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Mr. Coffee Mug Warmer for Coffee and Tea, Portable Cup Warmer for Travel, Office Desks, and Home, Black | Gifts for Teachers
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Color | Black |
Brand | Mr. Coffee |
Product Dimensions | 8.6"L x 5.2"W x 1.3"H |
Power Source | Corded Electric |
Item Weight | 0.21 Kilograms |
About this item
- 17 watt mug warmer for use with coffee, tea, hot cocoa & more
- Easy to tote and take anywhere
- Surface easily wipes clean
- On/off switch with indicator light
- Longer power cord for increased mobility. Refer to the PDF attached below in Technical Specification for the User Manual
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Since 1970 the Mr. Coffee brand has been doing one thing and one thing only. .. brewing coffee. No one has served cup after delicious cup to more Americans than us.
For us, bringing a rich coffee experience into your home is our top priority. Along with coffee makers, we are here to share everything coffee with you.
Mr. Coffee Mug Warmer
Keep your favorite mug of coffee, tea or cocoa hot when you want it. The convenient on/off switch with on light indicator lets you know when it's hot. With its extended cord length to use almost anywhere, this will be your favorite gadget!
- Stop the worry of hot beverages going cold.
- Easy to tote, take and use just about anywhere.
- Surface easily wipes clean.
Keeps all your favorite hot beverages warm
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On/off switch with convenient 'on' light indicator. |
Use for coffee, tea, hot cocoa and more. |
Fits many different mug styles and sizes. |
Product information
Capacity | 8 ounces |
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Number of Trays | 1 |
Wattage | 17 watts |
Product Dimensions | 5.12 x 1.1 x 7.48 inches |
Item Weight | 7.4 ounces |
Department | Unisex-Adult |
Manufacturer | Mr. Coffee |
ASIN | B000CO89T8 |
Country of Origin | USA |
Item model number | MWBLKPDQ |
Customer Reviews |
4.2 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #8,884 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen) #14 in Tea & Espresso Beverage Warmers |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | July 12, 2006 |
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Product Description
Meet your new favorite coffee accessory: the Mr. Coffee Mug Warmer. Place your favorite cup of joe, tea, or cocoa on the plate, and it'll keep it nice and hot for hours—so you can enjoy it at your leisure. It features a convenient on/off switch with an indicator light, and an extended power cord so you can use it just about anywhere..
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Customers like the value and performance of the mug warmer. For example, they say it works well and is okay for the price. That said, some complain about the coating peeling off after a few uses. Opinions are mixed on appearance, quality, size, and temperature adjustment.
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Customers like the performance of the mug warmer. For example, they say it works well, it doesn't affect the function, and it works best with a wide-bottomed, normal-sized mug.
"...radiant barrier can be fancy or expensive, but you can fashion a very serviceable and even decent looking one with practice out of about a foot of..." Read more
"...Still, it does it's job great. Very easy to use. No fussing over different settings...." Read more
"As a cup warmer, it operates well...." Read more
"This works well, keeping my tea hot, but the surface has already been damaged from normal use." Read more
Customers like the value of the product. They mention that it's okay for the price, worth buying, and works very well.
"...The compact design and affordability are additional factors that may appeal to budget-conscious consumers...." Read more
"...It is fairly cheap. I got it for just under 10 dollars, but I had to watch and wait...." Read more
"...surface is 3 and 3/8 inches diameter, and it's well made and inexpensive...." Read more
"...What a waste of money!!! I am also embarrassed I gave them as gifts to other people!! Never again Mr. Coffee! That was almost 60$ down the drain!!" Read more
Customers are mixed about the temperature adjustment of the warmer. Some mention that it keeps their beverage hot or gets it too hot, while others say that it barely keeps their coffee warm. The candles are that they will heat from the bottom-up, so you will not smell your beverage. However, some customers say that the cup loses other forms of heat and that it will not reheat it if it has cooled down. It is basically a hot plate and can burn someone if they don't know.
"Regular plug, not USB, gets plenty hot, on/off switch is right on the base and not on the cord, which is a plus when you're at a desk...." Read more
"Keeps your coffee or tea hot it does not turn off automatically you have to turn it off yourself...." Read more
"...I constantly worry that I will walk away and leave it on. It is basically a hot plate and can definitely burn someone if they don’t know it’s..." Read more
"...But it either keeps your beverage hot or gets it to hot, even in my hand thrown stoneware mugs. Holds temperature...." Read more
Customers have mixed opinions about the quality of the coffee maker. Some say it's well made and does a great job keeping coffee warm over extended periods. Others however, say that the finish on the hot plate is not at all durable, it breaks apart, and the plate wears off by the ceramic coffee mug.
