Swivgo Stainless Steel Insulated Travel Mug with Stainless Steel Tea Infuser Ball

Excellent value. Bought as a replacement for a similarly styled mug I gave my girlfriend; she loved how it fit her hand in the middle and the lid removed easily enough but didn't fall off, and kept her latte warm a long time. Then someone at work stole it. When I found this at Amazon, I knew she would like it just as much, and the price is so good, I bought 2! A spare for when someone steals the first one! She does love it just like the previous mug, maybe more. This one has a well secured rubber grip around the middle, comes with a tea bale and has a really nice, rich red finish. How can anyone get so delighted by a mug?

Bought this travel mug in June of 2016 and I still use it EVERYDAY. I've had this for almost a year now and I have to say that it's been excellent considering the price I paid which was under $10. The color is exactly as advertised and it matches my car so I like that. The rubber grip in the middle is great to have. First thing I noticed when I got it is that it's fairly lighter than those Starbuck travel mugs so that made me think it wouldn't be that good. However, I was pleasantly surprised at how long my coffee stays hot in this thing. I mean, I fill it up before leaving work and at first it's almost too hot to drink! After several hours at my desk, the coffee is still hot. I even will leave a quarter of it for after lunch and it will still be warm! I'll make a short list of pros and cons: Pros: -Lid closes tightly with no leaks (but you do have to make sure it's tightly screwed on). -Coffee or whatever you drink will stay hot for a while! -Rubber grip in center works great but also the rest of cup will remain fairly cool even with hot coffee inside it. Cons: -Bottom rubber part fell off within a couple of weeks (I still use it anyway as it's really only a cushion and it can be glued back on). *Still, this should not fall off so quickly though yes, this is an $8.95 mug. -After 10 months or so, there are scuffs at the bottom area which is normal wear and tear but might not happen with more expensive mugs. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase as I still use it and see no need to replace it with anything else as of yet.

Fantastic for work (ER Nurse). It keeps my coffee nice and warm far longer than other mugs do, and it is more durable than other mugs. I've slipped on snow and ice walking to/from my car after work and the mug went flying! It's a bit dinged up and scratched, but didn't spill the precious java juice inside. I like it so much that I bought a second one. (I have not used the tea strainer.)

This travel mug is attractive looking and the fact that it comes with a tea infuser ball is nice, but there are a few issues. Firstly, this only holds 400ml (roughly 15oz) but is as large if not larger than several of my 20oz capacity travel tumblers. If you look inside you can see how small the interior vessel is, and the outside extends about 2" beyond this interior chamber. I am not sure what the purpose of this was exactly, but it adds a lot of unnecessary height and heft to the tumbler with not perceivable benefit. Another issue is that the stainless of this mug is not the sturdiest or thickest, and if you squeeze around the center grip you can feel it buckle inward. I have my doubts about how long this will end up lasting. The final issue I have with this tumbler is the fact that the top doesn't seal well and it leaks. You have to be careful to keep it upright to avoid dripping. It does keep my coffee hot for about two-three hours from the time I leave my house until I finish drinking it at work. I haven't tested how well it performs past that, because my coffee never lasts that long, especially with the smaller interior capacity. I personally would skip this in favor of a Contigo in a similar price range, the steel is stronger and you can actually get 20oz capacity tumbler with a properly sealing lid for less.

Very durable, sharp looking mug. I've only used it once so far (I just got it). But feel free to ask me questions later on down the road to see how it holds up. It is nice and heavy, easy to open, and tea infuser is amazing for when I feel like sticking my pinky out and being snooty. Keeps my coffee warm for up to 30mins and my alcohol cold for about an hour.

Nice to hold in hand and tea container awesome but the liquid inside goes cold in about 20 min. That's worse than my coffee cups. Sad I really like this.

Mother of all mugs! I did not receive it for free or at a discount, in fact the price went up a dollar while I had it on my wishlist, but I thought I'd still review it because it is that great. I wanted a mug/tumbler that could fit a straw through the hole in the lid for cold drinks, as well as a hot coffee/tea receptacle. This fits a standard straw, shuts tight, holds 400 ml or 1 3/4 cups of liquid, keeps drinks hot for a couple of hours (to which my burnt tongue is a painful testament). It is on the slimmer side, so it would fit into small car cup holders, but balancing it on top of a slopey car roof doesn't work. Wish I had a picture of a cute puppy to post, but all I have are the mug shots, lol.

So far so good. Left it upside down in a measuring cup for twelve hours and found one drop on the measuring cup lid and another single drip in the cup and I only tightened it as tight as I felt my 86 year old mother would be able to not as tight as I'm able. If it continues to work this well it will be money well spent. The silicone grip around the wasp waist is perfect for my mother's small hands and still supplies a solid, secure, comfortable grip even when wet. The threads are deep enough into the cup that you can remove the lid and drink comfortably from the mug. It comes with a tea ball infuser that I left in the box. I rarely if ever use lose tea. Still this appears to be a good buy at a good price. Quite happy with the purchase.