Nextmug - Temperature-Controlled, Self-Heating Coffee Mug (Spice - 14 oz.)

Lo di a mi esposo para Navidad. Le encanta. Lo trae con el todo el tiempo! Puedo recomendarlo a todos que disfrutan su cafe!

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Seems to work well, although reliability not known yet – others have reported poor battery life. One negative is that although it comes with a universal (i.e. 110/240 v AC) charger, it has a US plug, so you will need an adaptor.

I love a hot coffee, tea, hot chocolate, hot cider, etc. and find myself sipping throughout the day. But even in an insulated mug, drinks tend to be warm at best after an hour or two. I got this mug on sale in spice orange. The price might seem steep but honestly, it's worth it. No matter when, or where, I know that my next sip will be HOT. No more microwaving, no more settling for a cold or lukewarm drink while I'm working, or sick, or relaxing. No more transferring drinks from insulated non-microwavable mugs to ceramic mugs to microwave for 2 minutes, and back again. Build quality is great. Battery is adequate. The size is adequate. The color is beautiful. It's one of those things that changes something seemingly small in your life, but then you realize it's an every-day, all day quality of life improvement. I'm actually excited when I'm away from it out in the cold, and remember that it's still on my desk, hotter than it was when I first poured it. My only gripe is 2 things: the lid doesn't shut (easily fixed by using a lid from another mug - my old yeti lid fit near perfectly), and the price is a little steep. But, it's a great gift for any hot drink lover, especially in an office/desk work setting.

This NextMug is a very well thought out mug. I previously had an Ember Mug which I will compare to this mug. The NextMug is well worth the cost. In my opinion, the Ember is not worth its cost. The NextMug is larger, holding 12 ozs of coffee, and comes in different colors. The Ember holds about 10ozs and comes in more colors. NextMug doesn't require an app, which kept unpairing with the Ember, to set a desired temperature. The on/off and temp controls are on the NextMug. There are LED indicators on the NextMug for battery life and to indicate heating to desired temp and when reached. There are no controls on the Ember. The Ember has different colored steady and flashing light indicators in which one must know their meaning. The highest temp on the NextMug is five degrees hotter than that of the Ember. The NextMug continuously charges while docked while the Ember mug only charges when on the dock and empty. So, with the Ember, as soon as one pours the coffee, the battery starts discharging and whether walking around or on the charger you have maybe around sixty minutes, depending on ambient temperature, and the coffee is cold. Then the mug needs to be recharged while empty before using again. The Ember does not come with a lid. With the NextMug and included lid, my coffee stays piping hot for over ninety minutes (that's as long as I tested it) while walking around and piping hot while docked. One does not need to recharge the battery on the NextMug before using when placed on the charger. I enjoy hot coffee or tea all day with the NextMug, without having to microwave in another cup. The NextMug has an auto safety shut off. The NextMug is not fully immersible for washing while the Ember is, although I believe it is not recommended. Neither are dishwasher safe. That is not a deterrent for me as both mugs are easily hand washed but the NextMug appears to look cleaner after washing. Neither cup is microwave safe which would have been nice for the Ember and not necessary with the NextMug. It makes sense why they are not. I am more than happy with the NextMug's performance and was many times aggravated with the Ember. I have not had to call for support with the NextMug at this time so I cannot attest to whether or not they stand behind their product. I did have to contact Ember support, which was easily done, due to one of the pins on the charger breaking. Ember immediately sent me a new charger at no cost. I can attest that Ember does stand behind their product. If you are an avid coffee/tea drinker, I highly recommend the NextMug. It's got a lot going for it.