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Review: Ember's Travel Mug 2 Won't Get Lost With Find My Integration

Ember earlier this year introduced a new version of its electric Travel Mug, adding a key Apple feature - Find My support. You might be wondering, why does a mug need ‌Find My‌? I'm not sure I have a great explanation, but it's a nice-to-have add-on for a product that's positioned as a small luxury.

I have no insight into coffee temperatures as a non-coffee drinker, but some internet research suggests that's an ideal coffee temperature range. I know there are some people out there who like coffee really hot, but if on the higher end of warm works for you, this cup will get coffee to a level you like.

Design wise, the Ember Mug looks like your average travel cup. It has a soft touch silicone exterior in black and a stainless steel interior that holds 12 ounces of liquid. 12 ounces is on the smaller side for a travel cup and I do wish that it held more, but it needs to fit in a cup holder and have space for the battery, heating elements, and other hardware.

You can swipe to change the temperature of the Ember on the mug itself, or in the app. It's easiest to adjust the temperature on the cup if you like to make regular changes, but if you just need to set it on your favorite temperature, it's quick to do within the app. The app is decent, and there are presets for different beverages like 135 degrees for coffee, and 131 degrees for a latte. Some of the temperature choices feel a little arbitrary, but all of the presets are editable.

Since this is a travel cup, it works with a battery. The battery lasts for approximately three hours, give or take about 20 minutes. My testing was primarily at 138 degrees, and the cup was able to keep it at that exact temperature until the battery ran down. It charges via a charging base that needs to be plugged in, and if the cup is on the base, it can keep a drink warm all day.

The Ember Mug is not double walled and when the battery runs out, it's not going to keep a drink warm for long. Compared to a much cheaper tumbler with insulation, like a Yeti, the Ember Mug has pros and cons. It doesn't keep a drink warm without power and it's expensive, but it can keep a drink at a specific temperature for an extended length of time, which can't be replicated by an insulated cup.

In terms of functionality, there are some things to be aware of. The Ember Mug uses a press down lid, which I like because it doesn't seem to leak at all, but is easy to drink from. If I toss the Ember Mug in a bag, it doesn't drip, which isn't always the case with travel cups. You do need to make sure not to fill it fuller than the line at the interior of the cup, but it seems to work well when filled properly.

If the Ember Mug has been upside down or moved around a lot, there can be some pressure build up and some tiny droplets of liquid can fly upward a bit when you press down on the lid. Ember warns about this and suggests holding it away from your face when you press the lid, but it hasn't been a huge issue over the time that I've been using the cup. There is no hole for a straw, which I do miss. I like to use a glass straw for tea and similar hot beverages to avoid teeth staining, but the no-leak lid design doesn't accommodate that feature.

Beyond keeping a drink warm, the Ember Mug 2 has ‌Find My‌ integration as a new selling point. You can add the Ember Mug to the Items tab in the ‌Find My‌ app, where it can be tracked just like an AirTag . The ‌Find My‌ network that the Ember Mug uses takes advantage of any nearby iPhone to relay the mug's position, so if it gets lost, you can track it down.

I don't think ‌Find My‌ is an essential feature for a drinking vessel, but it is absolutely nice to have on a cup that costs $200. It's also not a feature you'd expect to see in a mug, so if you have it in a bag that's then stolen or misplaced, you can track it all down with no one being the wiser.

Bottom Line

It's hard to justify a $200 smart travel cup because there are "dumb" travel cups that do almost as much for a fraction of the price, but I do think the Ember Mug is worth $200 price that it sells for.

The actual design of the mug is solid - it fits well in a cup holder, it has a sleek look, and the lid is easy to drink from and doesn't seem to leak. It holds temperature for long enough to drink a cup of coffee or all day if you have it on the charging base, it supports touch control, and it has a ton of LEDs for status updates. Who doesn't want a cup that says Hello in the morning, lets you know the specific temperature of your beverage and adjusts with a swipe? It also won't be easy to lose with the ‌Find My‌ integration.

