COSORI Premium 24-Watt Stainless Steel Coffee Mug Warmer
Last updated date: July 8, 2020
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Overall Take
You'll always know the exact temperature of this coffee mug warmer, thanks to an LED display that accurately shows the temperature at all times. Setting the exact temperature is easy, and you can choose from either Fahrenheit or Celsius. The stainless-steel plate is water resistant and easy to keep clean.
In our analysis of 86 expert reviews, the COSORI COSORI Premium Stainless Coffee Mug Warmer placed 2nd when we looked at the top 9 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.
From The Manufacturer
For your attention: dear customers, please note that as a beverage warmer instead of a hot plate with much higher power, Our Product is absolutely capable of keeping your beverage warm enough for drinking as long as the working condition is correct (Cups can have a good contact with warm surface). meanwhile, this COSORI warmer is totally different from the cheap one! To make sure your safety use to the largest extent, we equipped with a thicker power adapter to make the power supply voltage only 12V rather than 120V. For a better insight into our Product: pi heating film (stable, evenly heating and low electromagnetic radiation) vs cheap traditional heat coil; aluminum alloy material vs polycarbonate; fine workmanship vs rough one; all in all, if you are looking for a quality beverage warmer, COSORI would be definitely the perfect choice! Input AC 100-240v, 50-60hz output 12V, 3A warmer input DC 12V, 3A temperature range 77° -230°F (25° -110°C. The temperature on the display shows the temperature of the heating plate, not the actual temperature of the liquid in your cup. Please note that the actual temperature of the liquid is affected by the thickness of your cup. For best results, use heat-safe cups that are thin and have a flat bottom. The temperature on the display shows the temperature of the heating plate, not the actual temperature of the liquid in your cup. Please note that the actual temprature of the liquid is affected by the thickness of your cup. For best results, use heat-safe cups that are thin and have a flat bottom.
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1. VOBAGA Electric Beverage Auto Shut-Off Mug Warmer
2. COSORI Premium 24-Watt Stainless Steel Coffee Mug Warmer
3. BESTINNKITS Auto On & Off Gravity-Induction Mug Warmer
4. Norpro Decorative Mug Warmer
5. Evelots Desktop Electric Mug Warmer
6. ANBANGLIN Electric Beverage Auto Shut Off Coffee Mug Warmer
7. nicelucky Adjustable Temperature 25-Watt Electric Coffee Mug Warmer
8. Misby Automatic Shut-Off Coffee Mug Warmer
9. MURADIN Electric Plate Coffee Mug Warmer
An Overview On Mug Warmers
If you rely on a hot cup of coffee to kick off your day, you likely know all too well how tough it can be to maintain the perfect temperature. Those who add creamer or milk to their coffee face the additional challenge of keeping it warm after it’s been significantly cooled down. For that reason, some consumers request coffee “extra hot” at cafés — which is defined as a temperature of 180 degrees Fahrenheit or higher.
The ideal brewing temperature for coffee is between 195 and 205 degrees. As water crosses the beans, it extracts oils and flavors, cooling down slightly before dripping into the carafe. If the water is too hot as it passes over the beans, the coffee can taste scalded, but if it isn’t hot enough, you won’t get the flavors you want.
But the temperature of the coffee after brewing also influences your enjoyment. While people tend to have personal preferences, 120 to 140 degrees tends to be an ideal temperature range for getting the best flavor and aroma. As you exceed 150 degrees, the heat can overpower the flavor of the coffee itself, taking away from the experience.
Regardless of the temperature you prefer, unless you drink your coffee in a couple of minutes, you won’t get consistent heat from start to finish. Slowly sip your coffee and halfway down, your coffee will become downright tepid. You can warm it up with a fresh pour, but if you rely on a one-cup coffeemaker, that isn’t an option.
A mug warmer is a great way to keep your warm liquids at your favorite temperature for hours. Whether you’re a slow sipper or you’d just like five to ten minutes to get every last drop down, these devices can be a big help. They act similar to a drink coaster, but they distribute heat through your coffee cup, keeping the liquid inside warm until you’re finished.
The Mug Warmer Buying Guide
- With any electrical device, safety is a top priority. Many mug warmers have auto-shutoff features, but often this doesn’t kick in until the device has been running for a few hours. You may want to hook your mug warmer up to a smart plug that you can control from your mobile device if you fear you’ll forget to turn it off before leaving.
- Mug warmers aren’t just for keeping coffee warm. Some consumers use them to heat wax melts for scents. You can also use them to keep tea and cocoa warm.
- In addition to mugs, you can also heat bowls with some warmers. Look for one that’s at least 3.5 inches in size if you want to use your warmer to heat something larger than a cup.
- The build of your mug comes into play when you’re using a warmer. You’ll find if your mugs are made from ceramic, you’ll have no trouble finding a warmer that will work. However, if your mugs are glass, metal, enamel, tile or plastic, you’ll need to look for a warmer that will work with that material.
- Leaks are inevitable with any liquids. You’ll want to make sure your mug warmer can handle liquids, including condensation and accidental spills. It will need protections in place to shield the warmer’s electrical components from any liquids that fall.
- You’ll occasionally need to clean your mug warmer. Some surfaces are easier to clean than others, using just a wet, slightly soapy rag. You won’t want to immerse any mug warmer in water.
- Temperature control varies significantly from one mug warmer to another. Some let you set a very specific temperature, while others only promise to hold the coffee within a specific temperature range. If you’re especially picky about the warmth of your coffee, you may want to go for the former.
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