Coffee Mug Warmer Set for Desk, Electric Coffee Cup Warmer with Temperature Control & Self-Heating for Coffee, Beverage, Milk, Tea, LED Temp and Battery Level Display, 14oz (Cup Included)

I was planning to get a temp control mug for a while.. and finally pull the triggered last weekend. Since it arrived, I did a few different drinks to test it out and I def fell in love this mug. the price was lowered than some of the competition but the features are included. it holds the coffee/milk quite hot and I would never have a cold coffee 20-30 mins after they are made.Pros:- Ready to use, packaging was easy.- Straightforward to use.- love the vol it could hold and love it has a lid.- the design is sleek, the finish/touch is top notch- love it comes with USB-C charger, so I could share the charger with other devices.CONS:- battery life is decent, but I wish it could go slightly longer.

I purchased this mug and it would just turn off for no apparent reason. Now it seems to be completely dead. Unfortunately I did not keep the box or anything so doubtful I can do anything with it but throw in the garbage!

Chic and effective - love it!The STOKE VOLTAICS mug is a wonderful addition to my daily outfit! It's not only stylish, but also very practical. No more dreading cold coffee in the morning. The temperature regulation controlled by the app works flawlessly, allowing me to enjoy my drink just the way I like it. Cleaning is easy and the battery life is suitable for my daily use. Plus, it has become a hit at work. If you want to improve your drinking game, then this gadget is for you!

This smart mug does not hold temp accurately, especially as volume decreases. It may show my set point of 135F but it feels much cooler. When I swirl the cup, the temp goes down, then comes back up to set point, still feeling cooler. I never had this problem with my Ember.Another issue, if you are into camping with it, is that you must use the cord that came with it to charge it. So no small battery pack with a usb c cable will work with it. You must have a battery pack with a AC inverter to charge it though it’s cord.This smart mug is a good value since it will hold temp better than a standard mug, but I would put in the extra money for a better performing smart mug.

I bought the STOKE VOLTAICS mug for my coffee loving spouse and it has revolutionized our mornings. No more reheating coffee over and over again! The feature that lets you set the desired temperature through the app is ingenious. Every sip is perfect. Plus, the battery lasts all morning. It's easy to clean and looks very stylish. It's a must-have for those who are tired of their coffee getting cold!

It warms it up to 122 even though it says 139. But it only works for one round. Then the battery is dead. So.... not good for traveling or trucking or camping. It dies after the first use.

I purchased this item as a lower cost alternative for work (I currently have an ember mug at home). I like the digital display, however the controls are truly inferior. Let's start with the fact that you have to turn this on each time for use. And then you have to use your phone to connect and manual start heating each time. Finally, the temperature control overshoots and constantly corrects, quite often even dropping all together. Oh and when you just have a couple of sips left it turns off, so the last sip is always cold. In summary spend the few extra dollars and get an ember. I have no issues with my ember.

I like this heated mug for those busy morning where my coffee may end up sitting for 30 minutes or more before I get back to it. I only turn it on as needed, as I don't want my coffee "cooking" unnecessarily for no reason. In that regard, it's quick enough to heat up my morning joe after a rest. It's also fantastic for when you want to go mobile with your cup-o-joe and the battery picks up where the charging base leaves off.However, it does have issues when nearly empty. It will randomly turn off unexpectedly instead of maintaining temp once the contents get down to the last several sips. It's annoying, but doesn't stop me from consuming my brew. Also the size of the cup can be a bit misleading... You may think you have a decent amount of coffee left (~25% of the cup is battery and electronics, yet looks like useable space from the outside), pick it up to take a sip and realize there was only a few drops left. It's something you (possibly) will get used to with extended use.Can I live without this heated mug? Sure... I've done it for decades now. Would I willingly give it up? Absolutely not!