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Ember Temperature Control Smart Mug 2, 14 Oz, App-Controlled Heated Coffee Mug with 80 Min Battery Life and Improved Design, White
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| Brand | Ember |
| Color | White |
| Special Feature | Light Up, Scratch Resistant, Programmable |
| Style | Modern |
| Theme | Holiday |
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About this item
- Ember Coffee Mug with Longer Lasting Battery: Our updated smart coffee mug's extended battery life keeps your drink at your preferred temperature (between 120°F - 145°F) for up to 80 minutes on a full charge or all day on its redesigned charging coaster
- Smart With or Without App: Pair this temperature control mug with the Ember app to set the temperature, customize presets and more; Our self-heating coffee mug is also functional without the app and remembers your last-used temperature (135°F out of box)
- Auto Sleep: Our heated coffee mug intelligently senses when to turn on and off; The mug enters sleep mode when empty or after 2 hours of inactivity; Ember wakes up when it senses movement or liquid
- Hand Wash Only: An updated scratch-resistant coating is safe to hand wash; Ember Mug 2 is IPX7 rated and fully submersible up to 1 meter deep
- Perfect Gift for a Life Well Sipped: Whether self-gifted or given to another, there's no better way to share warmth than a favorite drink at just the right temperature every time
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| Brand | Ember |
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| Color | White |
| Special Feature | Light Up, Scratch Resistant, Programmable |
| Style | Modern |
| Theme | Holiday |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Home |
| Included Components | Drinking Cup, Charging coaster, Adapter, Quick start guide |
| Specific Uses For Product | Hot Drinks |
| Shape | Round |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Product Care Instructions | Machine Wash, Hand Wash Only |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Reusability | Reusable |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Product Dimensions | 6.06"W x 6.26"H |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Weight | 14 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Ember |
| ASIN | B08D3XPCZR |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | CM191402US |
| Batteries | 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. |
| Customer Reviews |
4.4 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #105 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining) #1 in Mugs |
| Date First Available | July 16, 2020 |
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I could beam all day about how much I love this ridiculous mug. So, instead I'm going to rant about all the dumb things about it that detract from using it.
The form factor is good enough, but the handle is poorly designed. The edges are too squared off, the shape isn't made for human hands being so thin, and because the mug is so bottom heavy it takes these minute design flaws and emphasizes them. I've not had any issues with the coating, but I am careful not to use metal utensils to stir things in it. While the bottom looks a bit scuffed up, the coating is just fine. Positively, the outside of the mug does not get hot so you don't need the stupid handle to hold it. Handle is pretty at least.
The way the mug charges uses two prongs that connect with a ring on the bottom of the mug. It's not inductive charging and I'm not sure it could be given the threat of liquids. I don't have much of a problem with it being contact based and it nestles nicely into the base. The issue resides in the prongs themselves. They are tiny little spring loaded prongs that are predisposed to break if you do not baby the coaster. Sideways pressure of just putting the mug on the coaster from too flat of an angle over and over can jam the springs or break the prongs. I understand the need to have it be spring loaded to ensure contact, but must the contacts be so small and fragile? It just seems like there's so many better solutions to this problem than small aftermarket parts. Although, it does mean more replacement coasters sold. I gifted my mom one of these for Christmas and she's been through two coasters with broken prongs.
The app is modern looking, and is just fine. Just fine like everything else. They want the app to look clean and minimal so instead of just having simple things like an on/off on the app home screen, you have to swipe in an unintuitive way to find that basic function located among temperature favorites instead of on the screen with your base temp and adjustment. There's nothing indicating you can swipe to see a screen of options. Nor can you control the sleep timer on the mug through the app for inactivity. It's just not using the space it has available all that well so everything feels like it has one too many steps involved for basic interaction. Prime example of form over function and the entire thing could use a redesign. If I only have a single mug registered to my device, why make me click the mug to connect and control each time the app starts up. Just default to the one thing it's linked with and auto-connect until more devices are added.