"...With the breaking apart, the halves would no longer stay together tightly enough that it seems unsafe to use now...." Read more
"...The utility far outweighs that issue, for me. It has kept me happy, with a warm cup of coffee for a decade...how many things in our lives are that..." Read more
"...It's defective. It takes a minute to heat up. No big deal. No auto shut off.I love my old one...." Read more
"...designed to keep your beverages at an ideal temperature, offers a mixed experience that comes with both positives and notable drawbacks...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the appearance of the food or beverage warmer. Some mention that it looks nice, has a simple design, and is completely flat. However, others say that it's not very nice looking, not fancy, and difficult to see if not under bright light.
"...n't necessarily impact the device's core functionality, it does affect its aesthetics and raises questions about long-term durability...." Read more
"...It was pretty - a nice chrome. It would turn itself off when accidentally left on - and this happened at least twice each year.-..." Read more
"...The paint on the surface of the warmer has scratched off so it looks bad...." Read more
"...Loved that it was completely flat and had no lip, but reviews said it was best used with flat bottom mugs. WHO HAS FLAT BOTTOM MUGS?..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the size of the coffee warmer. Some mention that it's the perfect size for a regular coffee cup, and takes up almost no space. However, others say that it only fits a standard coffee cup and is smaller than expected.
"...The compact design and affordability are additional factors that may appeal to budget-conscious consumers...." Read more
"...No, it does not easily fit Bath & Body Works 3-Wick Candles, although they can still sit on top of the lip and heat up...." Read more
"...I use an enamel Coleman aluminum cup, which holds one soup can well (not too close to the top), and conducts heat exquisitely...." Read more
"...The weird part is that the heating plate area is slightly smaller than some mugs and the film covering the plate is already flaking off after first..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the durability of the food or beverage warmer. They mention that the paint scratches very easily, the coating on the metal plate starts scratching off with the first use, and the surface has already been damaged from normal use.
"...its primary function of keeping beverages warm, the potential paint melting issue and lack of temperature control prevent it from receiving a higher..." Read more
"...The black plate does scratch off easily after a few uses. It doesn't affect the heat though." Read more
"...The paint on the surface of the warmer has scratched off so it looks bad...." Read more
"...Holds temperature. I'm not sure about the paint chipping, but I also don't really care - it's a cup warmer and I'm not super invested in aesthetics..." Read more
Customers are dissatisfied with the coating of the coffee maker. They mention that it comes off easily, chips away easily, and flakes off.
"...I've seen a couple people make mention that the coating comes off the heating pad...." Read more
"...With prolonged use, the paint may experience melting and peeling issues...." Read more
"...Not sure I would buy this as a gift, considering the peeling issue, but if you aren't fussy and want something straightforward it's a good buy" Read more
"...Unfortunately, the black paint chips off of the heating element far too easily." Read more
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My goal: warm soup at my desk. I don't want an open flame (e.g. alcohol cook stove), or a very hot 750+ watt cooking element/hot plate. A small Crock pot is hard to eat from and wash--so, I thought this Mr. coffee might be what I want. I don't drink coffee, but could see using it for hot cocoa.
The test: I can put a room-temperature full 8 ounce Campbell's Soup--chicken noodle, to be exact--contents in an enamel-coated aluminum 12 ounce cup with lid, and in 30 minutes it's fairly heated and I could eat it, but in one hour, it's nice and toasty and ready to eat. It's hot enough that I cannot touch the bottom of the cup. I was concerned about the honest reviews that said this does not get hot enuogh--but after using daily for a week, it's mighty hot. I certainly cannot touch the warmer surface--it's far too hot. My office is not near a microwave, and this is a lifesaver for me. I may try canned stews next. I adore eating at my desk. A fellow office mate actually warms water--not to boiling, but very hot--over and hour and then dumps it from the cups into camping meal bags (cook in bag types, like Mountain house) and eats well every day. Sure, if someone had a microwave it's faster, but why challenge the entire office for microwave time in the grody kitchen room when you can set this out an 11AM and be eating well by noon.
Here's the exact cup I use, which fits the Mr Coffee well.
Coleman 12 Ounce Enamelware Coffee Mug (Blue)
Tips: The cup makes a big difference. I use an enamel Coleman aluminum cup, which holds one soup can well (not too close to the top), and conducts heat exquisitely. I have no clue is a hard and thick ceramic coffee mug would work. Also, I put a lid on the cup to hold heat, and so I don't get paperclips and junk in there while it "cooks". Lids reduce heating time by 18% (according to camping websites). I use a simple ceramic drink coaster that I had at home for my lid--any nonflammable lid would work. The lid helps. Also, the Coleman mug that I use is flat bottomed, thus using the entire heating element successfully. A curved bottom mug may not heat as well.
