SUNWILL Coffee Tumbler with Lid and Straw 20 oz Skinny, Stainless Steel Travel Mugs Insulated for Hot and Cold, Rose Gold

Ever since my Thermos insulated plastic 12 oz travel mug bit the dust after around 20 years, I've been looking for a quality replacement. The knock off Thermos mug was a leaky zero. The Yeti 12 oz travel mug seemed like it would be the perfect replacement. Unfortunately, the Yeti is heavy, hard to hold, 3 pieces to clean and has to be tilted 180 degrees to enjoy the last sip. The Yeti is solid, expensive and leak proof.The Sunwill 12 oz mug emerged the WINNER. Light weight, easy to hold, easy to clean, well insulated and easy to drink from all the way to the last drop. I did add a 65mm silicone slip on base to make it slip resistant and quiet to set down on hard surfaces. Just bought a second Sunwell mug for the permanent collection. And, it's inexpensive, less than $12! What's not to like?

It is slender and easy to hold. It does not sweat and keeps drinks cold. Great with reusable straw!

My wife needed a narrow coffee cup that would fit in her car's cupholder. This was perfect. The thin wall of the cup somehow insulates very well. It feels well made. The plastic top mechanism works well.The cup has an expensive feel to it, it doesn't feel like a poorly made cheap thing or anything like that. I gave it to her as a gift and she loved it.The plastic top is clear so it's easy to clean as far as slide-to-open tops go.It was also the only cup like this I could find with no handle, making it especially good. Very happy with the purchase.

The media could not be loaded. Love this for the price! I like how it’s kind of sparkly, keeps my coffee hot/warm my whole shift at work, I like how sleek it looks and not too bulky! Only thing is, after a couple uses it was already scratched up. 😩

I really like this tumbler, I bought it for a trip to all inclusive resort. It was a great size and loved the bright pink color. It was just what I need to save all those plastic cups they give you and keep everything nice and cold. I also, liked the skinny design which made it easy to hold!

Don’t like the lid much. Would prefer a simple hole, no slide. But cup itself is really nice. But lid not so much. Lid is maybe 4 stars for folks who like sliding lid thingies. But the cup? Nice. Seriously. I’m going to rip the sliding thing off and just suck my coffee through the hole like a real man. But the cup is fabulous.

I love the size and how cold it keeps the drinks.

I bought this skinny 20 oz tumbler to replace a 32 oz. gigantic (expensive brand starting with a "Y") tumbler. Why? Because the 32 oz one was enormous and hard to hold with one hand and was cumbersome to bring back and forth to places with my arms full.Some benefits to this Sunwill skinny 20 oz tumbler:1. Beautiful pale blue, glossy finish. Mine is almost iridescent but not quite.2. Tumbler cup portion washes well in top rack of dishwasher.(Note: it is taller than most normal cups, so to get it to fit in the top rack of my dishwasher, I have to lower the top rack down, but I have to do that anyway for some other cups I have, so no big deal.)3. A nice manageable cup diameter that I can easily hold with one normal-sized female adult hand.4. Clear lid stays snugly in the cup due to a silicone gasket that goes around the perimeter of the lid5. The "sliding door" on the lid opens large enough to fit a standard, extra long straw through the hole. I tried putting a larger glass straw through it and it wouldn't fit. But, I could fit a normal sized diameter straws (like the disposable ones) without any issue. Note: I tried to remove the sliding door, but due to the product design, I couldn't without breaking the whole thing open.6. Tumbler keeps beverages cold most of my work day.7. Easily fits into a car cup holder.Drawbacks to this item:1. The lid that comes with it is super difficult to clean.The sliding door piece doesn't remove fully and therefore is impossible to clean under. (See my pics for what can happen to the lid when you're innocently drinking an iced coffee!) Because the gap between the sliding door and the rest of the lid is so small, you can't even fit a brush under it. The only thing I'm able to do is soak it is ultra hot water to try to release some of the dried on coffee underneath the "door" piece. It's a pain and it never seems really clean to me.2. My lid's "sliding door" opens on its own when I pick up the cup, so it's not splashproof.3. The lid is a special size, so you won't be able to buy a replacement (on its own) as of yet.I emailed the manufacturer how to buy a replacement lid, and they were wonderful. They actually sent me out a similar product with an identical lid at no charge to me, so I could have a replacement lid for the one that arrived that didn't work properly.In summary, I really like the tumbler cup itself. I just wish there were options for different styles of replacement lids that are able to be fully cleaned. Big shout out to the manufacturer. They were great and because of that, I hope they see this review and develop a different kind of lid. I'd totally buy it!