My biggest complaint about the Ember Mug is probably the size. It would be nice to have an XL version that holds more liquid, because while I do like to enjoy a hot beverage for many hours, I'd like to not have to refill as frequently. Aside from that, the Ember Mug has so many bells and whistles that it's hard to complain about anything but the price.

If you often lose cups, either at work or in the car, ‌Find My‌ will has the potential to be a useful feature addition. You'll either be able to track the Ember Mug or it will show its last known location so you can figure out where it's at.

The Ember Mug is not a device that anyone needs , but I think hot beverage enjoyers will get a lot out of it. It's also the type of product that you can buy for someone who has everything, and I would not hesitate to give it as a gift. I do want to point out that the desktop version of the Ember Mug is $150, so $50 less, plus it holds more. On the downside, it only works for 80 minutes off of the charger, but it is a good alternative if you plan to use the Ember primarily at a desk.

The Ember Mug 2 can be purchased from the Ember website for $199.99.

Note: Ember provided MacRumors with an Ember Travel Mug 2 for the purpose of this review. No other compensation was received.

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But for office and home use, I like Ember's 14 oz. Mug 2. Yes, it is a bit spendy (I purchased it when it was on sale at $95), but it does keep my cappuccino/macchiato at ideal temperature for hours. Reheating coffee with the microwave takes away much of the flavor.

The Ember Travel Mug 2 is $200, and the reason it's so expensive is because it's self-heating. It can keep a beverage at your desired temperature for three hours while on the go, or all day when on the included charging coaster.

Just Wow . I understand the tea-drinking author failing to get it about coffee, even if it does beg the question of why a tea drinker is writing an article about an apparently primarily coffee mug. But any coffee drinker who cares enough to be drinking fresh ground & brewed coffee should be aware that reheating coffee wrecks the flavor. Preheating a double-wall insulated stainless steel mug keeps coffee hot/warm for more than the 3 hours of this expensive device that by definition reheats and ruins the flavor. And a quality ss mug often tolerates the bounce off the top of the car (my contigo mug from Peet's Coffee has survived several such adventures) and also the dishwasher. Some tea drinkers may like a device like this one. I drink (green) tea as well as (black) coffee and unlike with coffee find the flavor change of reheating tea to be totally unobjectionable. Edit: That Burnout mug referenced by jimothyGator does not add heat, and is a design that I have wanted for years. I will order one.

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Ember Travel Mug 2+

Product Information

Designed to be used on-the-go, Ember Travel Mug 2+ does more than simply keep your coffee hot. The smart heated travel mug allows you to set your preferred drinking temperature (120°F – 145°F), so you can enjoy your hot drink—just the way you like it— from the first sip to the last drop. The built-in battery maintains your chosen drinking temperature for up to 3 hours, or all day with the included charging coaster. And you can easily locate your Ember Travel Mug 2+ with the Apple Find My app.

Capacity: 12 fl oz Built-in battery to maintain temperature. Battery life: 3 hours, or all day on included charging coaster. Ember Travel Mug Charging Coaster 2 included. Pairs with the Ember app. Temperature range: 120°F – 145°F. Locate with Find My app. Ember Mug is safe to hand wash and submersible up to 1 meter in water. Do not microwave.

What’s in the Box

Travel Mug Charging Coaster 2

Power adapter

Quick Start Guide

Other Features: Bluetooth, Charging, Waterproof

Internet Access: Some Features Require Internet Access

Connections: Bluetooth

Bluetooth Compatibility: Bluetooth 4.0, Bluetooth 5.0

Power Source: AC

Batteries: Rechargeable lithium-ion

Battery life: 3 hours

Charge Time: 3 hours

Height: 7.9 in. / 20 cm

Length: 3.1 in. / 8 cm

Width: 3.1 in. / 8 cm

Weight: 15.2 oz. / 432 g

System Requirements

Operating System: iOS 12.1+, watchOS 3 and newer

Manufacturer Information

Part number.

Mfr. Part Number: TM231200US

UPC or EAN No.: 810011402355

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Warranty: One year limited

Lithium-Based Battery Shipments

Due to standalone lithium-based battery shipping restrictions, this product may only ship via ground and is subject to domestic and international shipping requirements. If the final ship-to address cannot be shipped to via ground, the order may be subject to cancellation.

