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Ember mug. I saw James Hoffmann’s review and went, “how good could it be?”
It’s the only mug I can drink from now.
$150 for a mug!?
I am not sure about this one. $150 for the mug AND you have to install another app on your phone just to use it. If there was a way to just use the mug without the app I could see it.
My wife and I got Nextmugs, which have no app and one single button that switches between warm/hot/piping/off. I tend to drink hot coffee slowly over the course of a couple of hours, and this has been a significant quality-of-life improvement.
You only need the app to set your preferred temperature and led colour. Once that’s done you can forget about it and even uninstall if you want to.
In my experience, you need the app if you use a valved filter (i.e. Clever Dripper) as being a little cooler, the Ember mug doesn't trigger the heating, and you have to tell the app to increase the temperature manually until it realises there's a hot drink in there.