BURNOUT Temperature-Regulating Travel Mug 16 oz Black - Drink NOW & HeatZorb Technology Review

The canister itself is well designed and works fairly well in terms of insulation but this is what initially drew me in and convinced me to pay five times what I would normally pay for paying for a coffee cup was what he claimed initially chilled him. Not as much. Still hot after waiting 15 minutes. But that's not why I'm sending it back. I mean, there's not much you can do with the laws of physics and all that. The main reason I am returning it is the horrible lid design. First, it flows from…

I love coffee but I'm medically limited to a few cups a day so I try to drink what I like. I don't always plan well either. As a result, I make a large cup in the morning and try to suck it up until lunchtime, then repeat until noon. The problem is the temperature, how to get it up to my temperature quickly and how to keep it at that level. I have several cups from Hydroflask and other brands but they are too hot at first. This mug actually cools down quickly and works as advertised. The price…

Although I find this product overpriced, the only downside I would like to highlight is the lid. I'm very picky with kids but before I bought it I figured the lid must be great. While I like that the red color indicates when it's closed, the direction of the "switch" knob to open and close is awkward. I spilled it once thinking it was closed as the switch was closest to the spout. I really like the Now Drink technology. It really seems to be working. I checked your website to see if there is an

I like hot coffee. So it's counterintuitive to want a mug to dissipate heat, but after I preload it with my first cup (as instructed), it maintains a hotter temperature waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah Normalerweise trinke ich morgens ein oder zwei große Tassen und trinke dann den Rest des Tages Kaffee. There's nothing worse than getting caught up in a project or stuck in a meeting, only to return for a…

I tried this on a trip just a few days ago. I finished my coffee in less than 2 hours and when I took my last sips it was lukewarm at best. Admittedly I drink coffee slowly and in small sips and may have left the hatch/drinking area open. Personally I didn't think it would make much of a difference, but it pains me to think of closing when I take a few sips over the course of a few minutes. My other cups close with a push of a button/automatically, so that's also a definite disadvantage. So, to

Burnout travel coffee mug ain't bad. It is based on the same principle that we can all observe in the evening after a sunny day: heat dissipation. (More specifically, the first law of thermodynamics/the law of conservation of energy). Just like your concrete driveway, patio, or brick wall exposed to the sun all day will radiate heat for some time after the sun goes down, by using materials that absorb heat efficiently, this mug gradually releases and holds heat for several hours so the contents