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VSITOO Coffee Mug Warmer & Mug Set, Beverage Cup Warmer for Desk Home Office Use, Heated Coffee Mug with Lid, Coffee gift, Touch Tech & LCD Digital Display, IPX7-Waterproof, All Day Battery Life, 12oz

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Arrives Thursday, Feb 27
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Style: Smart Coffee Warmer


Features

  • Manual&APP Temperature Control: Temperature can be adjusted directly through the touch button on the smart mug or the VSITOO APP on your phone. Choose the way to set your favorite temperature between 95F- 149F. S2 smart coffee mug must stay on the charging base when heating.
  • Hydration Reminder:The reminder time can be set on the APP. When the reminder time is reached, the base will remind by vibrating, and a reminder box will pop up on the APP to remind you to drink water. You can see the number of times you drink water per day on the app.
  • Overheating Protection Mode:The system automatically starts the Overheating Protection Mode when the cup is empty to ensure safety. When there is sediment at the bottom of the mug, the system also automatically starts the Overheating Protection Mode when the cup is empty to ensure safety.
  • Smart LED Screen:The LED screen indicates the heating process, shows the current beverage temperature and battery power, you can know the status of your cup through the LED screen, which is convenient and efficient.
  • Perfect Gift Choice:It is the Pecfect gift for lovers,fathers, mothers, wives, husbands, friends and all relatives, Valentine's Day, Thanksgiving High-end gifts for Christmas, Christmas and birthday gifts.

Brand: Vsitoo


Material: Stainless Steel


Color: Black


Capacity: 12 Ounces


Special Feature: Heat Reveal Technology & Freezer Safe


Style: Smart Coffee Warmer


Theme: Birthday & Christmas & Holiday


Recommended Uses For Product: Home & Nursing & Travel


Occasion: Christmas


Included Components: Lid & Smart Mug


Specific Uses For Product: Hot Drinks & Cold Drinks


Product Care Instructions: Machine Wash, Hand Wash Only


Unit Count: 1 Count


Item Weight: 1.45 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 3.35"W x 7.09"H


