Mug Warmer, CEROBEAR 50W Coffee Cup Warmer for Desk with 9 Tempreture Settings, 1-9Hrs Auto Shut Off Smart Candle Warmer with LED Lights, Electric Beverage Warmer Plate for Coffee, Tea, Water, Milk

I don’t usually Write reviews but I’m trying to be better.Looks: I really love the design of this. Its sleek and retro. The faux wood with the gold accents looks fantastic and it doesn’t feel cheaply made in my opinion. The size is perfect, it’s not massive, but it also isn’t small. So far it’s fit every one of the cups I’ve tried putting on it.Functionality: the temperature control and time control works well and is effective. The temperature is consistent and the timer actually turns off as expected.Overall I would buy this again and would recommend it to others

Get this coffee warmer. Don't even hesitate. Let me tell you why! I love the temperature settings so hard. As I enjoy my cuppa, I can adjust the temp so when there's just a little bit left in my cup, I can lower the heat to make it just right! The color-coded light display also makes it easy to set the temp quickly and efficiently. I also love that I can set a timer. This is esp useful for warming scented candles without having to burn toxic fumes.

I really like this cup warmer. It's the first one where I can dial in the specific temperature I want. In my case, I choose 100 degrees; warm but not too warm. I am also comforted that if I forget to turn it off, it has a timer and automatically shuts off with a timer. And there's a subtle light on in front to tell you it's on. To top it off, it looks good on my wooden lamp table. A winner of a purchase. I'd recommend this to others

I picked this mug warmer over others for two reasons: I love that it looks like my dad's old alarm radio, and it seemed difficult to turn on/leave on by accident. Going on a month of near-daily use, I've not been disappointed.The dials feel good to use, nice and clicky with good feedback when you're making adjustments. The lights and display make everything clear - I can set the timer and see how much time it has left if I want to extend it. I've yet to reach the end of the timer, but it is a weight off my mind that I won't be leaving an unattended heating element going all night long.The heating plate is a bit bigger than my previous mug warmer, and I did burn my pinky a little upon first use, so be careful if you're used to a smaller plate. For me, having the temperature at the lower end of the purple light (~130 degrees) is plenty hot to keep my drink warm.(My initial order did get lost in the mail and I had to order a replacement, but I don't blame the seller for that. Still not sure what happened, to be honest. If the original ever shows up, I plan to pay for it and give it to someone as a gift, as I've been very happy with mine so far.)

I prefer the knobs to touch electronics. Easy to use at any angle. Love nice temperature display easily seen from sitting position at my desk.The warming disk does get hot. I use an insulated metal mug with removed insulation from the bottom. I recommend swishing the coffee before drinking. Using the lid on my mug helps retain the heat. Oddly seems to have hotter coffee at the bottom. The bottom of your mug will get hot.I thought the size would be an issue but wasn't. Unit fit nicely into space where I was putting my mug before.Does use 50 W which is higher than many on the market. On the other hand, it will keep my coffee warm and I took notice of the power usage before buying. In many reviews I read, before buying this unit, many complained of theirs not keeping their coffee warm. Many don't go up to 175 degrees like this one. This coffee warmer isn't for warming up things: Only for keeping things warm after heated up.Sometimes I keep my soup warm with this also.You cannot use plastic containers.

Finally a hot/warm plate that gives you the ability to control heat & how long before it turns off And remembers it. I use this hot plate to drink coffee not cook on it for 8 hours. The previous units I had defaulted to 8 hours. This unit has dials that let you pick temperature and default time to turn off. One dial you push to start or stop. The next time you turn it on it will have the settings you selected the last time you used it. It also has bar lights that turn red when it's on. Easy to tell if on or off. Perfect item.

It's true. I love it. Works so good! But a warning - it gets HOT. The entire thing...even the bottom. I had this in the same spot for the first 2 weeks after I got it, using it every day 4-8 hours each day. I just happened to notice by accident that it literally got so hot it warped a seam in my very expensive desk. Now I have a noticeable raised seam/edge in the middle of my desk. This is obv 100% on me. I've never owned one of these mug warmers before, so had no clue it could happen. I ended up putting it on a very small, old cutting board (see pics). Still loving it. It was worth the price and is kinda pretty to look at, too.

This will definitely keep your coffee warm however it is a bit clunky. If the aesthetic you're going for is 1970s it definitely fits that vibe. There are certainly more efficient and streamlined models out there.