Contigo West Loop Autoseal Travel Mug, Stainless Steel Thermal Mug, Vacuum Flask, Leakproof Tumbler, Coffee Mug with BPA Easy-Clean Lid, 470 ml, Monaco

Amazing travel mug I am extremely happy with this travel mug. The size, shape and colour are perfect, and it is very comfortable to use. The quality is excellent and it keeps drinks hot for a very long time. I especially love the additional leak-proof safety feature, which gives me confidence to carry it in my bag without worrying about spills. I am genuinely impressed with this product. I would definitely recommend it to others and would happily buy it again.

I have a serious drink problem… namely that I often fall asleep while watching tv and drinking a cup of tea sat up in bed, only waking up once it’s burning me and has soaked the bedding and mattress. Yes, I know I should probably stop drinking tea and coffee in bed, but I’m disabled so spend the majority of my time in bed, so I can’t stop or I’d probably dehydrate! In an effort to solve this burning (sic) problem, I have tried many different types of leakproof travel mug of varied prices, with varying degrees of success. Usually even the most leakproof end up spilling because I fall asleep before screwing the top back on or pushing the nozzle back down. It’s like I have tea-induced narcolepsy, but only in bed! 😆 THIS MUG IS MY SAVIOUR!!! Finally I’ve found a mug that won’t spill if I fall asleep, because it only allows liquid out when I’m pressing the button - it’s sealed by default! Hurrah!!! I cannot tell you what a relief it is to know I don’t have to forego my favourite hot beverages, I don’t have to change my bedding 2 or 3 times a week in the middle of the night due to tea spillage, and I don’t have to worry about ruining yet another mattress due to it being wet all the time! Much rejoicing has been done in this dojo, because of this wonderful mug and its fantastic autoseal feature that makes it completely leakproof except when I’m pressing the button to open the drink hole. Yes, this mug is pricey, even the sale price I paid could buy a couple of different brand mugs - but they are vastly inferior to this wonder of the mug world. Rather than pricey, I would describe it as ‘premium’, a high quality drinking device that’s worth its weight in gold, because it’s solved what was a massive problem for me. Apart from that, it’s a great-looking mug, it keeps drinks hot for hours, and it’s easy to clean - the autoseal mechanism just pops out on a hinge for easy cleaning then you click it back in and you’re ready to go. Some things are expensive because they’re a rip off, some are expensive because they are very high quality and incredibly well put together. This mug falls into the latter category, it’s worth every penny. Heck I’ve even bought another in the Black Friday Week sale, I’m that impressed with them. A very easy two thumbs up for the best mug on the planet, I thank you and my mattress and sheets thank you, oh great inventors of autoseal 😁 👍🏻👍🏻

Great coffee tumbler. Excellent one handed open/close and so far, leakproof. Keeps my coffee hot for about 3 hours before I start to notice it cooling. Still hot but you know what I mean. Will take a few knocks too. I’ve dropped this out of my truck and yes it has dented but still works great. It did make my coffee taste strange the first time I used it but that’s probably because I didn’t wash it properly before using it. Been fine ever since. I will be buying this again.

This is a great travel mug. It’s a good size, leak proof, easy to drink from when in the car, and keeps my drinks hot for 4-5 hours or so. It’s so trustworthy that I can put it in my bag and I know it won’t leak at all. The lid can be washed on the top rack of the dishwasher, but the cup needs to be hand washed. I’d recommend washing it with a brush every day. You won’t be able to fit your hand in it to wash it with a sponge, and the staining builds up quickly if you’re using it for hot drinks like tea. The colours are lovely, but I really think the coating/paint needs to be more durable. I’ve got a Sho tumbler, which I love, but it’s not leakproof. However, the powder coating is much harder wearing on my Sho. I can push it into my car’s cup holder without any scratching. The contigo scratches so easily (my ring even managed to remove some paint the first time I unscrewed the lid). I certainly wouldn’t consider putting it in my car’s cup holder - it would scratch straightaway. If you’re buying a cup that’s a nice colour, the coating should be strong enough to withstand normal everyday usage, especially for the price (they seem to be over £30 now, whereas I paid £23 in November 2024). That being said, this is a great cup. I’ve had my other Contigo West Loop Autoseal Travel cup for 5 years. Yes, it’s scratched and has a dent from having been dropped, but it still works perfectly. I just think they need to improve the coloured coating in line with others companies.

I’ve had my Contigo West Loop thermal cup for a couple of years now, and it’s still going strong. It still seals perfectly, with zero leaks, even after regular use. The build quality is excellent—solid metal body, durable top, and a nice sleek design that still looks great. As for insulation performance, it’s brilliant. It keeps hot drinks hot for hours and cold drinks cold for hours too—perfect for commuting, long drives, or just keeping coffee warm on a slow morning. The only downside is the ease of cleaning. The cup is quite deep, and the narrow opening combined with the sharp-ish lip where the plastic lid screws on makes it tricky to get your hand or sponge down to the bottom. I came up with a workaround: I squash a sponge inside and use a fork to spin it around at the bottom—works well, even if it feels a bit ridiculous. Other than that, this is easily one of the best thermal mugs I’ve used. It’s held up incredibly well, never leaks, and looks as good as the day I bought it. Summary: Durable, leak-proof, and keeps drinks at the right temperature for hours. The only minor drawback is the awkward cleaning, but it’s manageable with a bit of creativity. Still an excellent mug after years of daily use.

