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Dekcell CPA-1020 USB Powered Beverage/Coffee Warmer
Studio : Dekcell
by Dekcell
Brand : DekCell
Publisher : Dekcell
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
EAN : 0879889003590
UPC : 879889003590
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 4 reviews)
Our Price : $3.25
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This USB Powered Warmer can keep your beverage, coffee or tea hot all morning long. Take power directly from your laptop, PC or Mac. Plug & Play, without driver installation, easy to carry around to be used anytime and anywhere.
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Keep beverage, coffee or tea warm at 122-140 F, Diameter: 3 inch
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USB powered, no batteries needed. Easy installation, no driver required, plug & play.
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Rated power: 2.5W - 5V DC. With On/Off switch. Red LED indication when warmer is turned on.
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Brand new, 1 year warranty!
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Product Description |
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Racing Grandmas will thrill you as they speed down the track. Test your skills as your racing Grannies approach the lane crossover and try to knock your opponentâTMs Grandma off the track. |
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DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY |
I just purchased this warmer, thought technology had really made a come up. This item is a waste of money, it doesn't even get hot enough to burn your finger to touch. DON'T BUY! NOT WORTH 1 STAR.
DON'T BUY |
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lame |
This warmer is useless. I still use it thinking that it might actually do something, but I am saddened daily by the lack of heat it gives off.
The only good thing about it is that it turns on and off as I shut down my computer so I never have to worry about leaving it on. (but in reality it doesnt heat up all that much anyways, so who cares if I leave it on!)
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YOU CAN FRY AN EGG ON IT |
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it gets hot, but it doesn't heat up a traditional coffee mug. AND the surface area isn't big enough for most coffee mugs, most of my mugs don't fit. do not buy this product, i'm sure there's something else out there for your beverage heating needs. |
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Fairly Useless |
I got this as a holiday gift. I thought it was a great idea when I first saw it, but the performance did not live up to the idea. The surface does get warm -- just not warm enough to actually affect the temperature of my tea. Maybe if you were using a very thin china cup, or a metal mug, but the heat just isn't strong enough to get through the traditional ceramic, and I've tried several different cups.
It does work right away, when plugged in, there were no problems there, so at least it wasn't broken. I guess. |
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