JoyJolt Savor Double Wall Insulated Glasses Espresso Mugs (Set of 2) - 5.4-Ounces

Light weight and perfect size for Espresso+, best of all my coffee stays hot much longer. Love that I can see the color of the coffee and crema in the cup.

These double-wall espresso mugs are perfect for double shots. They keep my espresso hot. They are lightweight and comfortable to hold. I also like that they're inexpensive but still look nice and feel well made. Great value and exactly what I was looking for.

These cups turned out to be perfect for our daily espresso routine. The capacity is spot on for a lungo or a double espresso with a splash of milk, without feeling too big or too small. They look clean and elegant, and the shape makes them genuinely comfortable to drink from.They’re very lightweight but surprisingly sturdy, which I really appreciate - no feeling of cheapness at all. The finish is smooth, the edges are comfortable, and they hold heat well without getting too hot on the outside.What impressed me most is that they fit my mini espresso machine perfectly, almost like they were designed for it. No wobbling, no awkward height issues.Overall, a great value for the quality. If you’re looking for small, stylish, durable espresso cups that work with compact machines, these are an excellent choice.

I really like the flavor of coffee, particularly the robusta variety, but I don't drink it often because I'm not a huge fan of caffeine.. it doesn't work as well as adderall, the side effects are worse, it keeps me up at night and my body gets dependant quickly and the withdrawal headaches suck.. but I have ADHD, and with the current adderall shortage I've decided that caffeine will just have to be good enough some days.So I was using a Keurig type thing but the coffee was just so watered down and gross.. then I started making cold brew concentrate and the flavor was soooo good.. but umm.. basically the end result was me giving myself low key caffeine poisoning a few times from drinking a whole mug of barely diluted robusta coffee concentrate.. oops. So I decided maybe coffee wasn't for me after all.Then I realized I just needed to use smaller cups like the espresso people do! "But Amazon reviewer, why don't you just put less in the mug?", you ask. Impossible! Idk why, don't ask again, I'm done taking questions!Anywayyyy, these little cups are perfect! They hold enough barely-diluted coffee concentrate to focus me but not poison me! I'm very happy they are microwave safe, for when I did not manage to drink it before wandering off and then finding it full on the counter 3 hours later..They look very nice, I like the style in general and these ones have visually pleasing proportions. They don't get hot on the outside at all, which I'm still getting used to, I keep grabbing the sides expecting to get some warmth for my freezing hands and getting nothing lol. So they really don't need the handle, but the handle is very nice, instead of being dainty and awkward like I saw on similar cups, this one is flat and wide so it's easy to grab the whole cup by it or to just put a couple fingers through for extra security while holding the main body of the cup.I got these on sale for about $14, which I think is a bit much for 2 small cups, but it was one of the cheapest options I found at the time, so comparatively a very good deal. It seems this type of coffee paraphernalia is often overpriced, which I get, if someone is going to spend $500 on an espresso machine they probably won't bat an eye at a $15+ cup, but I appreciate this company showing up for the more.. middling middle class.So yeah, small cups are great and these are great small cups!

These glasses are perfect size for a double Nespresso. Like everything about them except don’t ever drop one. One of ours fell out of the dish bin onto the floor and shattered in a way I’ve never before seen with tiny shards spread everywhere. Very difficult to clean up. A shatterproof version would be perfect

Thought these were too big at first, but they're perfect for a singe or double expresso! They also keep it warm longer! Love and enjoy these!

I absolutely love these JoyJolt Savor double wall espresso mugs! The size is perfect for my morning espresso shots, and the double wall insulation really keeps the drink warm without making the outside too hot to hold. They’re lightweight but feel sturdy, and the design is so sleek and modern. Honestly, they’re just so cute sitting on the counter or when serving coffee to guests. I’ve gotten compliments already! I also appreciate that they don’t sweat or leave rings on the table. These are definitely my new favorite espresso cups, and I’ll be reaching for them every day. Highly recommend!

They work ok. But I was disappointed when I unpacked these. For the price, they feel cheap and plastic-y.

Excelente diseño de las tazas.

Ma femme est très contente, le café reste bien chaud dedans longtemps, et c'est bien étanche en même temps !

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I bought a Lavazza expresso coffee machine recently & was on the lookout for a suitable cup. I then came across these beauties, a little more than I wanted to spend but looked great & took the plunge. I wasn’t disappointed. Great quality, fits perfectly under my machine & looks great when full. The double insulation glass also helps to keep your perfect cuppa hot for a little longer. So overall I’m very pleased with my purchase.

Love the size and shape of these, which are a replacement to my very fragile Bodum branded double glass wall cups. I use these for generous double espresso macchiatos with a good splash of milk and it works very well for this purpose. It was difficult to find "generous sized" double espresso cups in general, but even harder to find ones that are comfortable to hold and also stylish. Holds heat well. The Bodum brand had a suction plug thingie on the bottom.....I can't recall what the purpose of that was....these ones don't have that. Size-wise, these cups are slightly wider on top and about 1/2 oz. larger, which I prefer because when the double espresso shot is pulled, the coffee lands in the cup, not dripping on the outside edges, if that makes sense.