Mochic 10 Oz Double-Walled Borosilicate Glasses Reusable Coffee Cup With Lids, Coffee Mugs,Tea Cup

The cover seems to fit the glass with a tight feel and there is a deep grove in the rubber(silicon?) lid to prevent leaking. However, it still leaks no matter how hard you press the lid onto the glass. It makes your hand very messy with coffee.

A perfect size for me- I needed something a little smallish so I would finish my coffee while on my commute and not wander into work with the cup, which I would invariably forget to bring home at the end of the day.As a travel cup, it performs well. Coffee stays hot enough, it's surprisingly sturdy, and a nice weight in the hand. The fit of the lid feels a little loosey goosey but hasn't dripped on me.

I like the design, but this is doesn't keep the coffee warm for long. This would be a good cup for a short commute or for use at the office. Even though I would prefer hotter coffee with this, I still use it frequently because I just like the design. It looks good and it feels good in your hand. The 10 oz size holds the small brew size on a Keurig.

The glass is okay but has a weird lip.

This cup works well for keeping stuff cold longer than an average cup for me so I don't have to use I've very often and my drink doesn't get watered down.The grip ring around the outside of the cup is nice and definitely provides some grip, as well as I place to hold onto the cup without feeling much coldness or heat.The logo on the cup is crooked. I thought it might just be a mistake with my cup only, but after looking at pictures from other reviewers, it is not a defect affecting just my cup, but others have crooked logos as well. I also don't like the lid very much because the material collects any dust or hair around. Because of that, I don't use the lid and it limits the uses of this cup. I received this cup as a sample for evaluation and review.

I love this, it's double walled and keeps my coffee warm for a long time. I would buy again, thinking of getting some for gifts.

Good quality. The double walled insulation works fairly well.

This cup is attractive, there is no doubt about that. It fit well in my hands and since I have fairly small hands that's good for me but I wonder if those who have big hands will feel it's too small. The silicone band around the middle provided a decent grip and seemed to be securely put in place. The double-walled construction allowed me to pour boiling water into the cup and then pick it up--I felt no heat on the bottom half of the glass and just a little sensation of warmth on the top half (since the glass walls are closer to each other at the top of the glass). The silicone lid protected my skin from getting burned by hot liquid.Filled to the brim, the cup held 10 oz. For some people that may be perfect; for others it's not enough capacity.When I drank out of the cup there was no spillage around the lid. However, the lid did not seal well and it came off pretty easily, not a feature I desire in a travel cup. When I tipped the cup on its side (away from the drinking and vent holes), some liquid dribbled out. Preventing/limiting spills is a feature I look for in a good travel cup and I can't honestly say that this cup and lid can be counted on to minimize spillage.On a purely aesthetic point, I'm not a big fan of silicone because it seems to hold onto things like towel lint, dust, etc. Even without solid particles, when water dries on silicone it leaves spots. The result is that the silicone never looks clean. That is not a flaw of this cup specifically but silicone in general. If you like silicone, that won't be an issue for you.I can see some situations where the small size and easy-to-remove lid would be beneficial. People with small hands or arthritic hands/limited movement might find the cup to be perfect because there's no twisting involved and very little strength is required.I received this cup for free in exchange for an honest review. I'm glad I didn't pay the retail price for this cup given the price, its capacity, and its performance.