Ello Jane 18oz Ceramic Travel Mug with Handle, Splash-Resistant Slider Lid and Built-in Coaster, Perfect for Coffee and Tea, BPA Free, Dishwasher Safe, Gift for Holiday Him Her Mother's Day

Never did like drinking from metal or plastic and discovered I’m not alone! This mug is perfect. Pretty sturdy. The cap is plastic with a rubber gasket to help keep it from falling out but your lips hardly touch it. The handle is large enough for larger hands and higher up on the cup to allow it to sit in a cup holder. I do have a little problem leaving the rubber bottom piece behind as my cup holder is tight but no biggy for me. I just place it back in the rubber within the cup holder. It detaches to make it washable, I expect. Coffee stays hot enough to have enough time to drink it but is not a thermal cup. Fits under the Keurig with grate removed. Top will not stay in the cup if you tip it upside down. It’s not a sippy cup.

I really like this mug - I think that it is well considered and nicely engineered. Ceramic is pretty slick and they've added rings / ridges around the body of the mug that improve one's grip on the mug. The lid fits nicely into the top of the mug, resting on a little ledge that they likely added just for this purpose.Finally, the bottom of the mug has a rubberized outer layer. It allows the mug to sort of become a plug for car dash cup holders - the rubberized portion is tapered and the rubberized material really grips the cup holder nicely. It impressed me enough to write a paragraph about it.All in all, a brilliantly executed ceramic travel mug!

With all the hype around microplastics I decided to shelve my favorite plastic 20 oz insulated Thermos mug and find a plastic free alternative for my morning coffee.I had a list of requirements for my new mug. No plastic or metal (I love my Yeti for cold drinks but hate the metallic taste it gives hot beverages), at least 16 oz capacity, microwavable, and it must come with a lid (not only to avoid spillage, but to help keep my beverage hot).This morning was my first experience with the Ello Jane mug. Overall, I am pleased with the product. It is very well made and much heavier than I expected it to be. It is also very attractive, which is a bonus since I tend to leave sitting out all day. While the product description states it is 18 oz, I found it easily held a full 20 oz, I just took a couple sips before putting on the lid.The rubber bottom is nice, I just wish they also had thought to put a rubber ring about halfway up the mug (why 4 stars instead of 5). Even though the handle is large, I found myself wanting to hold on to the cup when drinking and the ceramic is hot! The addition of a rubber ring would let me hold onto the cup without burning my fingers.I like my coffee hot, so I preheated the mug with hot water while the coffee was brewing. I don’t know if the mug kept the coffee as warm as the Thermos mug did, and the last few sips were a bit tricky to drink because of the way the lid sits but given that I can enjoy my morning java without fear of ingesting microplastics, I found it a fair tradeoff.All this to say, if you are looking to upgrade from plastic to a well-made ceramic cup/mug you should give the Ello Jane ceramic mug a try.

I wanted a simple, microwave / dishwasher safe coffee mug that holds a decent amount. This mug worked.Saw some reviews how this isn't a good travel mug, which is fair - aluminum (aluminium?) mugs work great for travel mugs, not so good around the house when you need to reheat coffee. This ceramic mug has a removable silicone base to avoid damage to the mug / soften setting it down (needed for its weight), and a silicone lid to hold in the heat. Obviously it's not a good holding in heat as a vacuum chamber metal mug, but works better than standard coffee mugs. Also, the lid only opens at one end, so sipping doesn't allow air in with your lip seal, so I just detach the sliding piece of the lid.This may sound like criticisms, but again, this lid is perfect for around the house coffee / tea drinking. I've taking it with me on the road, it works fine for that as well. The silicone base fits snug in a cup holder, so the cup doesn't budge while driving.Bottomline, for the use around the house, this is a good mug.

I think this is an ok mug and ceramic is nicer than metal. But I had hoped that it would keep hot beverages hot for longer and it doesn’t . It works better if you fill with water and microwave it before filling with coffee, but what a process! However, it is attractive and water certainly tastes better in it and it is very heavy and unlikely to be knocked over by the cat.

Hi I bought these for hot chocolate for the winter time and they are very nice and heavy and comforting but after a while I just decided they're just too heavy to Lug around my apartment all day. I gave them away to a friend. Mine didn't break apart like everybody else here I don't know what's up with that they do look nice and the tops fit but they're not going to prevent a spill if you knock it over trust me. These aren't for children these are for responsible adults that don't knock things over and don't mind lifting something that might feel like a pound or two once they get it full to the top. They are ceramic the silicone rubber on the bottom is really nice and yeah you can put that part in the microwave don't worry about it. These are overpriced No Doubt but hey that's okay if you love them you love them and that's all that matters. You can get these at Meijer stores anywhere in the world so shop around thank you for reading this