How to choose a smart mug size

Compare 10oz, 14oz and 16oz by drink volume, desk space and daily routine.

Start with the drink you actually make

Measure the cup or machine serving you use most often, including room for milk or cream. A capacity that matches your normal drink is more useful than choosing the largest size by default.

10oz for shorter drinks

Choose 10oz when you prefer smaller coffee portions, espresso-based drinks or a compact footprint on a side table or crowded desk.

14oz for everyday flexibility

Choose 14oz for a balanced capacity that fits many desk, reading and home routines while leaving room for milk or other additions.

16oz for longer sessions

Choose 16oz when you want more volume and fewer refills during work or study. The larger drink volume can change real-world heating runtime, so use the stated performance conditions as a guide rather than a guarantee.

At 16oz, choose the power system too

GT-1 offers battery-powered temperature control away from its charging coaster. GT-2 is a connected desk mug with 95°F, 131°F and 167°F presets; after the mug is removed and the base cools, that same base can charge a compatible phone.