Duro Kent Stainless Steel Hot and Cold Water Bottle 750 ml Military Green | ISI Certified Spillproof Leakproof Double Wall Vacuum Insulated Thermos Flask Water Bottle for Home Office Gym Travel

Cello is always the best when it comes to hot / cold water flask . It’s my 2 nd bottle, I have purchased within 3 months .

The image was a bit unclear, I thought it was black from images and ordered it but looks like I had the green option selected. Its a dark grey green powder coat/matte finish that's has a nice grip. The size is good, easily fits into the side of backpacks. the lid is easy to unscrew and use with a good round opening. Tried holding medium hot water and it stayed hot for half a day. You might want to heat up the water more so the temperature lasts longer. All in all, I'd definitely say go for it!

Weight, size, bottle cap, and lid quality is good. Bottle doesn't leak. I don't care if it keeps water warm or not because I don't really drink warm water. So it's a good purchase for me.

Good use nice product

Quality degraded with new bottles than my previous purchase. It is not retaining heat overnight. My 2 year old cello bottle is retaining heat much better than this new bottle.

Great finish, good insulation as mentioned value for money easy and light weight. Cap is fit

I purchased this bottle along with bottles from Pigeon and Sumeet to compare real-world cooling performance, durability, and overall usability. After using all three, I can say the Cello bottle delivers good build quality and durability, but its insulation performance did not justify the higher price for me. The bottle feels premium in hand, with a solid stainless steel body and a quality finish. It also looks better than many budget bottles and feels more reliable for rough daily use or travel. In terms of durability, Cello is clearly ahead. I already own a year-old Cello Maestro Thermosteel Flask that once fell from a moving car and survived with only a small dent while still performing normally. That gave me confidence in the brand’s toughness. However, the actual temperature retention was disappointing compared to the Pigeon Bottle. In my usage, the Cello Duro Kent retained cold water for around 11+ hours, while the Pigeon bottle managed 20+ hours under similar conditions. Considering the Cello bottle also costs more, this came as a surprise. If insulation performance and value for money are your top priorities, Pigeon clearly performs better in my experience. Compared to the Sumeet, the Cello bottle is much better in overall reliability and cap quality. The Sumeet bottle developed cap issues during the very first use, where the cap would endlessly rotate instead of tightening properly. I had to return it immediately. The Cello bottle, on the other hand, feels dependable and well-built with no such issues.

24 hour toh cold,hot water nhi rehta lekin ye 8,hour cold water rehta h 10 hour m normal temperature ho jata h

Keep hot things hot and cold things cold

The design is not good. Water leaks out of lid when opening. Need to keep away from clothes when opening the bottle. Not fit for office use. Should have tissue paper or napkin ready whenever you want to drink out of it. Not recommended due to design flaw.