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(Black) - VOBAGA Coffee Mug Warmer & Cup Warmer for Office Desk Use, 20Watt Electric Beverage Warmer With Three Adjustable Temperature (Up to 149 /65 ), Electric Coffee Warmer Plate For Cocoa Tea Water Milk Soup

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Model Number

VOB-10-1

Product Dimensions

19.1 x 13.49 x 3.3 cm; 249 Grams

Power / Wattage

20 watts

Item Weight

249 g

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B07D3QC46P

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3,113 ratings

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Date First Available

26 November 2018

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Reviewed in the United States on 19 September 2018

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Ok, there are a gazillion of these on Amazon. how to decide ... hmmm. almost all of them have a few "this is the bomb" and almost all of them have complaints that are so silly, they are comical. Many had legitimate complains, concerns and legitimate likes.

Here is how I decided on this one. it is not the prettiest. not the cheapest, nor the most expensive. what turned my head was the reviews. many had reviews that it does this and that, blah, blah and blah.

The reviews for this one? it had the usual quagmire of the good, the bad and the ugly, but … almost 80% said somewhere in the review that "This thing keeps my coffee or tea hot!" that's right ... it keeps it hot!. that's what I was looking for. A lot of conciseness that this does what it says … keep my stuff HOT!

This one does not auto turn off! OMG! how will I get by ... I KNOW ... I will hit the little button and MANUALLY (soooo 19th century) turn it off. what a concept!

WORTH IT!! GET IT? GOT IT? GOOD!

952 people found this helpful

mikecygk

In my case, no different than Mr.Coffee warmer.

Reviewed in Canada on 11 January 2019

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I have both the Mr.Coffee mug warmer and now the Vobega warmer. I like my coffee as hot as possible, and while the Mr.Coffee does a good job at keeping things fairly warm, I wanted to try something that would hopefully be much hotter. However, the Vobega keeps my coffee at just about the same temperature at the Mr.Coffee model. Why? I decided to measure the heating elements with a hand-held laser thermometer (Vobega at max), just to see any differences. The Mr.Coffee element here measured 96C (205F) at the centre, and averaged at 86C (187F) around the edge. The Vobega measured 122C (251F) at the centre, and 85C (185F) around the edge. So, while being 26C (79F) hotter in the centre, why does the Vobega not heat my coffee more than the Mr.Coffee? I can only assume it's because in my case, the bottom of the mugs here are not flat, they only contact the heating plate around the edge - most of the centre is raised slightly (slightly less than 1/8"). That gap, while small, must be enough to negate most of the temp difference in the middle, and the mug must draw most of its heat from the outer edge that contacts the plate. The edges of the heating elements being the same temperature for both models, the coffee temp ends up about the same for both models. My suggestion to get the most out of the Vobega would be to only use mugs with perfectly flat bottoms....

And that misprint of the word 'Warning' in the middle of the Vobega heating plate (says "Waring") could be corrected.

60 people found this helpful

Heapug

Excellent value and much better than most mug warmers sold on Amazon

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 10 December 2019

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I like to keep a mug of hot tea or coffee on my desk while working, and for many years I was seeking a practical way to keep my drink at at least 62°C for an hour or more. A colleague has an amazing programmable Ember 12oz mug, and I would have bought one if it didn't carry a price tag of about £120.
Finally this Vobaga mug warmer has solved my problem.
I had previously tried dozens of solutions, including some dodgy home made ones...
You probably have a miscellaneous collection of ceramic mugs of various sizes, acquired over many years. Most such mugs and cups feature a slightly raised base circumference, which prevents maybe 80% of the the mug base area from directly contacting the surface it rests on. Almost all the mug warmers you see on Amazon are intended for use with special flat bottomed mugs, and cannot keep a conventional mug at anything much above about 40°C. The USB powered ones barely keep your beverage even slightly warm.
However, unless you have £100 or more to spend, this Vobaga may be the only exception, and when set to full heat should keep your conventional mug well above 55°C, and if you happen to have a genuinely flat bottomed mug, the half heat setting should do the same.
I now have two of these, one for home and one for work. I gave away my previous and more expensive Cosori mug warmers which, while a bit smarter and more hi-tech looking, were only good for flat-bottomed mugs.
I've had both Vobaga heaters for many months now, and they are left switched on all my working day (and sometimes all night if I forget to turn them off), providing a constant supply of tea, hour after hour.

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Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar

It works! Very effective. With the right mug you can brew hot tea from cold water

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 April 2019

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It is important to use it with the right mug, it must not be insulated and it will work best with a flat bottom and a lid to keep the heat in. I use it with the "Lixada Titanium Cup, Portable Camping Picnic Water Cup Mug 420ml". It is a nice looking titanium camping mug. I have even added a "Neoprene Cooling Beer Drink Bottle Tin Can" for extra effectiveness.

This new version has no audible beep noise as other users were complaining about.

This has a thermostat, in my case, if I leave it in blue it will warm my coffee even from cold to nicely hot but still drinkable. I never use pink or red as it will continue to heat up to too hot. As I said, it has a thermostat, so once your drink is hot it will stop heating and will only heat again if the temperature of the cup drops. When it is heating it draws 48W. When not heating or off, it will draw 0.9W, as many appliances do, so I turn the switch off from the wall when not in use.

I am very happy with the purchase and I would buy again.

8 people found this helpful

Fantastic Product - If Used Right - Read on

Reviewed in the United States on 11 October 2018

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I'm going to skip the part of how nice this item is to have. There are more than enough reviews that attest to that.
This device will do its job, and do it very well. Just keep the following things in mind:

1. This is NOT a hot plate. If your coffee is cold when you use this, it will be lukewarm at best. It simply helps to maintain the beverage's temperature. BIG difference.

2. Watch out for those Buttons - They are 'touch-enabled,' so if you are not careful, you may graze your fingers over it and inadvertently either turn it on or turn it off. The former is the bigger problem because there IS NO AUTOMATIC SHUTOFF. You don't want to leave it unattended and left on.

3. No Beeps - Despite other reviews, mine does not beep when you touch any buttons, so I don't know if the later ones had this beeper thing removed. In any case, I don't have them.

4. IF YOU USE CREAM IN YOUR COFFEE - By all means, by a set of those stupid-looking, but absolutely essential rubber coffee mug covers [they look like umbrella tops]. If you don't and leave your cup unattended on the warmer, the cream will congeal and the coffee and mug will be gross in no time flat. Those covers keep the moisture in, as well as assist in keeping the coffee warm. You'll get some condensation drips each time you remove them, but a small price to pay.

5. I find it better to use the highest setting when the cup is full, and then work your way down as you consume your beverage. Else, you will go from a nice warm cup of coffee to a scalding one in no time.

Hope all this helps. Buy this - you won't be disappointed.

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