How does the top open? Is it just a push button and you drink right from a large opening?
1501099
Yes, the protective cover is a push bottom that reveals an opening you can drink from. The top may be unscrewed to fill and clean.
1501100
It is a two step process. You push with a thumb then pull the top release clip down. Once the locking clip is down, the spring loaded top flips open. It took me a few tries to master the technique, now it's just second nature.
1501101
It is a push button, but the opening to drink from is not large at all. It's just right. And it is super easy to clean.
1333559
I don't like mine at all. I never use it anymore. The straw falls off too. We love our other push button ones however. No spills in our gym bags and quick and easy to get a drink.
1877578
There is no valve, at least not in the sense of something you turn to allow for coffee to pour through it. When you place the device onto the top of a coffee cup there is a "valve" that is activated by the mass of the device and allows coffee to pour through. When it's just sitting on your counter or on the little plate that comes with it, this valve is not activated, and so coffee does NOT pour through. Point being it's a binary switch, it's off or it's on. There is no "adjusting" it. I haven't used it A LOT, but it seems pretty sturdy, I haven't had any issues with it leaking anyway. There is no valve, at least not in the sense of something you turn to allow for coffee to pour through it. When you place the device onto the top of a coffee cup there is a "valve" that is activated by the mass of the device and allows coffee to pour through. When it's just sitting on your counter or on the little plate that comes with it, this valve is not activated, and so coffee does NOT pour through. Point being it's a binary switch, it's off or it's on. There is no "adjusting" it. I haven't used it A LOT, but it seems pretty sturdy, I haven't had any issues with it... » Read More There is no valve, at least not in the sense of something you turn to allow for coffee to pour through it. When you place the device onto the top of a coffee cup there is a "valve" that is activated by the mass of the device and allows coffee to pour through. When it's just sitting on your counter or on the little plate that comes with it, this valve is not activated, and so coffee does NOT pour through. Point being it's a binary switch, it's off or it's on. There is no "adjusting" it. I haven't used it A LOT, but it seems pretty sturdy, I haven't had any issues with it leaking anyway. « Show Less
2099415
Yes, the whole white section unscrews so the opening is the width of the bottle. Plus the top pops open to drink.
2159708
You press in two tabs on either side of the spout and the top half of the black plastic section lifts open, I then pull up the draw tube which has a top plastic section almost the size of a golf ball and lift it up. I rarely fully extract the tube. I just pour my coffee in, drop the tube assembly back down and close the top. I use it every day. It is a great value in my opinion. This is my second unit in over 10 years of constant use.
476983
Aja...the metal top screws off so you can pour the liquid in. Very easy and has been enjoyed for its compact size and easy to carry.
1650617
The very top is a screw lid, but this is redundant. The real opening opens and closes with the button in the middle, but if all you are interested in is keeping it hot, the open position should do you just fine, as there are baffles even in the open position to keep heat in. If you wanted to push the button one-handed it would have to be sitting on something, such as a cup holder to get to the button with one hand, or use 2 hands, one to hold, one to push the button. But, as I said, I doubt you'd need to push the button to keep the heat in.
793338
The lid one the mug I purchased has a hinged flip cap to open or seal the lid. The entire lid has a rubber ring around the llid to seal it. There is not a push button to open the lid, it is a "push on and pull off" type lid. It isn't difficult to put on and off. There is a tab on the outside edge to assist in removing the lid. Note: There are some mugs which have a twist on/off lid as well. They are the older version. Both work well, but I like the newer type.
43609
There is a white piece that can be popped out of the piece that screws on the top. But you have to unscrew the top, turn it upside down to pop it out and then basically you have to leave it out. I just leave it in take as unscrew the whole top off to drink out of it
101431
It is a pour spout. It actually has two openings - a large one (for ice) and then the smaller one (pour) for drinking out of.
2142408
I normally drink from the mug. However you need to be careful for hot liquid as It will be Very hot. Its opening in no bigger than a regular glass. It could be a little sharp but for me is perfect. I have never had an issue to drink out of it
471147
If you are comparing to a coffee travel mug, yes the opening is bigger. I have no complaints regarding the flow of water. I have ordered these bottles three times. The bottle seals and will not leak even when turned upside down. It also has a clip, so you can attach it to your belt loops and keep hands free. I love the hands free ability to carry the bottle especially when on long walks.
509541
I use it driving all the time but it doesn't have any mechanism for opening, it's a screw on top. So you have to remove the top to drink, but because it's a tall slim mug, the opening isn't so big that it spills easily. Hope that helps
196825
It does not, but the lid it comes with has an opening to drink from so it's just as good
1084778
It's a press-on lid with a rubber gasket. It's really tight. However, it still leaks through the top because the drinking hole is not completely sealed when closed. It's just a spin closure.
106980
Sure. When you flip open the top to expose the opening you would drink from, there is enough space to put a straw inside. Hope that helps!
386802
It has an opening in the lid to drink through. Be cautious however, I bought these because they were listed as 20 oz cups, but when I got them they were way bigger and I could never get the company to send me the right ones.