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WaveBox Portable Microwave

by Arieanna on March 12th, 2007

Buyer Beware…read the comments before purchasing!

If you really can’t leave the conveniences of home at home, then you might like the WaveBox Portable Microwave… for your car, RV, or campsite.

Compact, rugged and easy to tote, the WaveBox brings cooking power where you want it most. An advanced electronic design allows it to be powered in AC, DC directly to any vehicle battery, or DC thru a cigarette lighter outlet — all without the use of a separate inverter.

Reportedly the smallest microwave in the world - lighter and smaller. Even comes in a variety of color options.

View WaveBox in action in this video clip:

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10 opinions for WaveBox Portable Microwave

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  • Geek Chic
    Mar 13, 2007 at 8:44 am

    Wavebox: Microondas portátil…

    O primeiro microondas realmente portátil, parece com uma lancheira, fácil de ter alimento e bebida quente em qualquer lugar. Compacto, o WaveBox é um projeto eletrônico avançado que permite ser conectado via AC, DC diretamente a qualquer bateria …

  • Homan Huang
    May 24, 2007 at 12:49 pm

    Cool Box! But price is adjusted quite hight right now:$199. If half of $, I will think about it.

  • jenn
    Sep 19, 2007 at 9:31 am

    Price is too high!

  • Sandy
    Jan 19, 2008 at 5:43 pm

    Great Idea but very expensive and hard to get hold of one right now, would buy one and even promote it if could find one to buy. Hope they go down in price.

  • sfeekes
    May 26, 2009 at 12:44 pm

    This DOES NOT work plugged into a cigarette lighter. Everything I saw indicated that this would work plugged into my cigarette lighter. It’s not till you buy it that you find out that it must have a 20 amp system to work on, which no vehicle has. Any vehicle I know of has a 15 amp system and this will blow out the fuse faster than you can say, This sucks!

    Calling customer service is no help at all. They don’t know anything about the product. They will tell you that they’ll take your name and have someone give you a call within 24-48 hrs but no one ever does even after trying 4 times. I would like to give this product -3 stars for false advertising.

  • Cyndi
    May 27, 2009 at 8:36 am

    Thank you very much for your input, sfeekes. I’m so sorry that you’ve been misled like this…I’m going to add a “buyer beware” to the top of this post :-(

  • vikingtrucker
    Jun 16, 2009 at 7:16 am

    Sorry, but you are mistaken about no vehicle having a 20 volt system. Large commercial trucks and large RV’s do. This product is geared to the people who spend most of thier time on the road…..truck drivers and retired persons. You can usually find one or two in stock at your local Pilot, Petro, TA, or Flying J travel center.

  • Cyndi
    Jun 16, 2009 at 9:59 am

    Thank you for the clarification, VikingTrucker!

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