Coffee Mug Warmer - Fastest Heating & Highest Temperature, Coffee Cup Warmer for Desk Auto Shut Off, 4 Temp Settings & 1-12H Timer, Smart Electric Beverage Warmer for Coffee, Tea (Black)

I’ve wanted one of those fancy self warming cups for a while but just couldn’t fork out the price. This warmer is an inexpensive option that is working wonderfully! Not sure about longevity or durability yet but so far it’s been an excellent choice. Warms quickly, customizable temps, warming area large enough for pretty much any size mug or cup and has an auto off feature too.

I’ve now bought two of these. They work very well and I’m happy with them; they really do keep my coffee hot for the duration I select. The heating surface is wide enough, without a raised border, that you could put a bowl or plate of food on it to keep warm too. The 185-degree setting is sufficient to bring lukewarm liquid to high heat in a reasonably short period of time, even though it’s not designed to heat up liquids. A microwave is preferable for that. And to state the obvious, it’s not compatible with Yeti-type coated metal mugs. One caveat: if you have pets who walk on your tables as I do, they can easily turn on the warmer and it can get very hot. Only an extremely light touch is required to activate it. For this reason I unplug it when not in use, which is a hassle but keeps my babies safe.

i LOVE this mug warmer! My old one only kept coffee at 120 degrees (barely warm). With this one, you choose between 131, 145, 167, and 185 degrees, and you can really the difference at each setting. 185 is too hot for me, and 167 is perfect. I've had it for 2 months and could not be happier. (Note: I use mugs that are completely flat on the bottom. Mugs that are hollower on the bottom might not heat as efficiently, but I'm sure the 185 setting would still keep liquids plenty hot.)

This is a great little unit that will practically boil coffee in the cup if it's on its highest setting. Works very well so far

My old mug warmer finally died over a year ago. I'm incredibly busy at work, and sometimes it can take me a couple hours to finish my morning coffee. In the warmer months, that's not a big deal, but in the cold ones...I'm not a fan. I read the reviews, and decided to purchase this warmer and I'm so happy I did. While I can't comment on the auto shut off timer, I can say that I love the different temperature settings. My coffee stays either hot or warm for hours. I've even set my cup of soup on here to keep it warm while I work. It is wider than my largest mug, and fits soup bowls comfortably. This has been a fantastic purchase, with a wonderful value for the money spent. It's a beautiful color, sturdy design and looks great on my desk. I definitely recommend this mug warmer.

I wanted to replace my old coffee warmer with a new, cordless one. I spotted this corded one and grabbed it. Good deal. It is currently on sale, I see, for $1.20 less than I paid. :-) At less than $20, I am happy with it so far. More detail than needed, but in case you want more, here you go: Pro's - 4 temperature settings. (I like the 145°F setting best for coffee. There are 2 that are even hotter. Seems to work very well though I've not yet tested the accuracy.) - Easy enough. However, be aware it is easy to hit a button and not realize it, if not right in front of you. I use mine to my side, and for a while thought it was changing temp settings on its own. Now, I think it was me. I'll update if that changes. ;-) - The plate size is big enough for any mug or cup I own. - Auto shut off - I set it for 2 or 3 hours if I have time to sip leisurely. Yet it allows for up to 12 hours. - Settings - temp and auto shut off time - are saved if it stays plugged in. - Lightweight - Looks fine - just like in the picture Con's - Not cordless - As mentioned, easy to hit a button accidentally and change the heat setting, but that seems to be operator error. - Not sure if it will turn off automatically if you don't click to tell it how many hours to leave it on. (If set on "0," the initial setting.) - If it gets unplugged, you must reset your choice of temp and number of hours before auto shut off. - It doesn't make my coffee for me and bring it to me at my whim. ;-) Hope this helps. ~~ Q now posted asking for info. If you can help, please reply. ~~~ I'm not finding cordless cup warmers that work with MY choice of cups/mugs, rather than just the mugs that come with them -- *** PLEASE IF YOU KNOW OF THEM. see community Q'S & drop an answer there. ***

I thought a rechargeable warmer would be more convenient but THIS warmer has the power to give me 4 different temp. settings. the 131 is for flat-bottom mugs, the 145 is for warmer coffee and I think the 167 may be for regular ring-bottom mugs. I also bought this because it will accommodate ALL kinds of mugs and those made from ceramic as well as metal. Most of the rechargeable want you to use metal mugs that can't also be microwaved. This Kitchenshop warmer also has a timer with auto shutoff. My only concern is that the touch controls are very sensitive so it is easy to turn it on when simply moving it. I bought a flat bottom mug just to be sure that it would stay warm. It is so nice to not have to continually reheat my mug in the microwave. UPDATE: I tried my usual mug which has the ring on the bottom. I found that if I turn the heating pad all the way up to 185 that even the bigger, ringed mug stayed warm. It just takes a little longer for a cool drink to heat up.

It keeps beverages hot or warm for hours. It has four different temperature settings and a timer. I’ve had it for a little over a week now and I use it every day.