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Question: Does this come with a regular lid when I don't want to use press function?
Document: I don't always want the press lid in the mug, so I was quite disappointed to see the order has changed.
This is my third purchase of this mug. I love that it keeps everything insulated (warm or cold) for a couple of hours, sometimes more. I also really love having a built-in French press, because I do a lot of camping and it makes it easy to carry for just water or if I want to make a pot of coffee or tea while on the trail.That said, this is the first purchase where I got only the lid with the press and not the two lid combination.
I want this item because I saw one of my friends is using it and I thought it is very convenient as the  plunger would keep the tea leaves at the bottom of the mug. However, the one sent to me is the one without the plunger!! I returned the mug and bought the one in green and the green one does come with the plunger. Hopefully it is just an accident on me.
If I keep the lid closed when I am not sipping then it is still hot 1-2 hours later! It also does a great job at filtering out the grind/leaves and it has been spillproof when I've caught a tip over quickly, although I imagine it would leak out of the middle of the lid where the press is if it stayed sideways long enough. I use this mug even when I am not pressing because it does such a great job at insulating my drinks.
I like the ease of use of this press. I would not travel with it in my lunch bag again however. It leaked within the bag even though the lid was (as I thought) tightly closed. It would be okay if you were intending to keep upright in the cup holder of your vehicle. I like the fact that it is insulated so the coffee stays warm until it is gone. I use it at home and pour one cup then am able to add a bit more later.
Super quality,  looks stylish,  does not leak! This is my favorite travel mug ever. The press works well. Also, If you want to use without the press just unscrew the filter piece.
Well made product. Keeps coffee hot for a very long time (most of the day). Easy to use to have fresh coffee. Easy to use when camping and you don't want to mess with a percolator over a camp fire - simply heat the water and the coffee making all takes place in the press.
The travel mug will keep your drink HOT for a very long time. I don't mind at all though since that is the purpose. Easy to clean and use, however once you get to the bottom of you drink you might get a few stray grounds or more. The other downside is sometimes the grounds get too clogged up and prevent some of the last few swallows of your drink to come through.
Another Chinese product. Seems well designed, but there are deficiencies. Lid does not always seal properly, somewhat difficult to get straight on threads. The press allows some grounds to pass through unless the coffee is ground at maximum coarseness. Cannot use all coffee already ground. Bought mine for less than $10 which is about what it is really worth.
This is an awesome product and a good way to get reliable coffee anywhere you go - I was particularly excited on my last trip to Malawi where I was able to have fresh french pressed coffee while my colleagues were drinking Nescafe. It is quite heavy for a mug, so I didn't pack it on my current trip. Also, the &#34;press&#34; component seems to work fine but can come unscrewed from the &#34;plunger&#34; component over time.
Answer: Mine did come with a spare lid!I realize I actually purchased this one: Bodum Double-Wall Stainless Steel Travel Coffee and Tea Press with Bonus Lid, 0.45L, 16oz, Black (only $29 then) which specifies a bonus lid.