how tall is this mug? I need a high-capacity mug that fits under a very short spout on the office coffee maker
1260825
It's around 4 1/4" high but it does have a non skid bottom on it so I wouldn't think you could sit it on a hot plate of any kind.
1260826
it is exactly 4 1/4" tall. hope this helps. i've had mine for over a year and i love it. my wife loves hers too. i would get another one if i ever needed to. rg
1260827
Just measured 4.25 inches with the lid off. With it on about 4 3/8 inches. Great mug.
1260828
I returned it. The outside got hot and the coffee cooled off faster than my previous Starbucks chubby mug. Ended up going with current Starbucks 16oz metal mug with same type of plastic lid with o ring. Pretty good
549840
A standard 8-10 oz size coffee mug (4inches high) works best, but you can use a larger size if you pull the drip tray out or tilt the mug slightly as you slide it under the spout. If indeed you mean a "tumbler," the same is true 4 inches works best.
1096384
I have a pretty big mug and it works fine. My warmer is at work so I can't measure it until Monday.
1408350
It is just over 8" from counter to the top of the tallest cup you can use. The machine has a removable 2" drip tray, but if you don't use the tray you could easily get an 8" cup under the spout. If you leave the drip tray in, your max cup height would be 6". The tray easily removes and goes back into place in a millisecond. It does catch the occasional drip and holds about 8 oz fluid for those times when you are REALLY in a hurry and forget to put any size cup under it! However, without it you just want to keep a napkin or paper towel handy for the occasional small drip.
1211545
4 1/8 to 4 1/4 in tall. It fits under my K cup machine just fine. I am delighted with these mugs. They look nice in the very most casual setting as well as with my crystal and fine china for tea after dinner. I ordered another set just in case they stopped making them. Agree that they are sturdy and not prone to breaking. They will scratch if you jam them into the dishwasher next to a sharp knife, though.
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It is 6 1/2 inches tall. It also has a rubber disc glued to the bottom of the mug/cup, so if your coffeemaker has a stand that also heats up the bottom of your coffee pot/cup, you may want to remove the glued rubber disc first, but if your coffee maker has a non-heating plate to place your coffee pot/cup on, then this rubber disc should not be a problem.
2186653
The mug that comes with the maker is 7 inches tall. There is a 1/4 inch well that it fits into so I wouldn't go over 6.25 in. I have been able to fit every mug I have without a problem.
2204477
The cup must be no taller than 3 1/4 inches or 8 cm. Tall mugs will not fit but one that is less than 3 1/4 inches will fit.
1182093
It is tall. I can get the Keurig to work but it is at an angle. This mug is well made but does not keep the coffee hot for all that long even if you preheat it. TJ
974901
mugs are guessing 6 1/2 to 7inches tall. Sorry, have long since got rid of mine because they did NOT keep coffee hot, or even warm for any longer period of time than any other mug. Was very disappointed in them.
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The dimensions state the mug is 7 inches tall. Since I do not own a Keurig, I don't know if it will fit.
917081
Hi. The bottom isn't actually flat. The bottom is raised between 1/8" and 1/4" from the edges. If you plan on using this mug with your coffee machine, make sure it will fit because it's quite a tall mug.
1214368
The cup I just measured is 6 1/8", but to be safe I wouldn't want to put it in a space that was shorter than 6 1/4" and would be really happy if it was a little more. You don't want to have to tip it or risk bumping it when it is nearly full of a hot liquid - IMO. We have a Keurig B60 and it just fits under it when the k-cup holder is closed and without taking the drip tray out, but you do have to tip it slightly due to about an 1/8" of the k-cup holder - we normally take the drip tray out for these and tall travel mugs.
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Soultrain, found your question after checking old orders. The mug is 6 inches tall without the lid.
82247
My 4 1/2 inch high mug fits perfectly, my 5 inch mug I have to tip a bit to get it in, the pull out tray is 1 1/2 inches high
685307
According to the old-school ruler here in the office, the cup is about 5.25 inches tall.A tea man myself, so can't help you with the Kuerig question.
1364982
No, it is too tall to fit under a Keurig, even with the drip tray removed. I simply make it into a shorter container and then pour it into the Zojirushi. It's worth the minute of extra work to have my coffee and tea hot much longer than any other mug I have ever used though. If you use it for cold it is not unusual to still have ice in it 24 hours later. It's that good!