Compatibility

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• iPhone 14 Pro
• iPhone 14 Pro Max
• iPhone 14 Plus
• iPhone 13 Pro
• iPhone 13 Pro Max
• iPhone 13 mini
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• iPhone 12 mini
• iPhone 11 Pro
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• iPhone SE (2nd generation)
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• iPhone 8 Plus
• iPhone 7 Plus
• iPhone 6s Plus
• iPhone SE (1st generation)

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Ember Mug Review: What I Think After Using It for More Than a Year

How the buzzy heated mug faired in our Lab tests — and daily life.

We've been independently researching and testing products for over 120 years. If you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more about our review process.

So I jumped at the chance to test the Ember Mug 2 in August 2021. I did some cursory tests — you can read more about how I put it through the paces in the Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab below — and also just used it in my office life. When official testing was done, I kept on using it. So here we are more than a year later, and it's time to share the upsides and downsides of this coffee tech.

Ember Temperature Control Smart Mug 2

How do Ember mugs work?

Heated mugs keep coffee hot via a hotplate or a built-in heating element. Ember, which falls into the built-in heating element category, is among the best-known. According to the brand, Ember's founder and CEO, Clay Alexander, is an inventor who holds more than 200 patents wor ldwide . The first generation of the heated Travel Mug launched in 2010, and in 2018, the self-heating mug drew investors like Nick and Joe Jonas .

The company is now on the second generation of the product — the Ember Travel Mug 2 — which has a longer battery life and a new LED touch screen. Ember also offers the 6-ounce Ember Cup (a handleless variation designed for espresso drinks) and the 10- and 14-ounce Mug 2 (a traditional coffee mug with a handle).

Ember's products rely on sensors placed throughout the mug that monitor the temperature of the liquid inside and then turn on built-in heaters if the temperature drops below the preset temperature. Out of the box, the default temperature is 135˚F (57˚C), but you can use the Ember app to set the temperature — in 1˚ increments — you prefer. The range for all the products is 120°F – 145°F (50°C – 62.5°C). The app will also send notifications when the set temperature is reached, but you can choose not to receive any. I share more thoughts on the app below.

What I like about Ember mugs

✔️ Easy to use: A regular mug is inherently uncomplicated: You fill it; you sip from it. I didn't want an Ember mug to add too much tech to a simple daily task. And I definitely didn't want to feel like I was on my phone when I wanted to be drinking coffee. The good news: Ember felt set-it-and-forget-it to me. I downloaded the app and paired it with my mug — and now, thanks to testing, multiple mugs. It is very easy to load more than one and then switch between them from your home screen of little mug avatars. I set the temperature I wanted to keep my beverages. And that was it: Now I just turn my mug on — i.e. push the large button on the bottom — fill it and sip from it.

✔️ Useful app: I do appreciate that you can go deeper with the app so that it earns its spot on your phone. It offers presets for latte, cappuccino, coffee, black tea and green tea. Milk-based drinks get a gentler heat to help prevent scalding. There's also a tea timer that offers an up-to-10-minute countdown within the app and also suggests steep timers for green, black and herbal teas. The app even includes recipes like "Chai Spiced White Hot Chocolate" and "Beet Latte" if you want to expand your warm beverage repertoire. You can also use the app to choose the LED color that shows up on your Mug 2 and sync it with Apple Health if you want to track caffeine consumption.

✔️ Simple to keep charged: I like that charging is easy. I'm a coaster user, so I'm always putting my mugs down in a specified place anyway. The Ember charging coaster is a simple landing pad that's just permanently charging at my desk. When I pick up the mug, it's fully charged.

✔️ Solid performance: It succeeds in its main objective: It keeps my coffee hot. I use my Ember Mug 2 when I'm at the office, and apparently, I love to get a coffee and settle in ... only to realize I need to do something away from my desk. With the Ember mug, I feel like I've granted myself a grace period because I know my drink will still be hot when I come back to it. Both the Mug 2 and Cup have been tested in our Lab and sent to consumer testers , and both got positive feedback, leading them to earn our 2021 Kitchen Gear Awards and 2022 Coffee Awards , respectively.