P.S> Okay, I just did Campbell's Vegetable Beef soup in it today, thick and I added no water, and it took about 1.5 hours to get fully hot. Still worked great, but clearly the thicker the soup, the longer the heating time. Also, the heating is most intense at the bottom of the mug or cup, so (1) stirring helps, and (2) a tall style ceramic mug or cup would not be as good as a squat one.
I bought a second one for home since I liked the first one so very much, and to test if the first one was a fluke and just extra hot or something. Guess what, no fluke. The first and second are equally as hot.
Postcript: just for kicks, I put tap water at room temperature in the blue Coleman cup for 60 minutes on the Mr Coffee warmer, and I couldn't even stick my finger in it at all. It was hot! Not boiling, for sure, but clearly hot. I wouldn't want it that hot to drink or to eat. And, so, I added an ice tea bag and took it off the Mr Coffee and drank tea. PLenty hot! Lovely! Bon appetite!
Here's the physics: there are several types of heat, the most important in this case being radiant heat. Radiant heat is called radiant heat because it travels in rays. In this case, it comes up from the surface of the warmer, and yes, there is some other types of warming going on, but most of what seems to be happening to the liquid is that the radiant heat is traveling through it, and then dissipating into space. The cup loses other forms of heat too, but by just solving the radiant heat loss problem, you will have solved the entire problem of your warmer not being able to warm full cups of coffee or tea, or make cool water warm to start with for dissolving the tea or coffee in it. (I even use loose tea with this solution, and it works fine; it gets hot enough that it does not have to be a mix.)
So what do you do to overcome radiant heat loss? A burner would just apply more heat. But if you wanted a hot stove in your office you'd buy a burner, for about 5x the cost of this, and then run the risk of injury in tight quarters. In this case, apply a radiant barrier. A radiant barrier can be fancy or expensive, but you can fashion a very serviceable and even decent looking one with practice out of about a foot of aluminum foil.
Anyone who has been camping or tried to travel light while distance hiking knows that you can make a light pot cozy of aluminum foil that serves as a shield against win. The surprising thing is that this simple material we are used to using for wrapping pot roast has the amazing property as applied of cutting your need for fuel dramatically on the way to boiling water.
So applied to the mug warmer, fill your mug, put it on, then by folding the aluminum foil a few times to a) stiffen it up, and b) fit around the cup, make a loose fitting wrap that sits just outside the mug, not too tight since you want to re-use it many times. Then apply a paperclip, preferably a small binder clip to joining the foil. Of course you can use other things as well. This way it lifts right off, and can be put right down.
Of course, just going around the outside of the mug, the most important area is left open. So fold and refold a second piece of aluminum foil into a stiff square that rests on top of the lip of your mug. Actually this part alone is often sufficient to keep your coffee far hotter than the burner alone, and will work to heat up cool coffee. The additional loose wrap around part just makes it that more efficient.
This really worked well for me, to the point I am very pleased, and don't have to run down to the microwave to re-heat my coffee or tea, but can do it from scratch, right on the cup warmer.
I like the truly functional aspect of it, that I made it myself for ten cents, and can show a little creativity in sculpting it into something that looks alright, plus it recalls some good hikes . . . But if this is too man cave for you, there are pot cozies you can buy on amazon. Just make sure that they have a radiant barrier in them, or put some foil inside them too, tho no one will see it. That way, you keep recapturing radiant heat, and this is probably 90% of the battle. This way, by turning the radiant heat back on the cup, and back again, again and again, you multiply its effect pretty dramatically.
IF this proves helpful, or you think it may, please give it the thumbs up. I'd like to see it rise as a helpful review so it can help solve what so many people have complained of.
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Reviewed in India on July 4, 2021
I used a cup that conducts heat well so it transfers more heat from the element to the cup. When the cup gets about half empty it keeps the remaining liquid quite hot.
Now, I have read more than enough reviews to know that whats perfect for me, if freezing cold to others who have burned their mouth to no feeling at all. It keeps my drink perfect. I'm VERY happy with this.
For the ignorant who think you can heat up a cup of coffee or tea with this or other absurd demands on a product obviously never able to do so with the current it draws, well, you can't! DUH! If it COULD do that, then it could burn the tea/coffee if left sitting for a long while. This, keeps it just right for me.
Even after half an hour, its still almost as hot as when it came out of the kettle.
Please note - it depends on the type of cup you use also which makes sense. Try using a ceramic tile off the space shuttle to make your cup and see how well this can heat it up. Well, a blowtorch couldn't heat it up with one of those. Be realistic in evaluating things. I shudder when I read some comments. Its like downvoting this coffee warmer for not remote controlling starting your car.
This does totally fine. I'm very satisfied!