What size cup/mug fits under the spout?
929500
We have used 8 oz and I think 12 oz. cups to slide under it, or if you let spout sit over edge of table any size will cup works.
929501
never got that far - the pot did not work. I sent it back for a full refund.
929502
The standard table cup fits fine. At a recent Navy Ship Reunion where we used taller styrofoam cups, I placed the urn at the edlge of the table with the spout extended beyond. Worked well!
2072329
Adjustable cup rest fits a standard cup or up to a 14 oz. travel mug (not included)
2109153
5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's a little easier to pour out the pitcher than the base of the machine. 5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's... » Read More 5.5" is the exact clearance. It is not quite tall enough for most travel mugs to fit under. You can slide slightly taller mugs up under the spout but then you have to tilt them to get them back out and run the risk of spilling coffee out. To fill a travel mug I usually just brew the java into this thing: http://amzn.to/1gULGnt and then pour it in the travel mug. I leave that stainless pitcher under the spout all day anyway so that when the machine turns off and on and spews hot water to clean the spout, it is collected in this little pitcher instead of in the base of the machine. It's a little easier to pour out the pitcher than the base of the machine. « Show Less
1577041
the heating area fits a typical 8oz to 10oz mug, not giant mugs. What I would consider a standard coffee cup
1108276
No-a regular mug won't fit underneath. It's a really testy machine-I'm not thrilled with it. It seems like it should be more consistent
919064
3 inches across, my husband puts it right under the spout of a Keurig, when he removes the bottom tray. I returned the 18oz. and purchased the 14oz. size instead. That is the measurement for the 14oz. one.
1803155
the cup is 2 3/4" across at the top with a brim slightly more than 1/16" and slightly less than 1/8", about 2cm
1489187
Sadly it does not fit under the Keriug coffee machines. The Tuff Mug is roughly 8" tall with the cap off.
2017869
If you lift the Keurig high enough, you can fit almost anything *under* it. I can't just test-fit since I don't have any of the Keurigs. The mug is 4-5/16" (109 mm) high. Hope that helps.
406217
I have a 24 oz. Tervis cup that is 7 1/2 " tall and it fit in the Neosling without slipping out.
2109154
Roughly 6 inch cups will fit if you tilt them just bit. More than that and you can forget it. That large a cup won't fit at all under the steam attachment which is important only if you are lazy and steam milk in your coffee cup which I do to save time and dishes.
1640427
base fits over a regular size mug. depending on the thermos it will work. I love it for making an individual fresh cup of coffee.
559829
This mug fits under the keurig. I have three cup sizes large, med, and small. I use 1 med & 1 small cups. I really like this mug.
1994341
The mug is 4 1/2 inches tall. It fits perfectly under a coffee maker or Keurig :) ~ Trish
431155
Hi Timothy. If you would like to fit something larger underneath the spout, you can remove the metal support bar for the portafilter that is underneath the spout. (This is quite easy to do). Otherwise, even with the support, you can fit an Aeropress or shallow dish in between if you tilt the vessel. Hope that helps.
878016
I have a Contigo travel mug that is 6 3/4" tall it fits perfectly. I had my daughter over and she had a taller mug and I used mu mug to fill hers up. But 7" would be the tallest mug that would fit under it. Hope this helped.
903056
I got rid of mine because it really was a piece of junk (did not keep the coffee hot and the lid really sucks). That said, it 'might fit if you remove the thing at the bottom that catches excess liquid. All in all, this is really not a good buy. Try the Contigo AUTOSEAL West Loop Stainless Steel Travel Mug with Easy-Clean Lid, 16-Ounce, Midnight Blue. That one will indeed fit under the spout of a Keurig Platinum (as long as the drip tray is removed) and the lid seals very well.