PARACITY Tea Mug with Infuser and Lid, 15 oz Clear Borosilicate Tea Cup | 304 stainless steel strainer handles loose leaf or bagged blends; clear body works with hot or iced drinks and rinses easily

I have 2 of these. Best ever way to make a cup of tea for one. The quality is perfect, just like the design. Let the tea rest in the cup and strainer and easily place into the lid (flipped upside down). It's all self contained. Super cool

It is a replacement for one that I dropped. If it hadn't been so high up, I don't think it would have broken. It was a gift from my daughter, so I had to sneak and replace it. It is very pretty and I think sturdier than the other one. They are easy to clean, just don't let the tea dry inside of the cup.

Love my cup just what I was looking for

This is an alright glass. The strainer takes up A LOT of space in the glass, so that when you pull the strainer out, you have about half to a third of the water you filled it with because the tea soaks up the water. The glass is very thin, and the handle is thin, too. Definitely not for use in high traffic areas or by anyone that may be less than mindful where they put this and how they handle it. The glass is dishwasher safe, but I haven't tried the microwave yet. I don't think I want to run that experiment, that glass is thin. The strainer will clean ok, but you gotta make sure all the leaves and debris are out completely, and the mesh is really fine, so something debris gets trapped in the spaces and you gotta use a bottle brush to get the spaces clean. Could be giftable, but I think the quality is questionable enough to not bother.

I really like this product. It's the perfect size for a double cup of tea, and the lid doubles as a holder for the infuser after the tea is steeped. Just a simple, well thought out tea cup. For $10, good value.

Great to steep loose tea.

This was my favorite cup when I bought it. Everything was just right, but it broke in no time. I'm still using the filter and the top glass to put my tea bag on after use. I really liked it, but I don't appreciate that the life time is so short. I have pitchers that go on the stove and I recently bought another one, because those are lasting.

I love this mug. I’m a huge tea drinker—always British style with cream and sugar—and I almost exclusively use loose leaf tea. This mug brews a beautiful cuppa 🇬🇧. The handle is large, the filter basket has plenty of room, and the overall design looks great. It checks all my boxes. Also, it doesn’t feel thin or flimsy; it’s just right. Great value for the money and easy to clean. Ohh and the cap does a great job of keeping your tea hot!

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I was introduced to Teabox loose leaf tea by Facebook adds so I ordered this as an all in one brewer. It’s a large mug it’s easy to use and clean after, just rinse the inner core ready for next time. It does stain with tannins but an overnight soak in strident sorts that.

Overall, a very nice cup for loose leaf tea. Only gets 4 stars because the glass is very thin making it feel a little fragile compared to other cups I’ve owned. *edit* added a star to make it 5. Have been using it to brew tea multiple times a day for some time now.. although thin, it’s solid. Actually like it so much I just ordered another one..

Excellent product for your favourite loose leaf tea enjoyment. Wish I had purchased these sooner. A great find, saves brewing a pot full at a time.

I was looking at claims on Internet ads about how "tea dust" was used in tea bags, and didn't allow you to experience the wide range of flavours inherent in so many types of tea. I did some research, and found out that the ads were right about "tea dust" being vastly inferior to the whole, chopped leaves. Tea bags contain a lot of refuse, such as stems and--literally--tea debris that is gathered from the floor. Tea used in tea bags is therefore referred to as "floor tea" -- you get the picture. Anyway, this Paracity Tea Cup was one of the cheaper options available on Amazon, and it seemed to have everything I wanted: borosilicate glass to withstand sudden temperature changes, e.g., pouring hot water into an empty cup, and the tea "basket" had holes on the bottom--unlike some of the other tea infuser cups for sale on Amazon. So I tried it--and it works great! You really do get a full range of flavours using loose tea, and it's very convenient to use. Also, you can get more than one cup of tea out of a basket of loose tea. The glass is single-walled; some reviewers who purchased the double-walled cups complained of easy breakage. The cup is also much lighter than a regular mug, so if you have arthritic hands or wrists it's much easier to lift and hold. If you want to enjoy the full range of tea flavors, this should be your tea infuser cup! No need to spend more and very possibly get less! Highly recommended!