InGenious Heated Travel Mug

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But it gets hot while warming the mug, so you’ll have to wait for it to cool down to drop your phone on it. hours with the Ember Mug 2, 295 ml and up to 80 minutes with the Ember Mug 2 414 ml - so your hot beverage stays perfect.

Furthermore, they offer no temperature variation, so it seems like they limit themselves unnecessarily. Ember Travel Mug 2+ is easy to clean and is safe to handwash and submersible up to 1 meter in water. A helpful little lcd screen lets you know what temperature your choice of beverage is, so you know it won’t be too hot or cold!Our smart mug allows you to set an exact drinking temperature, so your coffee is never too hot, or too cold. The large battery on the bottom — the manufacturer claims a 10-hour battery life — enabled the cup to hold coffee above our target temp of 135˚F for the full four hours of testing. I don’t know what the temperature inside my home was, for example, and if that contributed to a slower or faster cooling rate. Temperature Hold Test: After charging, we poured eight ounces of hot coffee and set each mug to 135°F (if it could be set), to see how it held temperature off its charging station.

When assessing ease of use, our Lab pros considered the helpfulness of the owner's manual, the type and readability of any controls, the feel of the mug, the comfort of drinking from it and the cleanability.

Like all the warming plates in our test, the Ohom plate gets hot during use, but because it doesn't have the same protective housing as others on our list, you'll want to use extra caution when moving it. Compared to the Yeti, the other stainless-steel tumbler in my trial, it got down to the drinkable temperature faster, hitting 138 degrees within 15 minutes (the Yeti was still at a too-hot-to-drink 174 degrees at this point). The sleek mug is available in a range of colors, and we found it comfortable to drink from (though the lid does become hot and condensation can drip from it as you lift and replace it).

Other mugs fluctuated in temperature every now and then, but the ionMug barely wavered, keeping at a steady 133°F (it was programmed to 135, and I felt that a +/- range of two degrees was acceptable) at almost every temperature check interval. The ionMug looked remarkably like many of the high-end mugs, with a matte black finish and a digital interface.A tall, slim travel tumbler with a slide-open lid, Burnout looks unassuming from the outside but promises to pack a lot of technology inside.