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Question: How many oz can this mug hold? Also, does this include the sliver thermo inside? as some said it doesn't.  Thanks!
Document: I think some of the other sellers have a better product. Some reviews I saw said this was labeled &#34;Canon&#34; and had stainless steel inside. The one I received leaks and says &#34;Canium&#34; the company that sold it to me also never got back to me when I emailed to ask if it was the generic name or the &#34;Canon&#34; name on it and to verify if it was stainless steel.
i love this mug, so real looking, I need to get a larger one too, this one hold 12 oz, It is so adorable
This is my favorite coffee mug I own! I get so many compliments carrying this thing around. My only complaint is it gets water stuck inside of it and there's no way to get it out, it's not that big of a deal though.
This travel mug has gotten me SO many compliments everywhere I go. It is very unique, and I can't believe how inexpensive it was. The only issue I would have with it is that it doesn't hold as much liquid as most travel mugs, but that isn't a problem for me anyways.
How many ounces is the cup ? And is it a lid that you can drink from. I appreciate it guys thanks
my fav coffee cup. it holds about 11 oz of coffee. i wish it could hold more coffee but i still love it!
This mug is a really good one, it keeps your coffee hot for hours it also doesn't leak at all!....many of the coffee mugs out there leak like crazy which makes this a good buy.
If you love photography, you'll love this mug. I didn't want a large mug and this one is just perfect. Great for coffee, tea or hot chocolate. No fake Camera &#34;brand&#34; printing was found on this one. It also has wide rubber black bands around the exterior for a better grip, they resemble the lens adjust grips. The sliding sip cover can be popped out from pressing the inside of the lid to clean it on both sides.
I received my lens mug a few days ago. It looks really neat. Looks like a real lens but it is a thermo mug. Mine says Caniam on it, but I don't really care. It didn't say anywhere in the description or the photos up there that it was going to be a Canon lens. It shows that the lens mug has Caniam on it. I like it anyway. I don't know how much it holds but it feels like it is anywhere from 8 oz to 9 oz.
I just got mine, and my first impression of it is cool but it may tip over easily. After inspecting closely and testing it out, it turns out to be decent.The outside is made of hard plastic and the labels printed on it. I suspect with many uses and washes, these labels may wear off quickly. The switches are fixed and are not movable. The rings are of rubber for grip and they do move when turned.The inside is lined with stainless steel instead of plastic.
Answer: It is 12 oz. I confirmed this two ways. Using measuring cups and by comparing to a mug I have that has a known volume. It is a little small. I wish it was 14 oz.Yes, it is stainless steel inside. I guess this is what you mean by "silver inside". I presume it is thermo. There must be a small air space between the stainless inside and the plastic outside.It is good quality for the cup. The cap is junk. It shrinks with heat of coffee. I fixed mine by heating the cap with a small torch, stretching using a 2 3/4" hole saw, then bracing it inside the cap with 2 stainless steel threaded rods at 90 degrees to each other. The sip hole cover is loose too. I fixed that by putting an o-ring under it just to make it tighter. Seems to be working as intended now. But I shouldn't have to do that. If you buy it, you will be happy with the mug part even though 12 oz is a little small, but don't plan on using it as a travel mug as the cap does not work for more than one day.