Keeps the drinks warm for a long time. Easy to clean and doesn't spill a drop! So happy with it!

This item is used every day The only time it gets a day of is when I'm on Holiday. So far I'm very pleased with the colour and how easy it is to unscrew the lid off, But most of all how easy it is to clean inside the lid, many cups make it so hard to clean all the parts that keep it from leaking. Nice & easy to press the button in & that then lets your drink flow out. There is a locking button on there as well. Not really pushed it to see how many hours it would keep my coffee warm but I know i make a drink it sits there in the truck & 3 hours later the last few bits are still warm enough for me. I'm not a very Hot drinker so 55c to 45c is about right for me. I think it's a great cup, I bought this at a discounted price. I would have never paid full list price for this. Yes it's very good but not worth full list price in my opinion & yes it's only my opinion. Would I buy it again, Yes I would but only at the discounted price. Overall, I love the build, colour choices & design.

Over the years, as my coffee addiction worsened, but my concern for using single use cups heightened, I tried various travel mugs to differing degrees of success. Some turned out to be too large necessitating the use of one of those giant camping backpacks, some leaked, some were difficult to clean, some failed to keep my drink warm for anywhere near the advertised times. However, I spotted the Contigo West Loop Autoseal Travel Mug or as I like to call it "the cup thingy" on sale on one of Amazon's ubiquitous "Deal of the Day". Now, every other travel mug or flask I've bought has, rightly or wrongly, come in a box from the manufacturer, the Contigo West Loop Autoseal Travel Mug (it just rolls off the tongue) was shoved in a lightly padded envelope from Amazon, which raised a bit of concern when I went to pick it up. Once home, I found that everything was fine. Washed and dried it, and the very next day I was at my local Greggs emporium ordering a latte and one of them there Steak Bakes (a fine bake but it comes a distant second to the magnificent Festive Bake). It was about then that I found out that the Contigo West... the cup thingy was a little on the small side to hold a large latte. The lid screws in, which pushes on the liquid, causing it to spill over. So I have to take a few sips first, before being able to screw the lid on. I found the same situation in Starbucks. It's just ever so slightly too small. Now, with liquid, I have yet to have any spillage from the cup thingy. It has an autoseal function and a locking mechanism to prevent any accidental pressing of the autoseal button when the cup thingy is lolling about in your bag. The blurb claims it'll keep your drink hot for up to 5 hours, which I guess is sort of true, as 2 hours is indeed "up to" 5 hours. Still, despite this, the cup thingy is a great little buy, I've only been using it for a few weeks, so it's possible too early to tell if it'll stand the test of time, but so far, so good. Whilst I'm not sure I'd pay the regular asking price, I am glad that I used a freebie Amazon voucher I had, and bought it on a "Day of the Deal", as it made the price a lot more palatable. EDIT: After a couple of weeks of use I have noticed several nicks and scratches on the paintwork. Sure it was bound to happen, even with careful washing and use, but I didn't expect it to happen so soon. I really want to drop it a half star, but as Amazon currently doesn't allow this I had to drop it a full star, but I really want to give this product 3 1/2 stars. I'm even more glad that I got this during a "Deal of the Day" and used a voucher to get it at a much lower price.

We love the Contigo mugs! Have used them for years. They keep hot liquids hot, never leak, and the one-handed action to unseal and drink is perfect when driving. My husband lost his favourite orange mug several years ago (there’s a family connection to that colour) so when we saw it, we bought it, despite the rather high price. He is happy.

Keeps hot stuff hot for a very long time. atleast 6 hours. Typically in other mugs I have noticed cold remain for longer but heat is generally lost fast, but this is much better. Also its very thin and fairly lightweight and doesn't feel like a thermos I am carrying around, makes it very handy for daily use. Lid is also easy to clean as it has a different system allowing u to get in and properly clean it. A bit expensive but then has been good to use.

Vaso de buen material y bonito. Cómodo para llevar tu bebida con hielos y se mantiene fría mucho tiempo. Lo recomiendo ampliamente.

Älskar denne termosmugg, praktisk och håller värmen länge. Kul med alla färger.

