Mora Double Wall Ceramic Coffee Travel Mug with Lid, 14 oz, Portable, Microwave, Dishwasher Safe, Insulated Reusable Tall Cup, Splash Resistant Lid - To Go Tumbler for Car Cup Holder, Pink Salt

My favorite travel mug. Wanted something that wasn’t plastic but could be microwaved and this is the perfect fit. I’ve owned it for 3.5 years now and its clear I will own it for many more.Pros:-Doesn’t stain (I even have the white)-Every part can be disassembled and put in the dishwasher making it the easiest mug to clean-Beautiful-Microwave safe-Quality-Keeps liquid warm for a couple hours. It’s obvious this isn’t a thermos but I’m satisfied with how long my coffee/tea stays warmPotential cons depending on your needs:-Not leak proof. You can’t get away with filling this and then sticking it in the side pocket of a backpack but it will handle a walk or some potholes on a dirt road-Heavy. This has never been an issue for me but if you have wrist pain or a difference that would make this important then it is on the heavier side.-Larger circumference. I wear a medium-large size female glove and I can get my hand a little over halfway around this mug. If you have tiny hands it might be too big.10/10 would recommend!

I love this mug! It took me a couple of uses to get used to the heft (due to the double walls) and the size of the mouthhole on the lid, but I absolutely love it now that I'm used to it.I also love that the lid can be separated for cleaning. I've had gaskets on other lids not able to come off easily and had gunk build up in them over time. It's so nice to be able to throw all parts of the mug into the dishwasher. My only long-term qualm with the lid is that there are 2 prongs that snap into place to connect the lid pieces. To separate the lid pieces for cleaning, you need to pinch them in. I worry about these fatiguing or accidentally breaking off in the long term. I haven't had any issues yet and the prongs work as well as day 1, but I wish I could order a replacement lid separately. I haven't reached out to the company about buying any, but it's not listed in their Amazon store.I've used this mug for about 5 months, and I use it regularly. There are no defects, and it seems to be if pretty good quality. I don't have any stains or marks on the interior except for some from where I've used a milk frother against the edge. They don't show much though.The best feature for me is that it's microwaveable. Though the double walls do keep the liquids warmer for longer than a single wall, don't expect it to keep heat in like a vacuum insulated thermos. I'd guess it at least doubles how long liquids will stay warm if you use the lid compared to a regular ceramic mug. I haven't had a chance to test it on a commute and at the office due to covid, but I imagine making coffee at home and then the drink staying warm throughout your commute and the first part of the day (my commute is by car). Then, if you have a microwave at work, you can pop it in for a reheat whenever. That's the vision I have for it, at least.I use mine regularly while working from home, but I haven't jostled it too much to see how well the lid keeps liquid in. I would assume I'd have zero issues with leaks carrying it in hand from the car to the office (which includes stairs for me), but I would not trust the lid if I slid it into my backpack side pocket.The mug is also just super cute overall. I've given 3 as gifts as part of a gift basket sent to friends, and they've all enjoyed using it.

I bought this because I wanted a ceramic mug to really enjoy the taste of my coffee while working from home. It's got some serious weight to it and feel sturdy. The weight base is great to prevent knock overs. As others have mentioned the only weakness is the lid which is a little awkward but manageable (I admit I've got a big nose and can still readily drink from it). It'll keep your coffee warm for 1-2 hrs tops but I bought it to enjoy the taste over a stainless steel tumbler If you want something that'll keep coffee piping hot for 2-3 hrs get a stainless steel tumbler. It's good for short car trips but for a long hauls it won't keep liquids hot 2+ hrs (lukewarm at best). If you want to enjoy the taste and have a great looking mug this is worth the money.

The mug delivers on aesthetics, and if you are specifically looking to avoid stainless steel travel mugs for the slight metallic aftertaste in your coffee or tea, or to avoid potentially harmful chemicals from other products leaching into your beverages, this is just about the best option out there in a travel mug configuration.This ceramic travel mug feels amazing and works as advertised. Buyers should understand that there are design limitations with ceramic that make it nearly impossible to make a sippable travel mug that is also spill proof. This mug is not leak proof, but it will prevent big spills if the mug falls and is picked up quickly. That could be a deal breaker for some, and there are plenty of aluminum travel mugs out there that are leak proof which might better fit your need if that is a non-negotiable feature for you.The ceramic is double-walled, but keep in mind it doesn't keep your drink as hot as a double-walled vacuum sealed stainless steel mug will. Once again, the limitations of the ceramic prevent a vacuum seal between the two walls of the mug, and so there will be a lot more heat transfer over time than with vacuum-sealed mugs. But if you drink your drink within 2-3 hours, you should be fine. Also, you can throw this mug into a microwave to reheat if you like, which is something you cannot do with a stainless steel travel mug.There are a few other "ceramic" travel mugs out there that are vacuum-sealed, but they are actually stainless steel with a "ceramic" coating sprayed over it. It is the same coating on non-stick "ceramic" frying pans that are a lot more like Teflon than true ceramic, and which contain a huge amount of interesting chemicals. Look it up there are plenty of videos and articles about this out there. These "ceramic" travel mugs look amazing and keep your drink hot and can be leak proof. But they aren't really ceramic.