One tester of the Mug 2 said, "I was especially impressed that it not only kept my coffee hot, but it also heated up lukewarm leftover coffee by 20 degrees in only five minutes." In my Lab tests, the Mug 2 held the set temperature for nearly its entire battery life, dropping only slightly in the last 15 minutes. In my daily life, I never felt a drop in temperature during regular use. Even better: The mug itself does not overheat, so I have never burned my lips, as I have with some other mugs. The Travel Mug 2 also aced the heat retention tests, but the Cup did come in under the set temperature for much of the 90-minute battery life.

✔️ Comfortable to hold: The circumference of the Cup is grippable for most hands, even though it doesn't have a handle. (I've also found that the 6-oz Cup fits nicely under my espresso machine and helped my espresso shots stay warm.) The Mug 2 gives me a nice, three-finger grip with a spot for my thumb to rest on top for control. And despite the built-in battery, Ember's mugs are not overly heavy . The Cup and Mug 2 have a bit of extra weight for their size, but I have never felt a strain. The Travel Mug 2 feels like a standard travel mug to me.

The limitations of Ember mugs

✔️ Must wash by hand: I'll say right off the bat, it's not dishwasher safe. That's not a dealbreaker for me — in fact, I've found them easy to clean, thanks to a wide opening and slick surfaces — but it is a small con.

✔️ Will affect the taste of your coffee: The other issue, which isn't specific to Ember but applies: All heated mugs will change the flavor of your coffee over time for the worse — similar to the way drip coffee continues to “cook” when it’s kept warm on a heating plate. This means the longer your brew is held in the mug, the more likely it is to taste more sour, bitter or metallic — all issues I encountered in my testing across the different Ember mugs, though your specific outcome will depend on the coffee beans you use. When I step away from my mug, it's long enough that I'd notice a decrease in temp if I were using a regular mug, but often only 10 to 15 minutes. And then I finish my coffee in probably 20. So I'm grateful for the heat assist over roughly 30 minutes. But I will say that if you want to use the Ember as some sort of coffee incubator over the full 90-minute battery life, you will notice a difference in the flavor from the fresh cup to the final sip.

✔️ Must purchase lid for Cup and Mug 2 : The company offers the Travel Mug 2, so there is a clear option if you want something for your commute; it didn't leak in my tests and kept coffee warm over the battery life. It also has a well-designed push-button lid opening that lets you drink from any angle. But the others are not designed for portability. They're very much intended to take the place of your regular around-the-house (or office) mug. One consumer tester agreed, noting that their experience with the Cup was positive but that they didn't like that they "could only use this cup while sitting at home or in the office." And if you do want a little extra protection from spills, you'll have to purchase a sliding lid (available for the 10- and 14-ounce sizes) separately. I have not yet tested the lids but will be doing so in the coming months.

How I tested the Ember mugs

When I tested the Ember mugs in the Kitchen Appliances and Innovation Lab, I wanted to know whether they really kept the coffee at a consistent temperature. To track the heat over time, I inserted a thermocouple (a thin, wire-like thermometer) into each mug and captured the data during Ember's stated battery life for each.

The other piece of the puzzle was flavor. Would waging war against the laws of thermodynamics — i.e. keeping coffee hot over a two-hour period — make the coffee taste overcooked? To find out, I tasted coffee from a control cup and then from each Ember mug every 30 minutes. I made notes on the aroma, bitterness, acidity, mouth feel and temperature sensation of each cup.

The last issue was ease of use. I read the owner's manual and considered the design of the app. I checked out the type and readability of the controls and assessed the feel of the mug in my hand and the comfort of drinking from it. I decided what I thought about washing each by hand, as none is dishwasher safe. For the travel mug, I also factored in opening and closing the mug and using the touch-control interface. I also tested whether it leaked by putting it through our timed leak tests: tipping it over, rolling it side to side and shaking it upside down.

