☕️ Coffee Mug Warmer: Auto Shut Off, Smart Temp Settings for Home Office Desk - Electric Beverage Tea Water Milk Warmer for All Cups and Mugs + Heating Plate for Candle Wax Review

Sleek and minimalist. Doesn't look like a shelf/table mess. This is what I would actually use on my desk in the winter. Be careful not to touch the heater in the center as the hot set is definitely hot! It was an unnecessary purchase and I'm glad I made it.

Warmer has a nice modern design and works well. It looks good on the table. Easy to clean with a damp cloth. You should use a flat-bottomed coffee mug or tea glass (not a raised-rimmed bottom). If it is flat then it is in full contact with the heating pad. Idea for future version: USB connector. This is now much more common on a desk than in an electrical outlet.

This works very well for my oversized mug, this mug does not have a flat bottom and is not glass as recommended but it will keep you warm all day! (Remember, this thing is designed to keep the water warm, so the water needs to be warm to begin with, don't use it as a water heater.) (Update: After a few days of use, I discovered that this thing actually can be used as a heater! Until you use the recommended mug. The one in my photo was too thick and big to get warm. I've tried glass, cold water…

I originally bought this as a candle warmer to melt the wax and spread the scent not to burn candles. This method extends the life of the candle, dissipates odors incredibly well, and I don't have to worry about candle smoke ruining my ceilings and walls. I use a standard 3 wick Bath and Body candle which is the perfect size. I love that it has an auto shut off feature so I don't have to worry about forgetting to turn it off every night. The only thing I wish the cable was longer. Plus, it's…

I bought 2 of these, one for my wife and one for me. They look very beautiful and stylish and look very nice on our table next to the chairs. The smart switch feels nice and works well. My wife loves them. I had a small problem with mine as the glass lid broke within an hour, I contacted customer service and they rushed to replace it. It's very nice to find a company that genuinely believes in and supports their product. Also included is a heat transfer disk used for the ribbed bottom trays…

I used a regular cup warmer Mr. Coffee with a simple metal heating plate and switch and I upgraded it to something with an auto shut off. What I liked about the new heating pad: 1) Auto-off, cup sensor and on/off touch controls worked well. Switching between different heat settings was easy. 2) Looks nice with a slim, low profile. Things I didn't like: 1) Even on the hottest setting, it never keeps drinks hot. I think it's the glass surface. This was a deal breaker for me. I returned it and got

Very good fit for my giant mug, this mug does not have a flat bottom and is not glass as recommended but it will keep you warm all day long! (Remember, this thing is designed to keep the water warm, so the water needs to be warm to begin with, don't use it as a water heater.) (Update: After a few days of use, I discovered that this thing actually can be used as a heater! Until you use the recommended mug. The one in my photo was too thick and big to get warm. I've tried glass, cold water might…

I really loved this product because I can put it on my desk to keep my coffee warm during the day or light a candle without fear of leaving the room with a candle . The design is beautiful, slim, elegant and does not take up space. When I can get it to work it heats up to the perfect temperature (not too hot), the only problem is that the surface is designed to detect perfectly flat objects and most of my mugs/candles have light ones curves. I could only find one cup that worked and even that…

During quarantine, I used a corner of my bedroom as an office. One of the downsides of letting the kids work in my kitchen is that I don't have a microwave handy to warm up my coffee! This little device was delivered, but only within the first month of use. The heat kept my coffee warm, especially when I reached the bottom of the cup. Based on helpful feedback, I tried using the flattest bottomed cups I had. The problem was that I wanted to take the device with me to take it to another part of…