Never Drink Cold Coffee Again With $60 Off This Ember Smart Mug 2
Even at today's discounted price, the Ember Smart Mug 2 is certainly a bit of a splurge, but it may be worth it if you (or a lucky giftee) are particular about your morning pick-me-up. It's equipped with a built-in heating element that keeps your coffee or tea at the perfect drinking temperature. You can even fine-tune it according to your preferences and set it to any temperature between 120 and 145 degrees Fahrenheit by using the Ember companion app for Android or iPhone.
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The Ember Mug 2 can keep your coffee warm for up to 80 minutes, which is more than long enough, and this model has a 10-ounce capacity, as well. It's safe to hand-wash and waterproof up to 1 meter, but not safe for the dishwasher or microwave. It also comes with a matching coaster that charges the mug wirelessly for all-day battery life to keep your coffee at the perfect temperature at your desk.
Best Buy's sale on this nifty mug is set to end tonight, and we anticipate the deal at Amazon may also follow suit, so it's best to get your order in soon if you want to lock in this price.
Looking to make the best coffee to fill your new Ember Mug 2? Be sure to check out our collection of the best coffee maker deals before you place an order for your new one. And for more savings on convenient, upgraded tech, check out our roundup of smart home deals happening now.
Sure you could use a thermos to keep your drink warm, but that'd be boring, right? Smart mugs are just awesome, especially when you can get yours at a discount. Just make sure that the color you choose is included in this deal because not all of them are, unfortunately.
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