Chinet Comfort Cup 16-Ounce Cups, 50-Count Cups & Lids (Assorted Colors)

If you don't want to read the whole review, here's a quick list of pros/cons. See full explained review below. PROS: Price, size, insulation CONS: Wish there was a swivel open/close top so I wouldn't spill REVIEW: These are great coffee cups, especially given you get 50 for less than $10. I always used to buy the Dixie coffee cups and it was something like a pack of 25 for the same price as these are for $50. I like that these have good insulation/are designed well so my hand isn't burning when I hold the cup right after I put coffee in. Another thing I like is that these cups are larger than the Dixie coffee cups/average small coffee cup is (these are equivalent probably to a starbucks grande, potentially a little bigger), so that when I have one normal cup of coffee in there from my keurig it doesn't go all the way to the top, which is nice because usually when it goes right to the top I end up spilling everywhere. The only thing I wish this cup had was a top where you could turn it so that it is open and closed for the few times I do have coffee to the top (because than being the klutz I am I end up spilling).

This is about the seventh order and I love them! Now when they come individually they come in their own box and ever cup is in perfect shape. But if they come in a group order they are just in their bag and some might get a little smushed. These cups hold up well for any use around the home, office or car. These are perfect for a large brew (12 oz) of Tassimo coffee which I then drink in the car on the way to school and work. There I sometime take the cup in and rinse it out so I have a small collection at the office to use for an afternoon cup of coffee or tea or even some other healthy concoction. I make my wife's cup too with five scoops of sugar and heavy whipping cream. All of that fits in this cup with a Large Tassimo Gevalia T-Disc so everyone should find this cup large enough for single cup automatic brewers. The cups are thick and well insulated so you will never burn yourself holding your hot cup, and I've never had a top pop off either. You do need to press the top down firmly and run your finger in a full circle to seal it well, especially if you plan on taking it on the go. I also recommending placing the top so the mouth side is not aligned with the seam of the cup. It was rare but I did have a few drops leak out through the tiny gap created by that seam.

I have a Keurig coffee maker and this is the perfect size for the large setting, even after adding creamer. The lid fits perfectly on top and you don't have to worry about it popping out of place. You will feel some of the heat from the coffee, but it's mostly a warm feeling than it is hot or burning. That's because there's an extra layer (the decorative fall color part) that adds extra protection from the heat while making the cup sturdier. I have not had a problem with the cup breaking apart at the bottom either and I've saved a good amount of money by making my own coffee to bring to work than buying from Dunkin' Donuts or Starbucks. On a side note, this is not one of those lids that you can pop the opening and bend it back or keep it closed. There's just the hole from where you drink out of. That being said, be careful when walking if the cup is full (you might experience some splashing hot coffee on your hands). Also, I don't like the colors. I wish they had a better decorative design, like spring or summer colors (but that's because I'm a girl and want brighter colors :p). Anyway, I highly recommend this cup!

I was so excited to find these on Amazon! We had been buying them in stores for a while, so finding them on Amazon was pretty spectacular. Not only does the 50-Count package far surpass the number in packages you can find in most stores, but the price per cup can't be beat here on Amazon, either! The cups work beautifully. Keep your coffee warm and your hands cool. The lids are easier to snap on than some other brands/styles, which is pretty great, too. The seams hold together well, so no spills or leaks on the way to work! If you're a Keurig junkie like us, these cups work great for either the largest setting of brewed coffee or two k-cups' worth on the smallest setting--with room for milk/creamer in both! I would absolutely recommend these cups to family/friends/strangers-I-randomly-see-at-the-store because they are much better than some other brands out there, the price per cup is much lower here on Amazon, and the fact that you can get 50 per package make it the best deal around!

I'm so glad I bought these as I have a really hard time using reusable coffee mugs but I always need coffee to-go in the morning. I can't use a reusable mug because if I take it to work with me I have to carry it around all day and I've lost so many of them because of this. I like that these are an affordable way to make my own delicious coffee in the morning, take it with me and then just toss the cup. I try to use my reusable cup when I know I will be in one location the entire day but if not, these are my go-to for sure. They are a great size and hold a 12 or 16 oz Kcup brew (I use a machine that let's me choose individual ounces like 9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16) so I can adjust the amount of coffee liquid based on how fancy I want to make my coffee in the morning. I usually do 12 ounces of coffee and 1-2 ounces of some sort of creamer which still leaves a bit of space at the top so it doesn't spill out of the hole as I walk/drive. The lids fit securely. The cups are of good quality. They aren't super insulated so if your brewer makes super hot coffee it will feel a little warm to the touch and will get cold easier but other than that they are great. I'd rather have a little less insulation and not have to use gross styrofoam cups. Will be buying again.

I typically hate using travel mugs, I would leave them at work, always felt they didn't get quite clean enough, and also, like socks in the dryer, the lids would just disappear. My solution was to just stop off at the local coffee joint on my way to work. It tasted better than what I brewed at home anyway and I could just toss the cup when I was done. Even though it was only a couple of bucks (I don't get the fancy drinks), It adds up quick. 10-15 bucks a week, 40-60 bucks a month...... that's if I don't fall prey to the other temptations waiting for me there. Then I noticed the disposable cups at the grocery store. I decided to save myself some time and money and just take my own coffee. No hassles of the travel mug with these. I tried the ones by Dixie first, as the price was a little better. I wasn't impressed. It wasn't as well insulated and the heat was too much on my hands. By the time I felt comfortable holding it, the coffee wasn't nice and hot anymore. The lids felt flimsy too. Next, I gave the Chinet's a try. They were much better insulated in my opinion, I could hold it and sip as long as I needed without having to sit it down to give my hand a break from the heat. The lids were thicker, angled better and snapped on securely. My only gripe was that they just came in a 10 pack. I was afraid with others in the household getting in on the act, I would need more than that. At times the store would only have one (and sometimes NONE) on the shelf. Then I found them on Amazon in a 50 pack. It's more convenient for me......and with subscribe and save, it's always free shipping and I don't have to remember to pick them up every week when shopping. The price is only slightly better online than buying an equivalent amount at the discount grocer, but I prefer Amazon anyway and they just show up on my doorstep before I run out without having to lift a finger. Oh, and I got a Keurig coffee maker recently, so now MY brewed coffee tastes just as good as the coffee joint! Grab a 10 pack at the grocer, and if you like them, use subscribe and save to keep them coming!

These are GREAT! The cups are 16 ounce, so I use with my Keurig for coffee to go - the lids provided come in handy every day! The cups themselves hold 16 ounces, but that is literally filling it to the very, very top - so I usually run my Keurig with two cups - one at 6 and one at 8. The extra 2 ounces on top leave me room to keep from spilling and the tops are very easy to put on. I would highly recommend to anyone looking for disposable cups that they will use on a regular basis. Great deal for the money (in my opinion, considering the craftsman ship of the cups - which is excellent!) They haven't ever fallen apart on me, spilled, or leaked. The tops always stay on, and I think I will buy them again when I run out of these. Couldn't ask for much more!

I was looking for a coffee cup that I could use at home and on the go and then turn around and use them again for multiple refills without them turning into a mess and soaking. That's what I got. I find the insulation to be perfect where I can tell if the coffee is still warm or not but at the same time not burn myself. I can then wash them out with water and use them for a cold drink like juice afterwards and not have to waste a fresh cup. These are exactly what I needed. Also should mention that the cups I received all performed the same. Not one of them was manufactured differently. Very solid cup and the product is very consistent from one to the next. There is never a variation from cup to cup. Couldn't be happier.