
Set the timer on the panel up to 12 hours ahead and lunch is waiting hot at your break. There is no app to install and no line at the microwave.
The 1.35 L container is 316 stainless steel and lifts out for the dishwasher. A silicone ring and an inner lid with a steam valve keep soup in the box.
Before you buy
Why choose it
The office kitchen has one microwave and a line of people, and a work site or a cab has none at all. This box heats your lunch right where you sit, on its own battery, so the break is for eating and not for waiting.
Two side buckles and a double seal hold the lid shut, so soup rides in your bag without leaking. An insulated bag, a spoon and a fork come in the box.
Night shift has no kitchen and no restaurant open. Pack your meal before you leave, schedule the heating and open a hot lunch at 3 a.m.
Drivers, couriers and delivery crews eat in a parked vehicle. The box runs on its own battery, so there is no cable to run to the dashboard.
For the person who works through lunch, a gift that gives the break back. The pack of two suits a pair of coworkers or a couple.
Noon. No microwave in sight.
Then lift the lid.
Hot lunch, steam and all.
Now eat.
Straight comparison
Same lunch, three ways to heat it. Here is how the Noonly lines up.
| Feature | Noonly | A $65 cordless lunch box | A $120 cordless lunch box |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs to buy | $89.99 | $64.95 | $119.95 |
| How you run it | A timer up to 12 hours ahead, no app | A timer; dry food needs water sprayed in | A set-the-time panel, no app |
| The container | 1.35 L, 316 stainless steel, dishwasher safe | Removable stainless steel, 1.6 L | 4 cups, 940 mL |
| The insulated bag | In the box | In the box | Sold separately |
| Warranty | 1 year, replacement | Not printed | 1 year, extendable to 2 |
| The battery | 30,000 mAh, also charges a phone | 20,000 mAh | 8,000 mAh |
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I pack the lasagna cold, schedule the heating and open it hot at my break. No app, no outlet, no line.
Marcus
The staff room has one microwave and a queue. I lift the lid at my linen cart and just eat.
Elena
The lid buckles shut and the soup stays in the box. At home the steel container goes straight in the dishwasher.
Grace
One lunch box
A built-in battery, a removable steel container and a timer you set before you leave, with a charger, a spoon, a fork and an insulated bag in the box.
1 year
Warranty against defects
30 days
To send it back and get your money
Free
Shipping within the US
Before you buy
No. The box has an LCD panel and you set the heating there. There is nothing to install and no account to make.
Not to heat. A rechargeable battery is built in, so you charge it at home and it heats wherever you are. It needs a charge before you use it.
Set the timer on the panel before you leave, up to 12 hours ahead. It starts ahead of your break so the meal is hot when you open the lid. Pack the food cold from the fridge, set it and go.
You do not wait for it. You set it before you leave, it starts on its own ahead of your break, and the meal is hot when you open the lid. For a bigger or colder meal, set the heating a little earlier.
Treat it like a phone: charge it at home before the days you need it, and plug it in again when the battery runs low. The battery bar on the panel shows what is left.
Home-cooked leftovers such as pasta, rice with chicken, stew, soup or lasagna. Keep the food in the steel container, close the inner lid and leave a little room at the top.
Yes. It runs on its own battery, so it works on a seat or a dash shelf with nothing to plug into the dash.
The stainless steel container and its inner lid go in the dishwasher or the sink. Keep the base, with the battery and the heating, dry and wipe it with a damp cloth.
The steel container has its own inner lid with a steam valve, and the outer lid shuts with two side buckles over a silicone ring, so soup and sauce stay in the box. Carry it upright and level.
Yes. The battery doubles as a backup power bank: plug your phone cable into the box and top up your phone on a long shift.
The lunch box, the stainless steel container with its inner lid, a charger, a USB-C cable, a spoon, a fork and an insulated carry bag.
It has a 1-year warranty against defects in materials or workmanship: we replace it and pay shipping both ways. A battery that will not charge at all is covered; loss of capacity from normal use is not.
Send it back within 30 days of delivery and we refund the product price. Shipping within the US is free.
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Charge it, pack your lunch cold, schedule the heating and open it at your break. If it is not what this page said, send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund of the product price.
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