📏 Buperor Glass Measuring Cup: 2021 New Multi-scale Heat-resistant Borosilicate Glass Cup for Accurate Liquid Measurements in Kitchen Baking, Coffee, Milk, Bartending - 2 Cup Capacity Review

Love how light and easy it is to clean. I use it every day for very hot liquids, microwave eggs and other measuring tasks. My dearest.

Better than a glass teapot because neither holds as much. I handle them with care and don't see any problems until I drop them!

left handed setting which I am NOT. The glass is so thin that I'm afraid of banging it on the sink or countertop and breaking it. I will not buy it again or recommend it. He's just too fragile.

Wrong measure 1 cup = 200ml should be 1 cup = 236.5ml no good. checked with a calibrated cup after baking, the products do not come out properly.

Love the branding and the top. That's why I bought it. However, it is very light, almost too light to be fragile. I used it once and it survived being washed in the dishwasher. It remains to be seen whether it will hold up for use in the kitchen.

So the measuring cup is fine. I'd say it's worth $5 to get a better Pyrex. There are no 1/3 cup markings, which made me uncomfortable the second time I used them. The lid is beautiful but not worth how delicate and fragile it seems. Generally works, but I'd still recommend a more expensive one.

It works great. I use it to boil water for tea and put tea bags or a teapot right here for brewing. I'm tired of not having quality kettles, even the expensive ones I've tried always break, the handle melts/heats up or some other problem arises - so I looked for an alternative solution and this one fits a great price. Very happy with my purchase.

★Safe to use: high borosilicate material, heat and frost resistant, can withstand large temperature changes, even if the frozen mug is immediately thrown into boiling water, it will not break. You can freeze and heat the mug without hesitation. IT IS NOT TRUE. Glass does not withstand boiling water. I had it for a day; I poured boiling water into it to help my kids make borax crystals and it cracked INSTANTLY. I'm so glad I did it in the sink and not over the gas stove like the advert suggests.