Sensible Espresso Mug Hotter – 30W Espresso Cup Hotter for Desk with Temp Show & 2-12H Timer, Auto Shut Off & Gravity Sensor Espresso Cup Hotter with 3 Temp Settings for Espresso Beverage Milk Tea (No Cup)
$14.99
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(as of Nov 27, 2024 20:57:04 UTC – Particulars)
Product Description
Sensible Espresso Mug Hotter: This 30W mug hotter has 3 temperature settings for Ceramic cups (170°F, 150°F, 130°F), Metallic cups (180°F, 165°F, 145°F), and Glass cups (176°F, 160°F, 140°F). Every cup kind is initially set to the very best temperature, however you’ll be able to regulate it simply by touching the temperature setting button. This electrical cup hotter for desk gives glorious heating efficiency to maintain your drink on the excellent temperature
Digital Temperature Show With Contact Buttons: This sensible espresso hotter have LED shows and contact button designs. The show of the espresso hotter signifies the precise temperature and timer settings. You should use this espresso cup hotter at dwelling or workplace, and it’s simple to operate-simply contact the buttons to pick out your most well-liked cup kind, temperature, and period
Individualised Security Design: The mug hotter for desk contains a handy default reminiscence perform. The mug hotter remembers your final cup alternative for straightforward use. This cup hotter has a gravity-sensing on/off button; while you elevate your cup, the espresso mug hotter pauses heating. Put the cup again inside 10 minutes, and this electrical mug hotter resumes heating as earlier than. If not, this espresso up hotter shuts off after 10 minutes, making certain security and peace of thoughts
2-12 Hours Timed: Our espresso cup hotter has a timed shut-off perform starting from 2 to 12 hours (2/4/6/8/10/12), you’ll be able to set the precise shut-off time in accordance with your wants, by default, the espresso hotter will mechanically shut off after 4 hours, simple to personalize your heating expertise. Whether or not you are working at your desk or having fun with a leisurely break, this cup hotter supplies constant, managed heating
Appropriate with Completely different Mugs: The three.75-inch heating space of this mug hotter matches most mug sizes, accommodating glass, ceramic, or steel cups. This electrical mug hotter retains your drinks heat for an prolonged interval, whether or not it’s tea, milk, espresso, or any scorching beverage. Plus, this cup hotter doubles as a candle wax hotter, filling your room with pleasant perfume. Fitted with a 5-foot UL-certified energy twine, this mug hotter gives enough size for handy use
Clients say
Clients just like the temperature, high quality, and worth of the product. They point out it retains espresso scorching in all their ceramic mugs, has totally different temperatures relying on the kind of cup, and is well-constructed.
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8 reviews for Sensible Espresso Mug Hotter – 30W Espresso Cup Hotter for Desk with Temp Show & 2-12H Timer, Auto Shut Off & Gravity Sensor Espresso Cup Hotter with 3 Temp Settings for Espresso Beverage Milk Tea (No Cup)
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wreneel –
My mistake came out very well
I thought the website did not say the heater CUP NOT INCLUDED, so I tagged it for purchase & delivery the next day. I was very disappointed when it arrived w/o the cup. However, it turns out the heater surface is the exact size of of the hotel’s flat bottomed, glass, 4 cup coffee maker!Wonderful!! It heats to 180°F, 170°F, 140°F, and timer sets for 1, 4, 6, 8 hours. Excellent quality, great value. Would buy again.
JoyB –
Keeps coffee hot in all my mugs
This is my 4th try to replace a 20+ year old coffee cup warmer. This is the only one that keeps coffee hot in all of my ceramic mugs – some of which have a slightly concave bottom. It’s a keeper!!!
Jim 201 –
Nicely Put Together Product
This was purchased to replace an older warmer that burned out after several years. It worked out of the box exactly as advertised. I like the temp readout and the setup is intuitive. It gets used every day and has worked well so far.
Judith A Garrison –
Creates a lot of smoke!
I loved this warmer. Kept my tea at a perfect temperature, until this morning. A cup of tea spilled, and the unit, amidst a puff of smoke, shorted out.
Summerdaze –
Works well
Finally bought a cup warmer for my desk and I love it! This one works great and has different temps depending on the type of cup you’re using. Totally worth it!
Jackson Dean –
Ease of use and your coffee is always hot.
Plug it in, set your temp and never have cold cup of coffee. Price was low, with a high quality look and finish. What more can I say?
Uncle Jay –
Nice features, interface is a little strange
Temperature buttons were slightly conusing at first. The one that looks like a coffee cup sets the mug material type: glass, metal or ceramic. The one that looks like heat waves moves between three temperature levels plus “off”. The actual temp of each of the three levels varies depending which mug material you choose. All temps are displayed in farenheit as follows:Ceramic – low: 130, med: 150, high: 170Glass – low: 140, med: 160, high: 176Metal – low: 145, med: 165, high: 180When it turns on after being off for a while, it remembers whether your last selection was ceramic, glass, or metal, but it doesn’t remember the temp. It always starts at the highest temp for your mug material, and you can lower it from there if desired.The burner area is sunk down from the surface about 1/4 inch, which isn’t obvious from the photos. Seems to work well — keeps my beverages hot. I like the auto-shutoff after X hours, and when you lift the mug off.
David Busacca –
Simply didn’t work
I’m VERY particular about my coffee temp. I have an EMBER, which is expensive and finicky so was looking for a warming plate. Regular coffee warmers only go to 135 F (guess there’s some government limitation?) so finding this was great. Types of cups; varying degree levels; auto off….exactly what I was looking for EXCEPT …I tested coffee, set at 170F on warmer for ceramic, mid temp. The coffee started at 186, fell to 170, and kept falling to 130. Tested with instant read thermometer. Tried it a couple times with different settings, same results. Total failure as far as I’m concerned.