As such, a travel mug will tend to keep your drink hotter for longer than a reusable coffee cup, and a reusable coffee cup will look more like a coffee cup. Also, a travel mug is something that you would happily throw into the bottom of a bag, whereas a reusable cup is made for drinking out of as soon as the coffee is made.

Size: The best coffee travel mugs and coffee cups come in a variety of sizes and shapes. Standard coffee shop measurements are 8, 10, or 12oz. The ability to select the right size travel mug for your preferences is a huge plus and we found some brands offer plenty of choices here. This is by far the cheapest product on our list, nearly half the price of the next-cheapest, so it is a great option for people that don’t want to spend too much – perhaps if you don’t think you’ll use it regularly, but still need one occasionally.How much caffeine are you actually consuming? - caffeine levels in high street coffees vary significantly, Which? finds And it shows. We start off with how it looks – this is a very attractive bottle. It is sleek and stylish with the curved body, and it is available in a whole host of different colours. It’s like a paint chart – Biscay Bay, Dark Blum, Iced Aqua and…Red. There are plenty more options when it comes to colour, so I am certain that you will find one that you love. Insulation: Travel mugs are designed to keep your drink hot—or cold—using double insulate linings. We tested our sample mugs to see how well they maintained the temperature of our drinks over the course of a typical day.

Next up we have a Classic from a classic travel mug producer – Stanley. Founded in 1913 when William Stanley Jr fused vacuum insulation with steel to make a portable drinks bottle – and they have been developing that original design for over a century since. The Smidge Travel Cup might look like a traditional reusable cup but, unlike other best coffee travel mugs, the makers claim it’s 100% leak-proof. While the mug — which comes in a range of bold shades — is actually fairly light compared to some, it does have a double-wall thermal inner that keeps drinks hot or cold for several hours. The first thing to say is that I really like the look of this travel mug. I didn’t think I would use the word ‘elegance’ in a review of a travel mug, but I really feel that this has a certain elegance to it. It manages to combine the almost-delicate curves with the sturdiness of the steel. It really works. The lines between the two are a little blurred, but basically the main difference is that a reusable coffee cup is a direct replacement for a disposable coffee cup that you might get from a takeaway coffee shop – the paper cup with the plastic lid.A truly budget option for you now, by the brand synonymous with keeping your drinks warm – Thermos. They’ve been making products in the industry for over 100 years, and they remain one of the biggest names around. Most have a capacity of around 350ml, enough for a regular-sized coffee. They typically aren't advertised as fully spill-proof, and are intended for transporting coffee short distances. Travel mugs Along with its gorgeous silicone sleeve exterior, we love this insulated bottle because it's super portable and cute. Our shopping writer Kenedee tested this amid a busy weekend with her godson. With no free hands to carry the travel mug, she was able to toss the bottle in her tote thanks to its leakproof lid, and it's safe to say no spills were made. Separately, they tested for comfort, design, and ease of use. If a mug claimed to be dishwasher safe, they ran it through multiple cycles and noted any changes in quality. It’s priced towards the higher end of the price range on this list, but it is not far from average. It is a great mug with a really fun feature.

We also test for any residual odour and/or excessive staining on the inside of each product. Ease of use Available in plenty of different colours, all with a classic stainless steel base, these have become iconic in their own right. You probably know someone with a Bodum mug. Maybe this is even simpler – Reusable Coffee Cups are for commuters – Travel Mugs are for adventurers. (It is possible to be both, of course, just remember to take the correct mug!).The capacity is 0.36 litres, similar to the Stanley above, which is a decent size. It is 100% leak-proof with a press-seal. Whenever you want to open the cup, you need to press the button in the middle of the lid, so it only comes loose when you need it to. They make great gifts, but they are also a nice little travel mug to treat yourself to. I think these are the most unique looking travel mugs on our list, so if you want to stand out, these could be the ones for you.

The best coffee travel mugs and reusable coffee cups are dishwasher friendly on the top shelf, including ones made from bamboo, plastic and glass. However, ones that feature Thermos linings are not recommended for use in a dishwasher, as the extreme heat from the dishwasher can damage the vacuum seals and insulation. And if you're seeking a way to travel to the office or classroom with your favorite chilled beverage, our list of the best water bottles will have what you need. Are coffee travel mugs dishwasher safe? Something a little bit different now from UK-based iglu – a family-run business with a passion for reusable coffee cups. These are all about the look. The iglu cups are all beautifully designed – a lovely bold travel mug, available in a huge range of colours to suit your style. They are fast-becoming a company that gets recognised, so having their logo on your coffee cup will get you admiring nods from fellow travellers. Lid: The best coffee travel mugs have leak, or spill-proof seals, to ensure no liquid escapes while traveling. We tested the lids on each model to see how durable they are— and also, how easy they are to drink from.Ceramic and glass won't retain heat as well as vacuum-insulated stainless steel but they'll each still do an admirable job of keeping your coffee hot in the time it takes for you to drink it. These materials also won't affect the taste of your brew unlike stainless steel — ceramic, in particular, is likely your best bet if you care about flavor above all else. Which brands offer the best coffee travel mugs? Today, though, we are going to be looking at Travel Mugs. The adventurer’s choice! What to look for in a travel mug Consider how long the mug claims to keep drinks warm or cool for, too, so that you don’t arrive at your destination with a lukewarm beverage. It is one of the more expensive items on our list today, but there isn’t a lot in it really. It’s a great bottle that is great at doing the job it is designed to do. Perfect for the outdoorsy types. For those that want to grab a coffee and go but worry about having to carry something bulky around in their bag all day, the Stojo Collapsible Mug is a great buy. The cup itself is made from recyclable food-grade silicone, while the lid collar and heat sleeve are made from BPA-free polypropylene plastic.