Is the Ember Mug worth it?

In a word: Yes. If you think you'd benefit from a heated mug, Ember is a good one. Other styles did well in my broader test of heated mugs, but I have returned to the Ember because it's comfortable to drink from (no burned lips!), easy to set and simple to keep charged. A bonus is the range of styles and sizes as well as colors.

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Why trust Good Housekeeping?

Sarah Wharton led the Good Housekeeping Institute's testing of heated mugs, which included three of Ember's mugs. She has been using the Ember Mug 2 for more than a year. She has also covered related content such as the best travel coffee mugs and the best milk frothers .

Sarah (she/her) is a deputy editor in the Good Housekeeping Institute , where she tests products and covers the best picks across kitchen, tech, health and food. She has been cooking professionally since 2017 and has tested kitchen appliances and gear for Family Circle as well as developed recipes and food content for Simply Recipes, Martha Stewart Omnimedia, Oxo and Food52. She holds a certificate in professional culinary arts from the International Culinary Center (now the Institute of Culinary Education).

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• Ember Travel Mug with Longer Lasting Battery: Our updated smart travel mug's extended battery life keeps your drink at your preferred temperature (between 120°F - 145°F) for up to 3 hours on a full charge or all day on its redesigned charging coaster
• Smart With or Without App: Pair this temperature control mug with the Ember app to set the temperature, customize presets and more, or use the new touch display on this travel coffee mug to set your temperature without a smartphone
• Auto Sleep: Our heated coffee mug intelligently senses when to turn on and off; The mug enters sleep mode when empty or after 2 hours of inactivity; Ember wakes up when it senses movement or liquid
• Spill-Proof: The Ember Travel Mug's leakproof, push-to-open lid will keep your hot beverage from spilling while on the go; The 360º drinking experience makes it convenient to sip from any side, and it is engineered for easy cleaning
• Hand Wash Only: An updated scratch-resistant coating is safe to hand wash; Ember Travel Mug 2 is IPX7 rated and fully submersible up to 1 meter deep

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Ember, The World’s First Temperature Control Mug, is a design led temperature control brand and technology platform, whose mission is to revolutionize the way people eat, drink and live. Founded by inventor and serial entrepreneur Clay Alexander, Ember creates, designs and develops temperature control products that offer people complete customization. The award-winning Ember Travel Mug and Ember Mug are the most advanced coffee mugs on the market, allowing you to set and maintain your preferred drinking temperature for hot beverages.

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Long-Lasting Battery

With a built-in battery, Ember Travel Mug 2 will maintain your desired drinking temperature for up to 3 hours on-the-go, or all day when paired with included charging coaster.

360 Leakproof Lid

The leakproof, push-to-open lid will keep your hot beverage from spilling while on-the-go. The 360º drinking experience makes it convenient to sip from any side, and is engineered for easy cleaning.

NEW Touch Display

Tap the Ember logo to reveal the hidden-until-lit display. Use the touch display to change the temperature and view battery life, temperature level, and personalized name.

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Ember was created to solve a simple, yet universal problem for coffee and tea drinkers. It all came from a disappointing, room-temperature cup of coffee and has grown into an elevated hot beverage experience.

What makes our products unique?

As a design-first company, we utilize our patented temperature control technology to allow the user to enjoy their hot beverage at exactly the desired temperature.

Why do we love what we do?

The joy of precision temperature control in everyday life drives us to invent new products that transform how the world eats, drinks, and lives.

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Ember Travel Mug 2

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New! Travel Mug 2+ with  Apple® Find My

The Apple Find My network provides an easy, secure way to locate your Ember Travel Mug 2+ on a map using the Find My app on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac, or the Find Items app on your Apple Watch.

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Designed to be used on-the-go, the Ember Travel Mug² does more than simply keep your coffee hot. Our smart heated travel mug allows you to set an exact drinking temperature and keeps it there for up to 3 hours, so your coffee is never too hot, or too cold.

Ember Travel Mug² is easy to clean and is safe to handwash and submersible up to 1 meter in water. The leak-proof lid is dishwasher safe.

