Luxe AUTOSEAL Travel Mug by Contigo, 16 oz. 🍵 Stainless Steel, Spill-Proof Coffee Mug with THERMALOCK Double-Wall Insulation, Vacuum-Insulated Review

. It's definitely been improved in terms of leakproofing and cleaning, but one of the main design flaws is that the mouth area is deeply cut, causing too much liquid to spill out at once. So if you drink something very hot (e.g. hot coffee) you will burn your upper lip. I really wanted to like the product but it just wasn't working for me. I'm returning it and buying the old model.

Bought because of the description and the positive reviews. I don't think all reviews are true. On the plus side, this is a nice travel mug. Does not leak when the lid is closed. The 16 ounce size was great for my morning coffee. On the other hand, firstly, the plastic upper smells of disinfectant. Secondly, it doesn't even keep the coffee hot for an hour. Third, it gushes out of the locking button when unlocking and pouring coffee. Fourth, when you try to pour liquid, you cannot prevent it…

The cup holder on my BMW 135i is rather flat and not as large in diameter as the other cars in my stable. This mug fits snugly and stays in place. I also have a 20 oz Contigo which is too large in diameter and a 20 oz Zojirushi which is too thin in diameter and combined with its height flies without much provocation. Update: Multiple reviews say it keeps hot liquid hot for a long time. time, but that wasn't my experience. To check, I filled it with 198° warm water, closed the lid and measured…

I have over 5 Contigo mugs and this will be my last. I love the new top. Getting the oil out of my bulletproof coffee will be very easy. The bottom is more contoured than the competition, which should help it fit more cup holders. I'm still concerned that they are lead soldered and can't be sure, but this mug eventually claims to be dishwasher safe, which gives me more confidence that safer solder was used in this new design (perhaps Contigo will check the facts here?) . My main concern is that

The reason I bought this mug was to replace my previous Contigo mug. It was the original Autoseal. The problem with the other cup was that the gasket for the hole where the liquid comes out became hard due to coffee build up over the 2+ years I've had it. And yes, I washed myself. in the dishwasher. I checked the new seal on the internet. You can buy a lid gasket for the bowl, but the only way to get a lid gasket is to buy a complete lid assembly, which costs $15 (for a mug that costs $17!), so

I have had several Contigo products over the years and bought this one after a bad fall in a parking lot ripped the plastic cover from the predecessor and leaked. This is probably the most expensive mug I've ever bought. However, it's the first model with an all-stainless steel exterior construction (except for the recessed plastic panel), it has the easiest-to-clean lid and a drip-control mechanism, and it's the first model I'm confident in putting on the case. dishwasher shelf. In any case…