Can it be used one-handed? Like while driving? Don't want to leave it open, want to open and close it to keep it hot.
1650614
yes it can be used 1 handed. there is a small button thau push to open when you want a sip and close when u want to keep it hot. very easy to use.
1650615
The main lid yes you could do with one hand, but if you do the lid on the top (which is the small lid beside the mug in this picture and the one that makes it pure spill proof) then no. as that one screws on. Hope that helps
1650616
Oh -- It will stay hot! No problem. You would have to set it down on the seat next to you or a console if you have one, or on your lap, in order to press the small knob shown in the middle of the pic of the cup. It is spring loaded. I have found that cooling if you take the lid of multiple times, does not occur. Stuff stays HOT if you want it hot, and COLD if you want it cold. Great mug.
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.
91793
While I am not aware of the technical specs, I do not believe that use while the passenger compartment of a vehicle is vented or air conditioned during operation would be likely to present any problem. Leaving the device attached to the window when the vehicle is parked or standing in the hot sun, on the other hand, would strike me as not being a good idea. Common sense is probably a pretty good guide here.
380293
One handed without spilling - easily done. Burning your lips? Depends on the temperature the coffee was when you put it in the mug. If it was hot enough to burn when you added it, then you'll probably burn when you drink it (AMAZING temperature retention, but if your drink is super hot, let it cool before adding or leaving the lid open are your best bets). Obstructing your vision? Depends on if you are focusing on the lid or not. I can see the road just fine and if I'm focused on traffic, I might turn the mug ever so slightly to the side while drinking. It doesn't bother me at all.
2049271
Just keep it in your pocket and stick your hand in to keep it warm. When the other hand get cold switch it to the other pocket. NICE !
1299777
Yes you can but had to be careful when opening it since it is very hot and there's a lot of pressure.
1980675
I suppose so...put on the lid and clamp it down would be my recommendation. Not sure transporting any distance is a good idea. It would be hot, so leather mitt "just in case."
753276
This one is not designed to go in the car. Check out the GunVault NV200 NanoVault.
1838237
Yep, I can work it one-handed, using reasonable finger strength and dexterity. As I recall, the first few times, it was a bit stiffer to open. So just work it a bit at home before you go out with it. This will be great for you, a you won't have to set some of your stuff down (vulnerability of phone while getting things out of the 'wallet' and vice versa).
1719956
I think it would be difficult to use with one hand. This model is discontinued and the one I ordered didn't work at all. The model that replaces it cannot be used with one hand.
43605
I had the same concern - couldn't figure out why the thing didn't work as a traditional "commuter" mug. It isn't. Think old-school thermos. Unscrew the top and drink or pour. And be careful if driving - the liquid stays hot.
1615175
Yes you can although it may be a little inconvenient when you need to wind down your windscreen and depending on how wide the window of the driver side is. Also it may hinder your sight when you need to look before driving off or turning. Hope this helps.
1431315
Yes it would be usuable when you are driving a car IF you have hung the collection bag lower than your car's seat and can continue to steer the car with the one hand not holding the urinal itself. NO it would not be usable as a passenger on a trolley or standing in any kind of a public line.
2012656
You "can", but while this is a nice, sturdy piece for carrying lunch, it is still too flimsy to conduct heat well. If you needed to, you would want to do it on a low heat, preferable with a diffuser under it to help keep the heat more even.
1528837
I've used it the entire time of driving however just to be o the safe side I would not leave something plugged in it overnight. Expecially if you have an older battery.
101083
i would say NO, it would be very annoying if u did do that as its big and bulky and heavy...and not meant for a hand held.
1695883
Hi! You can flip it up and use it while it's still in the case. I bought it for my dad's phone and I've never seen him have to take the phone out of the case.
471175
No, you shouldn't hold this in your hand while it's on because it is very full of water (that sometimes spills out even when it is on a surface), is very hot, and is plugged into the wall. You should even wait to clean it until several minutes after it's turned off so you don't burn your hands.