Highwave moJOEmo Stainless Travel Mug

I did some scouring of reviews of desk type insulated coffee mugs on Amazon and in one review of another mug was a reference to this mug, so I looked it up. All the positive reviews sold me, so in a few days the MoJoemo mug was on my porch. I use my MoJoemo with a Keurig coffee maker, and even on the highest capacity setting, there is still plenty of room left in the mug, so there's extra capacity there if you need it. I've made coffee using the MoJoemo at room temperature and tempered--by running hot water in it and letting it sit for a minute. Either way, the MoJoemo keeps coffee hot for a long time. You will find it hot enough to drink several hours later. Some of the features I like about the MoJoemo are the silicone sealing rings, which seem quite sturdy and likely to give long life, and the silicone (or rubber) ring around the bottom, which quite nicely prevents the mug from clanging down or slipping on a surface. And oh yes, the handle! A nice generous, sturdy handle is provided, giving easy grasp and control. The top of the MoJoemo is really two lids: a smaller one that unscrews and has a silicone ring for really sealing up the mug. Next is a bigger lid that also unscrews. The center of this one contains a button in the middle surrounded by a plastic ring. To drink, just push the button in the middle. To seal it, push the surrounding ring and the center button will pop up, sealing the mug. The smaller first lid we talked about is so designed that when you screw it on it triggers the outer ring automaticallly sealing the mug. Very nice! If I can fault the MoJoemo about anything, it's the overall size of the opening on top. I think I have a normal size nose but I find that as I drink more coffee the rim butts into my nose, forcing me to tilt my head way back to drink. The whole top should either be larger or the present opening flared for more comfortable drinking. That aside, you will enjoy your MoJoemo. It is well made and works even better than advertised.

I love it more today than I have in the past three years (due to a recent discovery) - this is a much more heavy duty mug than it appears. The build, design and quality of this mug is impressive! I'm a long time coffee drinker but wanted to get away from plastic mugs. I also wanted something "rugged" and would last for years. I also like ice water in the afternoon but the ice melts too fast in a regular cup. This mug keeps coffee hot for hours and warm for many more hours, particularly if you close the lid. Also it keeps ice water cold for many hours & never sweats. I've tried a variety of coffee cups, glass, ceramic, plastic & stainless steel with various types of lids. I found this mug 3 years ago and have two of them - one at home and one at the office. I rinse daily but every 1-2 weeks, I punch open the lid and put both the mug and lid in the dishwasher (top rack). I've had no issues with mug or the lid leaking after I washed in the dishwasher. But since I love the mug so much and have no time to be without a mug, I ordered a couple more spare lids & gaskets from the mojo website, just in case. Unfortunately though I had to order a new mug today because I left my old one on my back truck bumper and drove down the street with it. Realizing it several hours later & curious if it survived, I went looking for it and found it a half mile down the road in a ditch, ran over a couple times by cars, smashed in on one side, the bottom ring off, the lid busted up & missing some of it's parts. But several important things I've discovered since then, including after I took a die grinder and cut the thing in half to see how it was made: 1). It still had warm coffee in it when I found it - no leaks from the body or the lid. 2). The handle was still attached & useable. (The only way I was able to get the handle off was after I cut the mug in half). The handle is a one-piece molded design that firmly snaps in place around a metal ridge molded into the rim. 3). There is no foam insulation and there is no plastic clear coat inside the mug - 100% stainless steel. 4) There are two layers of stainless steel with surprisingly both being fairly heavy gauge metal, particularly for a $20 coffee mug. The "insulation" factor is simply vacuumed air between the two layers of stainless steel. 5). Every once in awhile, you get more than you pay for - this is one of those times. I'd read in other reviews, issues with the bottom metal ring or rubber trim piece. I've owned two of these and I've never had an issue with either piece. But I can say (after cutting it in half), that if the metal rim falls off, the cup will not leak. There is an inner stainless steel body, surrounded by another stainless steel outer body, then they attach the bottom metal ring. Any metal weld glue will stick it back on and would never seep into your drink. Same with the rubber seal on the bottom of the mug, a thin film of silicone would keep it in place. But would the mug be worth the extra investment? YES, it is a great mug and will last for years and probably generations! And a great conversation piece - office people want to know - "what's that mug you have?" Can't get the 22 oz in the mug? Fill nearly full and then pop open the lid before you screw it on. I've already sipped out an ounce or two before I make it down the hallway, if I want to pop it close for a no leak seal. Yeah, that last bit of coffee is hard to get too.....but is that really an issue? Bottom line - if it can survive the cars on the highway running over it, it can survive the office or the car. I'm VERY happy with this mug and highly recommend it! Thanks to Highwave for a great product!!

Sure, it's difficult to find a place for this in the car. However, if you spend time on the water and enjoy coffee, this is - by far - the best boat mug ever. It absolutely will not fall over, even in some pretty serious swells, and with the rubber bottom it can't even slide around when the weekend warriors put up their giant wakes. Double wall stainless, I've had hot coffee 6 hours later in this mug and it holds plenty.

I love this mug! It is just what I wanted! The construction is excellent- very sturdy handle and construction overall. I have problems knocking water bottles and mugs off surfaces, especially around electronics. I thought there was no solution, but I found the Highwave MoJOEmo. It is worth every penny. This mug is extremely stable and keeps liquids hot. The lid is easy to clean. If you don't want to pop it apart or you are afraid of losing parts, just soak the whole lid in warm water overnight or a few hours. This mug exceeded my expectations.

No leaks, holds loads of coffee, won't tip over, non-skid bottom, stays hot for hours.- perfect for the boat. Awkward in the car, but I bought it specifically for use on the water.

My wife uses these for her daily tea at work in the mornings and afternoons and wont use anything else.

Didn't keep liquid hot and not really well designed. Bought as a Xmas gift and he said....no thanks...lol