And these features would be useful because the mug just doesn't detect empty or almost empty all that well. Many times I've had an empty cup and it just keeps on trucking, burning whatever last remnants have evaporated and been left in the bottom. Most of the time it works as it should, other times, you need to hold the mug completely upside down for a few seconds for the accelerometer inside to figure it there's no possibility there is anything in the cup. If you use cheap flavored creamers you will quickly learn of the burnt smell of sugars. With no control over an inactivity timer it's a bigger problem than I would like.
These minor issues all add up, because no part of the product is undeniably extraordinary. The battery has degraded relatively quickly with heavy use and no longer lasts more than 20-30 minutes off of the coaster. It burns things all the time when I've not noticed it hasn't properly triggered the sleep function. With the heater being in the bottom, the temp feels progressively hotter as you drink more and more. And now more recently, the rubber ring on the bottom of mine has deformed under the heat of normal handwashing and no longer can seat properly. It's only a matter of time before repeated washing has done away with all the glue that secures it. It wants to have that marriage of luxury form and function that Apple-like products have, but when the function is so simple, it finds these odd ways to come up short. Like the LED indicator only being on one side of the cup, sorry lefties, or lack of optional auditory cues for the sake of convenience and accessibility.
It is still just a mug. It does keep things wonderfully warm. I use it everyday, and often several times. The minuscule comfort of a hot coffee or tea keeping it's temp as I toil away at projects is annoyingly priceless. It has injected an unexpectedly strange joy in my day to day life that makes the absurd price of a cup feel entirely justified. I've not touched another mug in my home since receiving it just about. I just hope the next iteration is a bit smarter and the cost saving measures aren't as apparent.
In general - a very good purchase, does as promised. After a year I'm not sure the battery is holding up as expected, but that's to be expected as far as battery life goes.
The one flaw that annoyed the most - if you don't make sure the bottom of the mug is absolutely dry, the contacts on the charging base will corrode and break. Just a simple patdown isn't enough - the rubber spacers on the bottom of the mug will retain moisture, after several months I noticed the corrosion buildup on the charger base (the small spring that sticks up) and tried to clean it only to have that spring break off completely which of course left it unable to recharge.
So if you're used to washing it prior to using then you'll likely end up having to buy a new base within a year. If your habits have you wash after using with a few hours to dry completely before putting it back on the base, then I expect you'll be fine.
This was with the original version, I have no idea if the new 2.0 version addresses this situation or not, only that the replacement base had the same weak-looking spring which will likely suffer the same fate over time if the base isn't fully and completely dry after washing, which a simple toweling or wipedown is insufficient due to the rubber spacers retaining moisture.
and warms your chest all the way down? I just found out that that's 141 degrees! (at least for me)
I'm very impressed with this. It maintains the heat and doesn't burn the coffee. If you drink coffee slowly and want to use a mug instead of tumbler--and don't enjoy increasingly lukewarm, then cold, coffee--this is worth it.
---Pros and Con (compared to a heating plate)----
Pros:
-No temperature variation, including by heating coffee when cup is full, after adding cold half-n-half (with heating plate, it was a little cold when full, then too hot and nearly burnt at the bottom)
-Continues to keep hot even if not on the plate, which for the Ember is just for charging (just have to watch the battery, because it doesn't last a super long time)
Con:
Can't use your own mugs
But... (pointing to my butt)...
The charging plate is seriosuly flawed... there are 2 little pins that connect to the botton of the cup... The one pin gets stuck and stops making contact rendering the cup useless... Customer Service was TERIFFIC and replaced the charging plate, but I'm not sure if it will happen again and would they replace the plate again if it did. It must be a problem for them to have a whole page on their website about it.
Hopefully they have that issue solved. As I said above, this mug is incredible... and coffee without it is just not the same anymore.
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For many months now I've seen influencers the length and breadth of YouTube with Ember mugs in their backgrounds and on their desks. As a wannabe influencer and a massive tea drinker who works from home it was only a matter of time before I found some excuse to buy myself this gift.
I bit the bullet last week and at first I was satisfied with it's simplicity and elegance. It had all the hallmarks of a great scandi-influenced minimalist design product with great utility. Was a bit disappointed to see an old school ac adapter for the charging base instead of the now ubiquitous USB charging (meaning I can't charge the mug from my desk without a free power adapter and an extra cable.)
