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I don’t like to write reviews until Ive used the product a while - I’ve had this bottle for about a year and continue to be impressed. They aren’t lying about the temperature retention - 170°F tea can sit in my car during a Maine winter for nine hours and be just right at 125° when I get out of work, which other thermal bottles that claimed all day heat or cold have failed miserably at. I haven’t had any problems with leaks and the battery of the digital readout is still working after eleven months. I think I’ll be giving these as gifts this Christmas, I’m so pleased with it. 10/10, well worth the twenty bucks.

This is the coolest, most futuristic looking water bottle, ever! The gorgeous colors and solid workmanship made me impressed with this product. I specifically tested to see if the bottle could keep ice water cold for 24 hours and hot water hot for 24 hours as the company claims. Read on if interested. So I filled the bottle to the top with ice cubes and then added water until completely full. The temperature reading was 40 degrees. I set it out on my patio at 3:10pm on 8/15 and it was 90 degrees outside at the time. I only opened it a handful of times to check progress. At 2:30pm on 8/16 I went outside to check if there was any ice left- once again the temperature outside was 90 degrees. As you can see in my picture, there was one very tiny sliver of ice still left after almost 24 hours outside in hot Georgia weather. I didn’t drink the water until a little later and while that sliver of ice was gone by then the water still tasted ice cold and the display read 45 degrees. That same day at 4:00pm I refilled the bottle up, this time with hot water. The display reading said 170 degrees at the hottest. I put my tea bag along with the little metal piece inside and left it sitting in my dining room table. It is about 70 degrees in my house. At 4:30 am today, 8/17, I checked the bottle which said 122 degrees. In my experience, it has been leakproof as long as you make sure you have the lid closed tight all the way. The only time I ever saw even a slight amount of leakage was when I put my teabag inside and left the string hanging out with the lid closed and then flipped the bottle upside down. It appears some drops of water absorb into the string and get wicked out. I’m obviously very happy with how this bottle keeps liquids hot and cold.I don’t particularly care too much about the battery or the fact that it displays the temp. It seems like it will last a long time, and even when it dies, the water bottle itself is great;

Worked well for about a year and a half after that the battery died. don’t know how to replace it. Don’t know if it can be open to replace it. you can still use. It just won’t tell you the temperature anymore.

The temperature is never correct, but it does keep the tea/coffee hot/warm for a long time. However one of our thermoses temp stopped working just after 2 weeks. We never put it in the dishwasher so not sure why it stopped. Also can’t figure out how or even if there’s a way to change out batteries for the temp display.

I can say this with confidence, I am impressed. I was slightly concerned as I've never heard of this brand before but it was worth the risk. I work in negative 15 degrees every single day and this bottle keeps my drink pretty warm for up to 5ish hours. I didn't expect it to last that long at all. It also took a heck of a hit and has no issues at all. Highly recommend to buy.

I got one of these because my husband got one and i liked the temperature feature. I have hot tea water available from a coffee machine working in a cafe so i wanted to keep an eye on the temp of my tea so i know when its drinkable for me. Out of box the tempurature feature was fine. I filled it with piping hot tea water and a tea bag and flipped it over to steep. Upon flipping it back it goes between 000° and 210°. A couple times it waffled to 165° or a little under when i was playing with the cap off. I dont know if this has an upper temperature limit but it seems 210° would be it. 8 hours later my tea is definitely piping hot still but the cap is still not registering properly. Still mainly 000° and sometimes flashes on without me touching it. I dont know if water got into where the battery is, which shouldnt be an issue considering its made for liquids. Or if its just being defective because of the temp. I will see how it is in a few days. My husbands one the screen stopped working after a couple days and then started working again. So we'll see what mine does.

Purchased these for an 8 and 9 year old who are aware of the “brand” but are still young enough to not be brand obsessed. And let’s be honest at this age they’re going to bang them and they’re going to drop them. At $10 a piece shipped these put a huge smile on their faces and they don’t care it’s a dupe. They held ice all day. I will say the color feels almost textured like spray paint and there’s no glossy or matte finish over it so I don’t know how long that will last but with kids it’ll probably be something else first. Weight is a little lighter than my Stanley but construction seems pretty spot on in comparison. The only iffy is the lid with its weird rubber strip in the center that isn’t exactly flat or attached. But again for $10 shipped, I’m pleasantly surprised.

My favorite bottle for tea, but after a while, the temperature display stops working. I looked up replacement batteries, but the manufacturer states that the battery should last a long time and won't need replacing. I have three of these, and my last one just stopped working. It's very unfortunate because they are great to have. They keep the temperature for over 24 hours. I've made tea that was piping hot and forgot about it; the next day, it was at the perfect temperature to drink.