Glass Tea Cup with Infuser and Lid, 17 oz Clear Loose Leaf Tea Infuser Mug

Great to have but very fragile.

I love the glass mug with the built-in filter; it's easy to clean with just soap and water. The mug retains heat well, and it offers good value for the price—it's reasonably priced, not too expensive but not extremely cheap either. The teapot looks perfect, especially with colorful teas like hibiscus. However, I found the glass to be thinner than I expected; I thought it would be thicker. Nonetheless, its functionality is on par for a steeping teacup.

Love love love!

I am so happy with this product. The cup fits wonderful in my hand especially on a nice cold day. I'm in New York and it's freezing outside and I could cut my hand just right around there. It's so comfortable, and the only thing is. It's a little thin but I like it a lot. I would definitely recommend this cup.

I bought this glass teacup with infuser less than a week ago, and I genuinely like it. It’s attractive, lightweight, and the clear glass makes it easy to watch the tea steep. The removable infuser is convenient, and the 17-ounce size is just right for a generous cup of tea. I liked it enough that I came back to buy a second one. Then I noticed the price had already gone up by a dollar. Is one dollar a lot of money? No. Is that extra dollar going to break the bank? Of course not. That isn’t the point. What I’m increasingly noticing with Amazon, Walmart, and other large retailers is this constant creeping-up of prices—sometimes seemingly just because they can. A dollar here, another dollar there, and consumers are expected to shrug because each individual increase seems insignificant. I was literally ready to purchase another one. Instead, the price increase made me stop and decide that one teacup is enough. And if I eventually decide I want another, even if I have to pay more, I’ll buy it somewhere else. Sometimes it isn’t the dollar that costs you the customer. It’s the principle behind the dollar. For those who bought this and use loose-leaf tea, here’s a tip: place a coffee filter inside the infuser first, then add your loose tea leaves. Once the tea has steeped, pour it through a fine-mesh strainer, then pour it back into the teacup. This helps catch those tiny tea particles that otherwise make their way into your cup. Had it not been for the price increase, I would have given 5⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Perfect mug for work and home - the glass is durable without being heavy. Washes easily by hand!

I really like this glass tea cup because it's the perfect size, provides good heat retention with the lid on, and is easy to clean. My only concern is that the glass feels a bit thin.

Bought for daughter, but I love it also. We use it every day. Perfect for most teas. Love the lid, which we mostly use as a coaster.