Unfortunately having now used the product for a week I think the minimalism goes one step too far so you can never quite tell what "state" the mug is in, whether your brew is being kept hot or slowly going cold takes a bit of divination.
See, the mug itself has an LED light indicator, which pulses different colours to indicate different things, but unfortunately these indications are both inconsistent and sometimes confusing.
Green means your battery is charged, not that your temperature is correct.
Pulsing white means your liquid is heating, but only if you added boiling liquid to begin with.
Red means your battery is low... not that your mug is heating.
Oh and you can also choose a "custom" colour to identify between multiple mugs in your house... but the default colour is also Red.
Then there's the app...
The app allows you to remotely set the temperature of your mug by bluetooth... if you're lucky!
Pairing the mug was seamless the first time. Unfortunately you have to re-discover it every time you use it. I imagine in an effort to save battery they disabled the auto-search feature like most other bluetooth devices have, what would have been better here is maybe to have it search once every 15 minutes maybe? As it stands I have to reselect the device in the app... every time my phone has gone out of range.
The app also has handy temperature presets for different beverages, great. But it also has a tea-timer... which stops timing if you switch app while you wait; not great.
Now let's talk about the mugs fatal flaw - heating.
In a perfect world you would pour scalding water straight into your mug every time to brew your coffee or tea, the mug recognises a sharp change in temperature and takes its queue to wake up and monitor the temperature. But unfortunately we don't live in a perfect world.
If you pour any liquid that is below about 60c (in my tests) like say... if you brew leaf tea or filter coffee in another vessel (like anyone who cares enough to spend £130 on a mug probably does!) Then sometimes, not every time, but often enough to plant the seed of doubt in my mind, the mug doesn't recognise that you've put anything in and despite the temperature reading 58c or whatever - actually your brew is slowly going cold and you'll never know until you reach for your dreams only to be met with the cold slops of reality as you imagine how much your friends would laugh at you if they could see you now.
The only way to "wake" the mug, seems to be to stir or swirl the tea and wait for the app temperature gauge to catch up and get back to work. Often it seems like a pint of blood and your first born child wouldn't be enough of a sacrifice for the Ember gods to smile down upon your sorry luke-warm soul.
8/10 times it's fine and works perfectly, and those last sups of 60c tea are joyous. But those two-in-ten times are just enough to always have me glancing to the side as I work and saying a quick prayer that the odds are in my favour this time.
Great idea, mostly well designed except for the ac adapter, app needs work and connectivity could be improved.
UI with the lights needs a rethink, they've sacrificed clarity for simplicity.
If I had bought this for £40 in Argos I'd be absolutely delighted with myself.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 7, 2022
This mug stains. It's black so you wouldn't think it would get stained so easily but it's nice sleek finish was toast by a month or 6 weeks in. I realise this is from tea sitting in it too long - but isn't that it's design? It gets rinsed a few times a day and then cleaned well at the end of the day but it's clearly not enough maintenance. I've tried to scrub it out as much as I feel is possible without scratching it and using numerous other things to clean it (soaps, denture cleanser tabs, vinegar & baking soda, etc) Nothing really works which is sad because it looks great out of the box.
The app is pretty useless. Good thing you don't need the app to use the mug because it needs constant pairing and makes you want to throw the whole thing out the window. If the app is something you plan to rely on, skip this. It's pointless.
The mat has started to become sketchy about charging and I worry that I'm going to have to return this before the year warranty period. I've got it marked down in case it needs to go back because you have to sit it "just right" sometimes to get it to make perfect contact.
But why 4 stars? This sounds like a 1 star review, mate! Because the mug really does work. It'll sit there and keep your coffee or tea toasty warm for a good long time. If it's sitting there on it's mat it'll keep it warm until your cat knocks it over or the milk skims over. If the extras and bells and whistles are important then upgrade to something more than the 2.0 or skip this but for me, it's saved money and improved life (less tossed out coffee, less tea down the drain, fewer tea bags, much less milk, etc)














































