Contigo West Loop 3.0 Stainless Steel Insulated Travel Mug, Leak Proof with AutoSeal Lid, 16oz, Matte Black

A better way to drink coffee!
I bought one for work, and one for home/on the go of the 3.0, which has the lock button on the side instead of the top like on the 2.0. It keeps my coffee perfect for a long time and I’m very happy with the no spill feature. It fits well in my car, unlike the last tumbler I had. Hand washing the inner mechanism of the lid requires a little more care, but overall I would recommend this product. In fact, I bought one for my son. This is definitely a better way to drink coffee without the fear of spilling. I also bought replacement stoppers for the spout, but I doubt I will need them for a long time.

Superior in every way to the previous model.
After over 3 years of almost 7 day a week use my old Contigo mug broke (Face plate that secures the “drink” button fell off). I was really bummed as I literally use this 6-7 days a week).Looked at alternatives and didn’t like any of them. Looked for the exact same model and no joy unless I wanted to buy some old stock at a huge price mark up. So I figured I’d try the new model.Pros:- No faceplate to fall off- Amazingly keeps my coffee even hotter long than the old model. Almost too hot. 6 hours after pouring into the mug it’s still piping hot. Just insane.- New lid design! new lid springs out fully. Looks like it will be much easier to reattach springs if they come loose and much harder to accidently dislodge the spring.Cons:- Says not dishwasher safe.Overall this new model is a vast improvement. I absolutely love this new model.

Disappointing departure from Perfection, stick with v2.0
The West Loop 3.0 is a disappointing refresh of the near perfectly designed West Loop 2.0.I purchased the West Loop 3.0, looking forward to seeing even better changes, but it seems the design updates have moved backwards. Here are a few of the design quirks I’ve noticed that seem like gross design flaws:-The “insulating plastic lid” hinge. The West Loop 3.0 now has a gigantic plastic hinged part that fills most of the lid’s void, something the West Loop 2.0 lid did not have. I assume this change is an effort to insulate the top of the mug – the weak point for thermal loss of the entire mug (and to note, it was never quite a problem, the 3.0 just adds even BETTER insulation).The issue with this design is that it traps liquid up there. It drains eventually, but liquid lingers just long enough that if you don’t have your mug upright for a beat, turn it vertical and immediately go to drink it (something I’ve done many times with my 2.0, think picking it up off my passenger seat while it was laying sideways), you’ll spill hot coffee out the mug from the button side OR sometimes out the mouthpiece, ‘burping’ it onto the top of the lid. Heck, I’ve had the mug ‘burp’ liquid onto the top of the lid when releasing the button too fast after taking a sip! This was not an issue I’ve had with the 2.0, and to me, the 2.0 set the standard for “controlled liquids.” The 3.0 fails to meet that standard. What I thought was a functional improvement is actually a huge drawback.-The reduced flare to the top. The 2.0 version had a ‘flaring’ to the top of the lid, which provided GREAT grippability. Leaving your hand in a gripped position, the mug could NOT slip out of your hands without you opening your hands more. Not the case with the 3.0. Its straight design means the lid, the place where you usually hold the mug, can slip right out of your hands if you don’t have a firm grip on it.The 2.0 version also had half of the lid clad with a rubbery grip. This was fantastic for grip friction, meaning a light grip was very doable for even a full mug. For some odd reason, the 3.0 version removed the rubber, meaning the slippery plastic with its non-flared design can slip in your hand if you don’t have a good grip on it! If you have dry hands (or slippery gloves on) and hold the mug lightly, it can slip right out of your hands!-The new button lock. One of the less-than-perfect parts of the 2.0 version, IMO, was the button lock – located on the top of the lid. This lock is critical when you throw your mug on a car seat or somewhere, and something places weight on the main dispense button. The button lock ensures it doesn’t inadvertently open and leak coffee everywhere.On the 3.0, they moved this button lock down next to the main button and switched designs from a rocker switch to a slider switch. In theory, this is a great change! However, they chose to use a switch that is rather small, so being able to manipulate the switch with gloves or big hands might prove difficult, an accessibility issue not found on the 2.0 version.As for the positive changes from version 2.0 to 3.0:-The deeper lip. The deeper lip is nice; it’s a great addition. It feels more like drinking from a mug and less like chewing a corner.-The mug’s aesthetic design. I got the “crystal sake” color, which is gorgeous. I wish they made this with the 2.0 version. The lid also looks very nice with the brushed aluminum button and the more minimalized design, removing the silver button border. It looks very nice and is a nice facelift from the 2.0.-Cleaning. It appears their plastic hinge design has cleaned up the top of the lid, meaning cleaning should be slightly easier.-Seal design. The 3.0 has an ‘inner’ lid seal that compresses to the mug when you fasten it. This is a departure from the “on top” lid seal of the 2.0, which met the 2.0 mug’s sharp top. While my 2.0, going on 8 years of daily service, is still sealing just fine, I had always wondered how the design changes would hold up. Hopefully, the new design is either equal to or an improvement over the old. If I keep using the 3.0, time will tell.The tl;dr: stick with the West Loop 2.0, honestly. The updates made to the 3.0 are a disappointing downgrade to the near-perfect design of the West Loop 2.0.

I have spent many hours researching travel mugs, so I could finally have a leak free hot latte every morning when I commute to work. This was the winner. With this leak free AUTO SEAL mechanism , a Mercedes of coffee mugs. It was expensive too, minimum £25 so I decided to wait an order one on AMAZON US half the price including the delivery . I even ordered extra one for my partner. While I was waiting I bought a budget HIWILL Double Walled Vacuum Insulated Travel Coffee Mug, for ten pounds. I chose the smaller size for my son and was using it while waiting for Contigo. Yes it was too small for a large latte but leak proof and hot for hours!!! When contigo 2.0 arrived it was impressive but heavy. The auto seal works well and it’s easy to clean. It’s bigger than Hiwill but that’s what I wanted, Unfortunately coffee loose the temperature very quickly. Having been using the hiwill I could feel huge difference. No more hot coffee on my desk when I arrive to work. So disappointed….I am considering sending them back , but it will be to US … UPDATE: After few hit and misses with latte temperature and rinsing the cup with boiling water to make it hot I have no issues with the right temperature for at least 3 hours ! A win!

Producto de excelente calidad, mantiene la temperatura por bastante tiempo, sellado perfecto

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