Da ich öfter vier bis fünf Stunden im Zug unterwegs bin und nicht immer auf das Bordrestaurant angewiesen sein mag (und nicht immer eines da ist), habe ich einen Becher für heiße Getränke unterwegs gesucht. Neben den »üblichen Verdächtigen« (Thermos, Emsa) stieß ich auf den Contigo. Mir gefiel v.a. das Design und die Farben, außerdem läuft (im Gegensatz zum Emsa) nicht gefühlt ganz Deutschland damit herum :-) Überzeugt hat mich auch das vglw. Geringe Gewicht mit 305 Gramm. In vielen Kaffee- und Tee-Foren hat man eine gute Meinung über ihn und als Warehouse-Deal konnte ich einen sehr günstigen Fang machen. # Wie lange hält er warm? Um das herauszufinden, habe ich mal eine ganz unwissenschaftliche Messreihe angestellt. Ich habe den Becher dafür kurz mit kochendem Wasser vorgewärmt, habe ihn dann wiederum mit kochendem Wasser zu etwa 90% befüllt und mit dem nach verschiedenen Zeitspannen mit dem Temperatursensor meines Multimeters die Temperatur des Wassers gemessen. Jede Messung nahm ich einzeln vor, der Becher wurde zwischendrin also nicht geöffnet. Die Umgebungstemperatur betrug dabei etwa 18°. Diese Tabelle zeigt die Zeitspanne und die jeweils gemessene Temperatur der beiden Messungen: Zeit | Messung 1 | Messung 2 30min | 83° | 83° 60 min | 77° | 76° 2h | 69° | 73° 3h | 56° | 55° 4h | 55° | 53° Wie man sieht, nimmt die Temperatur im Inneren des Bechers sehr gleichmäßig ab. Ein Kaffee mit 55° C ist noch sehr gut genießbar. In der Praxis habe ich ihn nach drei Stunden aber meist schon ausgetrunken. Der Becher bleibt dabei außen recht kühl; Wärme spürt man lediglich an der Verbindung zum Deckel. # Hält er dicht? Ich hab ihn lange auf den Kopf gestellt - es ist mir nicht gelungen, auch nur einen Tropfen herauszubekommen. Damit das auch nicht versehentlich passiert (weil etwa ein Gegenstand im Rucksack gegen den Verschlussknopf drückt), lässt sich der Verschluss verriegeln. Die Anleitung spricht davon, dass bei gesperrtem Verschlussknopf eine rote Markierung in der Mechanik zu sehen sein sollte, die fehlt allerdings bei meinem Exemplar. Sie wäre durchaus wünschenswert, um sofort zu erkennen, ob der Verschluss gesperrt ist oder nicht, aber man gewöhnt sich auch daran. Dennoch ein kleiner Kritikpunkt für mich. # Wie steht es um das Material? Der Becher selbst besteht aus einem doppelwandigen, vakuumisolierten Edelstahlzylinder. Auf disem sitzt ein Deckel aus modernem Kunststoff, dem sogenannten Tritan-Copolyester. Dieser Kunststoff ist sowohl BPA-frei als auch frei von sogenannten endokrinen Disruptoren, also Stoffen, die eine hormonelle Wirkung im Körper entfalten können. Dem muss und kann man hoffentlich vertrauen. Ein Thermobecher ganz ohne Plastik wäre mir am liebsten, aber der muss erst noch erfunden werden. # Darf der Contigo in die Spülmaschine? Hier wird vielfach kritisiert, dass die Farbe des Bechers nach einiger Zeit abblättert. Contigo macht in der Anleitung absolut klar, dass sich nur die (farblosen) Becher mit gebürstetem Edelstahl für die Spülmaschine eignen, farbige Becher jedoch nicht! Wer es bequem will und den Becher auch mal in die Spülmaschine stellt, der sollte also ausschließlich zum Edelstahlbecher greifen. Wer mit der Hand spült, darf sich an den schönen Farben erfreuen. (Und hat dann vermutlich lange Freude daran. Bei mir steht ein Langzeittest noch aus. Ich poste zu gegebener Zeit ein Update.) Zur leichteren Reinigung lässt sich der Verschlussmechanismus im Deckel umklappen (siehe Video). # Urteil der Stiftung Warentest Beim Thermobecher-Test in Heft 04/20 schnitt der Contigo Westloop mit gut ab (Note 2,0). Hauptkritikpunkt war, dass er überläuft, wenn man die angegebenen 470ml einfüllt, da er tatsächlich nur 440ml fasst. Das ist auch richtig so. Der Becher fasst zwar 470ml, dann passt aber der Deckel nicht mehr und die Flüssigkeit tritt aus. In der Praxis wird aber niemand mit einem Messbecher daneben stehen und genau 470ml einfüllen wollen, sondern einfach bis zur entsprechenden Markierung gießen. Aus meiner Sicht ist das kein Problem. Dennoch sollte Contigo hier natürlich die Angaben der (nutzbaren) Realität anpassen. Kritisiert wird im Test auch, dass beim Trinken die Nase an den Deckel stößt. Meine ist mittelgroß und berührt den Deckel kaum. Lehnt man den Kopf beim Trinken ein wenig in den Nacken (wie man das auch bei Gläsern tut), spürt man den Deckel gar nicht. Aus meiner Sicht ist dieser Kritikpunkt vernachlässigbar. # Mein Fazit Der Contigo Westloop ist ein schöner Becher mit ungewöhnlichem Design, der meine Erwartungen an einen Thermobecher vollständig erfüllt. Er ist sehr leicht, hat im Verhältnis zum Gewicht sehr gute Isolationseigenschaften, hält dicht und besteht nicht aus irgendwelchen verstörenden Materialien. Ich bin sehr zufrieden und empfehle den Becher uneingeschränkt weiter.