Pop Up/Collapsible/Reusable/Eco-Friendly/Folding 3-Sizes-in-1 Travel Cup/Mug with Leak-Proof Lid for Hot and Cold Drinks (Fits in Pocket or Bag; Great Gift for Coffee or Tea Lovers), Lime

I’m really quite impressed with this cup and highly recommend it. When compressed, it’s nice and small and easily fits into a bag or pocket. When filled with a hot drink, it’s comfortable to hold and feels secure. The lid screws on easily and the hole in the lid for drinking is a good size and angle, which allows you to drink with ease knowing it won’t spill over you. It’s great knowing you’re helping the environment and it’s a bonus when in a coffee shop to either get a few pence off the price of a coffee, or an extra stamp for more coffees!The only negatives for me is that the cup is a little stiff and awkward to pull into shape and also to collapse down after use. Also after drinking, it’s best to rinse the cup out immediately, because if you collapse it down without rinsing then it’s inclined to leak. So I’d recommend putting it in a waterproof bag till you get home, if you can’t rinse it out before then.This cup is a great invention especially if you don’t want to carry a large and heavy cup around. It’s helping our environment, so I give it 5 stars and more!!

This is a great cup - just started thinking about how much damage takeaway coffee cups do to the world and switched to this. The fact that it's collapsible means it takes up next to no room in your bag. The white is silicone and the red is solid plastic, so holding it round the red ring doesn't squish the cup when you're drinking. Just chuck it in the dishwasher once you get to work and it cleans beautifully.Couple of bits to add - the lid. When you hand your cup to the barista, don't give them the lid. They try to put it on, squish it down as you would any normal cup, and of course the coffee flies up everywhere and coats the poor girl in milky coffee - speaking from experience here. If you don't give them the lid, they just hand the cup back to you so you can put on the lid yourself. Other thing is, sometimes it takes a few attempts to screw the lid on properly. Once you get the hang of it, it gets easier.It's not insulated - you'd lose the ability to collapse it if it was - but I've had no problems with temperature.Still, would fully recommend.

Love this so far - it is leaking a little but I think that's just when I have the lid on not quite right which is easy to do (my only negative). As long as you check before whisking your coffee away it does the job. Also fantastic for being large size but fitting in car cup-holder, and when in the medium mode it fits under all machines I've used so far.The collapsible feature is fantastic - I haven't had any issues with leakage in my bag once its been collapsed down completely after drinking.Been in my dishwasher several times on top shelf and no issues, no horrible plastic taste, love it!

I really like this cup, it suits my needs perfectly: When collapsed it's just 6cm high, it's leak proof and when folded down after use it can be safely stored in my bag. You need to pay attention when screwing the lid on, if it doesn't go on straight it will leak a little as you carry it - this happened the first time I used it but it's been fine ever since.The inside of the cup has become a bit discoloured (I usually drink black coffee) but I suppose that's inevitable.All in all it's a great buy, and even better value for money if you buy drinks at high street coffee shops since most of them give discounts if you use your own cup. (In my experience, when the cup is open to the 'medium' size it's the same a small coffee from most shops)

I've been through a fair few travel mugs over the years, they're either really difficult to clean, the thread seal breaks over time, they hold the drink at a way too hot temperature or I just lose them on public transport/leave them at work where they get taken by others.This one seems to fit the bill of what I'm looking for. Firstly it collapses for ease of transport which once you get the hang of the collapsing mechanism is really great and I can just slip it into my pocket when I'm done with it. I have noticed some spillage but I'm not entirely sure the thread was on correctly. It holds an 8oz & 12oz drink really well but does get surprisingly heavy with a 16oz. Temperature wise it holds a hot drink a little warmer than a standard paper cup would which is perfect for a bus commute but I think it would fail on anything longer than an hour.The build is good, whilst it does feel like it wouldn't hold up and feels a bit on the flimsy side, so far it has been fine.My only issue with it is that it tends to retain odours, especially at this time of year when pumpkin spice and bonfire spiced drinks are everywhere, but it hasn't tainted the taste of anything so far.I've also found the little stickers that drinks places use to customise your order doesn't stick on the cup so there has been a couple of times where I've had to hand my lid over to the Baristas.In all, a fairly decent cup. I haven't put it in the dishwasher so can't comment on that (just been cleaning mine with warm water and washing up liquid) but due to its build I wouldn't want to risk splitting it.

I am really quite amazed at the high number of positive reviews about this product. I am sorry but my experience is quite different.This product costs nearly £15 and I expected a much better build quality. It looks cheaply made and the clip on the lid is really fragile and doesn't lock down as positively as it should. Having said that I tried it out for the first time yesterday. I made a latte coffee with the cup fully extended (grande) and put it in the car cup holder.Once I got to my destination (about 6 minutes away) I flipped open the cup and started to drink the coffee. The first thing I noticed was that the coffee had already started to go cold. I would have expected it to keep hot for longer. The body of the cup was quite warm, so this explains why the drink cooled down so quickly.Once I had finished my coffee, I compressed the cup to its smallest size, put the lid on tightly and secured it. There was hardly any liquid left in the cup at this point. I put the cup in my 'man bag' and carried on with my day.When I got home, I took the cup out of the bag and was horrified to see that the cup had leaked everywhere. An envelope I needed to post was sodden. I had to reprint the document and put it into a fresh envelope. This is not what I was expecting at all. I already have a couple of other drinks mugs, costing significantly less than this product, which have never leaked. The reason I bought this product is because I liked the idea of the variable size and the ability to compress it so it easily fits into my bag when I have finished with it.At home I filled the mug with cold water, put the lid on tightly and secured it. I turned it upside down and shook it. As I expected, it leaked everywhere - not like a flood but a persistent drip, drip, drip.If you intend to consume your drink fairly quickly and you keep the mug more or less upright all the time, then it should work fine for you. Bear in mind, however, that there are better, cheaper (non collapsible) products out there. If you want use it like I have described above, then don't waste your money.I have sent this product back today for a refund.

I love this collapsible Coffee Cup by Pokito already.I was scared when it arrived at first, as I bought if for a Secret Santa present and the cup looks quite modest when it arrives.However, the recipient raved about it, because she's very keen on ecology and saving the planet, and because you can actually make this cup into three sizes of coffee mug, then wash it out and collapse it to put in your bag and bring home after say yoga class, PTA meeting at the village hall, work kitchen with no facilities, etc.We were all so entranced by the mug at work that we'll be ordering several more.The blurb on Amazon insists that this mug is leak-proof so that you could fill it with a drink, take it on the train or bus to work then pop the empty mug in your bag. I haven't tried this yet, but I'm going to.I love the fact that this mug is designed and made by a young British company.The packing and design are clean and clear, suitable for a person with a visual disability like myself.

Update (11th April 2018)Had some time to use this. Sadly, it's rubbish. Kept spilling coffee on myself, kept spilling coffee just getting the top on also. Well, as I work in a professional environment, not very good. I really wanted this to work. It didn't. If they fix the spilling problem will ry again in future.I have since changed to a Costa cup (£3) in store, and not spilt once! The original entry is below.Erm.... Actually this really is good. It does leak if you don't twist the top on properly, or if you turn it upside down. No issues holding it with hot liquid, this isn't hot to hold at all. You can position it to 3 different sizes. It really is that good! I love it!! The best part is the fact I can put this into my pocket when done. Brilliant!!

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It's an ideal cup for coffee on the go... You can collapse into a tiny thing once you're done. The lid is sturdy enough not to leak anything.You can increase or decrease the volume that it holds by pulling out or collapsing the cup.