Number of Items: 12


Product Dimensions: 0.01 x 3.35 x 7.09 inches


Item Weight: 1.45 pounds


Manufacturer: vsitoo


Item model number: s2


Date First Available: February 8, 2022


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    • Excellent alternative to the other temp control mug.
Style: Temperature Control Smart Mug
Review Image by Mark
I've been using this for about a month now at work. I work in as tech at an art school, and am frequently called on to rush to one of the 8 or so buildings to fix things unexpectedly, so my solution was a smart mug or thermos - I've used thermos' before and they work great but are hard to clean without a dishwasher, and I wanted something I could leave at a specific temp if I needed to run out quickly without my coffee cooling off too much. This works almost perfectly for my purposes. Is it worth 100ish bucks? Probably not. Your coffee will stay hot for 8 hours or so in a thermos type container. But if you think it's cool, go for it. The software for android works, but it's kind of a hassle and was fidgety with setting specific temps and when I get to work I don't want to open an app and connect to BT just to drink my coffee. I found it easier to just hold the button under the mug down (AFTER adding coffee - it will auto shut down if no heat is detected, a feature I do like) which powers it on and will restore the mug to the temperature you had selected when you powered it down. I like that it remembers. Touch control is a bit skittish but works well, especially after I updated the firmware - which works via bluetooth in the app - it took me about 30 tries before it fully downloaded and installed. Maybe network interference. The settings are written in Centigrade, not Fahrenheit, which can be confusing for those unfamiliar. I found keeping the touch light button set to 55C (131F) was the perfect drinking temp. It goes up two more notches, up to 65C, which to me was a bit too hot. 55 or the next step up are the settings I find to be most comfortable for me. You can use the app to dial in a specific temp in theory but the notched touch setting works good enough. You can use the mug off the charger, but I keep it on my desk because I never really take it on walks. The charge time appears to be sufficient. The mug will shut off if it detects that there's nothing in mug to heat up (eventually), to protect the circuitry inside. It can be washed by hand quickly and easily. The metal with enamel coating is fine, but the handle came with a tiny chip in it (I highlighted the chip in the photo - it's blurry) small issue for me, considering an alternative Ember mug is about 50 bucks more than what I payed at the time of purchase, but paying 100 bucks for a fancy mug and the first thing I see is a tiny chip in it was a bit unsettling. Maybe I'm just unlucky. That said, the packaging was a near-Apple level experience, making me feel like it might be a massive waste if the mugs are still going to come chipped. I'm a critical person, but these things are very small when considering the value and performance, in my opnion. The handle of the mug is wide enough to hold comfortably, but has no "meat" to it due to probably trying to make is less heavy, but once you get used to it isn't a problem. It'd be nice if the handle was more ergonomic in some way, but not really a big deal. The mug is fairly heavy, but not much heavier than a solid, decent ceramic mug. The charger is proprietary as far as I can tell, which is a bit annoying since I often want to bring the coaster charge plate and mug home for a long weekend but wrapping up the charger is a hassle. I have many GaN and smart chargers from wattages going to 120W+ so I don't understand why I need to use THIS usb-C charger. A bit annoying but minor. I really really like this mug. It's not without it's minor flaws, but I found most of them to be small enough to give it a pass. It keeps my coffee where I like it, and looks pretty sharp, and that's worth saving 50 or so bucks! I say if you're thinking about it, give this one a solid try - worst case, you return it if you decide it's not for you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ on April 22, 2022 by Mark
    • Review/Comparison with Ember (UPDATED 4/11/2022)
Style: Temperature Control Smart Mug
Review Image by Terry B.
Review Image by Terry B.
Review Image by Terry B.
Review Image by Terry B.
I have both the VSITOO S3 Pro and the Ember 14oz. Here is a comparison and review. CAPACITY: VSITOO says it can hold 360ml which should be 12.2oz but actual measurements show that it can hold just slightly more than the Ember 14oz. It is also bigger physically, and so is it's charge coaster. BUILD QUALITY: The outside of the S3 Pro feels very similar to the Ember's ceramic shell. The Ember beats the S3 Pro in that the inside of the Ember is also ceramic coated while the S3 Pro's is more like an enamel finish. Both of them have this thin uncomfortable handle. The Ember charge coaster is all metal (maybe except for the bottom that is covered with a rubber pad). The S3 Pro's coaster is metal on top and looks and feels like the Ember's. The bottom is plastic and has this ring texture that makes it difficult to clean. POWER: The S3 Pro coaster uses a USB-C port and I would assume you can use any power supply that is rated "USB PD" (power delivery) that can supply similar amperage (2.1A on the supplied adapter) to power the coaster. The Ember on the other hand, uses it's own 19V power supply with a barrel connector. Both coasters are always on, meaning even without the mugs resting on them there is 19V at the "pogo" pins you see on the coaster. This means that if you rest a metal object across those pins you'll cause a short circuit most likely damage the adapter. CHARGE CAPACITY: In regular use, I've found the Ember to be able to keep working for almost 2 hours on a full charge keeping my coffee at 140F. In it's ads, the S3 Pro says it can keep going from 4-8 hours but so far I have yet to see it make it to 2 hours. APP: The Ember app is very basic. You're supposed to be able to set a color for the LED to identify your mug when there are other Embers around but that function has never worked for me. The LED is always white. The Ember app also never connects to the mug reliably or consistently. I've had to delete and reconnect my Ember at least 4 times since I got it. I've just given up and just let the mug keep my beverage at whatever temperature it remembers. The S3 Pro app has a lot of potential. BUT why does a smart mug app need so many permissions??? For it to work, first it needs permission to access phone functions. Then you need to give it your phone number to which it sends a verification code. Then it needs access to media storage and, strangest of all, location! I denied all permissions and it wouldn't connect to the S3 Pro. Within 24 hours of installing this app I got a text message saying "XEsn acrazygirl.???.*567". (I replaced some stuff with question marks for safety.) Coincidence? Maybe. But when something that just needs to connect to a mug to tell it what temperature it should be at needs access to so many unrelated functions it makes me very suspicious. Also, I live in the US and I'm used to having my temperatures in Fahrenheit. I switched the units to F and now the scale switched from increments of 5 deg Celsius to increments of 9 deg Fahrenheit. Yes, they are regular increments but they seem arbitrary on first glance. Why not just use 5 degree increments in both C and F? CONCLUSION: Despite the build quality of the S3 Pro's coaster, it's inner coating, and lackluster charge capacity, I think I'll be using it more. That means it'll be the mug I leave at the office because I'm there more than I'm home. If I ever travel, the S3 Pro will be what I take with me. The fact that you can adjust the temperature on the mug itself without having to open an app is a big plus. (I've uninstalled the VSITOO app.) At a cost of $30 less than the Ember I think this is a great value and something I should've given as presents last Christmas instead of the Ember. UPDATE: 10 months later, my S3 Pro is completely dead. The LED started blinking red and then it stopped. Now it no longer turns on. I was hoping it would come back to life if I left it to discharge completely before recharging it but it no longer charges. I used the S3 Pro and the Ember about the same duration every day and the Ember still works. I'll update this review again when the Ember dies. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ on June 27, 2021 by Terry B.

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