Last Sip
Your tea goes cold before you’ve finished it. Every time.
You make a brew, the phone goes, and twenty minutes later you’re tipping half of it down the sink. In a cold house that’s three or four mugs a day.
Still hot at eleven. And at twelve.
Put the mug down and carry on with what you were doing. Last Sip holds your drink at the temperature you chose — the last mouthful tastes like the first.
You choose how hot: 55, 65 or 75 degrees.
One button. The thermostat cuts out when it reaches your setting and comes back on when it drops. Press it once and you never touch it again.
Plugs into what’s already on your desk.
A USB port on your laptop, your monitor, or a plug adapter. 90cm cable, 11cm across — it lives next to the keyboard all winter.
Another winter tipping cold tea down the sink, or the first one where it stays hot?
Delivered across the UK in 10 to 15 working days. 30-day returns, no questions asked.
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⭐ SOCIAL PROOF
“Set it to 75°C and drank half a cup at a time — it warms faster that way. Tested it, then bought a second one.”
“Flat-bottomed mug, 480ml, room at 18°C. Two hours later it was still above 50°C on the middle setting.”
“Interesting gadget, works really well. The temperature is exactly where I wanted it.”
❓ FAQ
Will it heat up a cold drink?No. It keeps hot drinks hot — it isn’t a kettle.
Will it fit my mug?Flat-bottomed mugs work best. The heating plate is 9cm, so deeply recessed or ridged bases lose contact.
Do I need a special socket?No. Any USB — laptop, monitor or plug adapter.
Does it switch itself off?Yes. The thermostat cuts power once it reaches your setting and kicks back in when it drops.
Glass, ceramic or stainless steel?All fine, as long as the base is flat.
How hot does it get?55, 65 or 75°C. Your choice.
What if I don’t like it?Send it back within 30 days. No need to explain why.