New Touch Display

Increase or decrease your temperature on the go by tapping the + or - symbol.

Built-In Battery

3 hours* or all day when placed on charging coaster.

Intelligently senses when to turn on and off.

Temperature Range

120°F - 145°F (50°C - 62.5 °C). Select your temperature on the mug or with the Ember app.

The new Ember Travel Mug 2+ is equipped with device location capabilities using Apple's Find My feature, which helps pinpoint the mug's exact location if misplaced and can also notify you if your mug has been left behind. Available on iPhone, iPad, or Mac, or Find Items app on your Apple Watch.

Apple Find My Technology only included on Ember Travel Mug 2+ and used with Apple devices with the Find My App.

Ember is smarter than your thermos because it is a connected device. Use the Ember app to set your temperature, customize presets for your favorite drinks, receive notifications when your desired temperature is reached, personalize your mug and more.

The Ember Travel Mug² leakproof, push-to-open lid will keep your hot beverage from spilling while on the go. The 360º drinking experience makes it convenient to sip from any side, and it is engineered for easy cleaning.

This product is not designed for use with MCT oils. Click here to learn more.

Product Details

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The difference between the Ember Travel Mug², and a normal travel mug is that, anything can keep something "Hot" for hours, but only the Ember Travel Mug² can keep your favorite hot beverage at your perfect drinking temperature. Whether you call it a smart travel mug or a heated coffee tumbler, your Ember Travel Mug² allows you to control your ideal temperature from our app.

The Ember Travel Mug² uses seven temperature sensors, a rapid cooling system, a microprocessor-controlled heating system, and temperature presets to easily dial in your perfect temperature.

How do I use the Ember Mug?

It's easy! Simply pour in your favorite hot beverage, tap the 'Ember' logo twice, and tap the '+' or '-' on the mug to choose the temperature that tastes right for you. You can also connect Ember to your smartphone via Bluetooth, by downloading the Ember app. The Ember app will notify you when your beverage has hit the perfect drinking temperature.

Can I put my Travel Mug² in the Microwave?

Do not microwave the Ember Mug! The Ember Mug is an electronic device, which should never go in a microwave. As with all electronics and metals, it may result in a fire when heated up in the microwave. Doing so will result in permanent damage to your Ember.

Do I have to have a smart phone for the Ember Mug to work?

No! Your Ember Travel Mug² can be used completely independent of the phone by tapping the 'Ember' logo twice, then the '+' or '-' on the mug to select your temperature. Using the mug independently will limit you from customizing specific features from the Ember mobile app such as adding a name or assigning presets to different drinks.

How long does the Ember Mug battery last?

The Ember Travel Mug² was designed to last an average of three hours on the go. The three-hour battery life is expected when pouring in liquid hot, and a set temperature of 135°F. If you like it cooler, your battery will last longer, and if you like it hotter, battery will decrease slightly.

The battery life will also vary based on a number of external factors such as: external temperature, liquid temperature at pour, speed of liquid consumption, set temperature, whether the lid is on or off, and much more.

Can I use MCT oils in the Ember Travel Mug?

This product is not designed to be used with MCT oils. MCT oils can sometimes be found in drink or food additives. MCT oils react with plastic materials and can degrade them, including the food-grade plastic used in the Ember Travel Mug² lid. MCT oils should only be used with utensils and containers made of metal, glass, ceramic, or materials specifically approved for MCT oils.

Where to buy Ember?

In addition to Ember.com, The World’s First Temperature Control Mug is available in retailers across the globe such as Apple, Best Buy, Target, Starbucks, Harrod’s, and Bloomingdale’s. Whether you like coffee, tea, or a hot-tail we want you to enjoy your beverage at the perfect temperature and just the way you like it.

Is the Ember Travel Mug 2 compatible with my phone? (Android or Apple)

Due to iOS and Android bluetooth updates, not all phones may be compatible with the Ember App. We're continually adding more devices and improving our compatibility. See our full list of compatible devices .

*Newer devices not listed may still be compatible, but have not yet been tested by our team.

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