✨ Kyocera 17oz. Ceramic Coated Interior, Double Wall Vacuum Insulated, Stainless Steel Travel Mug in Matte Black Finish Review

Yall. This is a mug. I drank so many cups of coffee/tea. Contigo, Swell, Ello, Thermos, Bodum etc. I tried different models and different sizes. But they never worked. This is the first cup that doesn't spill at all. Will not accidentally open in a pocket. It doesn't take on that weird taste that can't be washed off. Thanks to the ceramic inside, my tea tastes like tea and coffee tastes like coffee. So far it's been amazing. The only downside I can think of is that the lid is a bit fiddly so it

This is a very well designed travel mug that looks every bit as good as the pictures and works exactly as the description would suggest. It keeps ice water very cold for a long time and hot coffee very hot for many hours. Ignore the criticism regarding the awful lid design. All you do with this mug is rotate it 30° in your hand and drinking from it is completely comfortable and natural. Personally, I would prefer a 100% ceramic liner to a coating. But Kyocera did a great job with this task…

First of all I like that it fits in my BMW's cup holder. Of course I'm assuming it's a ceramic mug. I also like that the lid has a lock. i have bad taste I've tried several mugs and none of them can match the taste of an open ceramic or glass mug. Now I drink coffee from a double insulated glass mug at home and use this mug when I have to go out and haven't had my coffee. As long as it stays closed and keeps the coffee warm. Warm after 8 hours. I doubt the reliability of the lid lock. Difficult

Compared to Macaron Lock & Lock, Contigo Twistseal 16 oz, Kyocera 17 oz and Funkrin 16 oz. For hours the Macaron held the temperature just as well as the Kyocera and apparently made the same path, and they performed better than the Contigo and Funkrin. The Funkrin has a hinged lid that closes well but doesn't hold up as well as others. The Contigo holds the temperature slightly better than the Funkrin, but the lid feels a bit complicated for my taste. It took some practice to remove the screw…

This mug would have gotten 5 stars if it weren't for the lid design. First off, let me say that the concept of an internal ceramic coating is amazing for who wants their hot drink to have a metallic taste (hot tea is particularly prone to metallic taste). There are many ceramic travel mugs on the market but none will keep your drink hot to the last drop except this one as this is the only one I could find that actually has insulated walls. Others with bamboo exteriors aren't good at keeping…

This is a really good travel mug. It keeps drinks hotter longer than any other travel mug I've owned. As a tea snob, a ceramic interior is a must. All you taste is a drink and nothing else! I'll admit the lid is a bit bulky, but it has the advantage of being able to open and close the mug with one hand. I've tried the ceramic lined Contigo mug, Ello Ogden and this one. Here's the order I would put them in: 1) This mug 2) Lined Contigo ceramic mug. It's a close second because it has the…