avigator Portable Coffee Maker for Travel Camping Car, Compact Drip Coffee Machine Single Serve with 10 oz Travel Mug for Traveling, RV, Office, Home and Dorm, 12V, Black

Works great. Only complaint is it is very slow. But makes a good, hot cup of coffee right in our truck as we haul our trailer from state to state

Not 12v i plugged into my cigg outlet and now it doesn’t work. The plug overheated, blew a fuse and when i replaced the fuse it’s still doesn’t work. Now for something simple i probably have to pay more money than i should to get it all fixed. It’s also really slow i couldn’t even get a taste of the coffee before i went into work what a morning.

Actually purchased item for my hurricane kit. Any time the power is off this is used, walk out to car for a cup of coffee.

Decent 12v coffee maker. Take 30 minutes running off a solar charger. If I was gonna run this in a car or truck I’d make sure the wiring is upto snuff 12ga at least. Very convenient on the boat doing fishing trips and bushcraft stuff, coffee is piping hot. I’ve only used it twice so we will see if it lasts, but, it’s great thus far.

We’re heading out for a great roadtrip this winter. This coffee maker is perfect for cross country traveling. It will keep us from stopping all the time. Works great, doesn’t tip easy to use

Quick shipping. Item didn't meet expectation. Takes extremely long heat and brew.

I guess it’s gonna take a while to make a cup of coffee 20 minutes that’s a long time I’m thinking about using it on occasion or giving it as a gift maybe getting a regular coffee maker, the cups kind of small but I still like the machine if you can wait 20 minutes for a cup of coffee, then this is a coffee maker for you. Plus you can plug it in your cigarette lighter.

These are the power readings from my Powerwerx meter while running this:Max current draw: 16.42ampsMax wattage required: 212.5wattsAmp hours used for one cycle: 2.572AhWatt hours used for one cycle: 32.8WhI disassembled the plug and found it was fused at 20amps. The cord states that it uses 1.5mm wires, which equate to approximately 16ga. The wires appear to be made from copper.The cord gets warm while in use which is possibly from being under sized for the current that this draws. The Bluesea wire chart suggests 14 gauge wire for 15-20 amps.Make sure your power port is sized for a load this large before using this.Having said that, it worked well when I changed the cigarette plug to Anderson powerpoles and used it on a 20amp circuit.