Want to keep that bowl of soup or oatmeal nice and toasty while you work? This gadget from Namato can help. Many of the mug warmers in our guide can only accommodate a vessel that's coffee cup-sized, or designed specifically for an included mug, but this is a great option if you want the flexibility to warm your other heat-safe dinnerware as well. Temperature settings: Some have a couple and you may want to consider one with more than just a standard setting if you’re looking to vary the temperature depending on the drink or person. We love this mug warmer - purely because it looks like an Oreo cookie. Doubling as a coaster, this cup warmer is powered by USB and is sure to brighten up your desk when working from home. Simply plug into your computer or laptop and you're good to go! It will keep your brew warm and you can unplug when not in use. It might take a little while to warm up to the max temperature but it's certainly a good saviour if you tend to leave your cuppa to cool for a little too long.

Mug warmer sets are a bit fancier. They comprise a heating pad and an insulated mug that coordinates and fits perfectly with it. These sets generally look a lot nicer than the standalone mug warmers — however, they will be more expensive, and the mug that comes in these sets may not be dishwasher-safe. FeaturesPower: On our list, we’ve included plug-in electrical mug warmers, USB-powered mug warmers and even a wireless option. The choice is up to you but each comes with its own benefits. Another OHOM selection, this mug warmer from the Artist Collection makes the perfect gift for the coffee drinker in your life. The design is gorgeous and the mug has a larger capacity than the Ui 2, which I found convenient because I prefer to drink my coffee at a slower pace (caffeine-induced jitters is a no from me). This affordable mug warmer is incredibly user-friendly with its three temperature settings (131, 158, or 176 degrees Fahrenheit) and numerous auto-off timers that can be programmed between 2 or 12 hours for your all-day sipping enjoyment. While it doesn't glow red while in use, you'll know the heat is on by the illuminated temperature indicator. Surviving a workday filled with meetings might mean a cup (or three) of caffeine. But you'll never have to worry about drinking room temperature coffee again with this handy mug warmer. The Ember Tumbler sets itself apart from similar products in that it is a mug with a built-in warmer that can be used independently from its included coaster, which makes it perfect for travel.

With three temperature settings to choose from, you can really get your perfect hot drink with this mug warmer. It'll keep your drink warm for a few hours and there's a shut-off function after four hours for safety. The glass panel top is waterproof, fireproof and a decent size making it suitable for certain cups, mugs, carafes and bowls (you can stop that lunchtime soup from going cold too!) Simply plug in and keep your cup warm for up to eight hours before automatic shutoff - so you can enjoy your java worry-free. The simple touch-control lets you switch between three settings, but it does get rather hot on the highest. Keep your brew warm for up to 6 hours with the safety shut-off at this point and heat your cup of choice no matter the material (with the exception of plastic). It's worth noting that this is another one that will suit flat-bottomed mugs. There is an auto shut-off function after 4 hours of continued use, and the power button will flash red until the warmer cools down to 97 degrees fahrenheit. Though a mug doesn't come included, the warmer works best with thin-walled, flat, or concave-bottom cups.Do you often find that you make a cup of tea, only to get distracted by work, children or life and to find a lukewarm cup of tea or coffee hours later? Temperature range: Some have larger temperature ranges than others, generally ranging between 40-75 degrees Celsius. You can tailor your mug warmer to make sure it includes your temperature of choice, whether that’s slightly warmed or boiling hot! Dimensions: This might not seem so important (a coaster is a coaster right?) but if you’ve got a favourite coffee mug or cup, you want it to fit! Hopefully, this can help guide your decisions.