Sweet idea. Too bad it doesn’t make the coffee too.

I want one, that’s cool.

It would be fun to show off while everyone else is manually stirring away frantically.

well its about time!

It’s good as a novelty, not utility. I hate to seem judgemental, but if you really need something like this, you have bigger problems than this can solve.

I’m not lazy, but it’s the 21st century and my mug should stir my coffee for me shouldn’t it?

and I want a flying car already damn it!

3000 rpms! Sounds fast. Wouldn’t this spray coffee all over the place? lol

would make an ideal mixer for Irish Cream and other coffee liquers

I hate dirtying spoons, this elimates that, very good solution.

I had one! Mixed the best Hot Chocolate. I forgot to wash it out after using it and the spindle wouldn't spin. Poured some hot water in, it worked. After a few more of these episodes, it quit working. It just isnt the same cup if it doesn't work.

dude. that is awsome. u could tottaly trick someone by putting a plastic spoon in and watch the person freek out as its still spinning on its own

wats rpms?

RPMS is Rotations Per Minute (or Revolutions Per Minute - I hope you know the difference - think of Earth rotating around it's axis compared to Earth revolving around the Sun). Anyways, I had this cup in medical school-- I think it helped me keep my sanity for nearly 2 years! Sadly, it stopped working before I started the 2nd half. But $30? I've seen it on other sites for $12, $20, and even $22 w/ 4 lbs of coffee!

Think of how many more mixed drinks you can get down at the company holiday party!!!! who ever thought of this should be given the nobel peace prize!!

I've had this cup, too and it really works well... unfortunately, like XMERLIN3, it stopped working after a year or so (hint: Rinse out the cup every day after use... I think the motor burned out when there was goop in the bottom).

BTW, XMERLIN3, can you name the other sites? Especially the one with the coffee?

Have had for about seven years now...the key to it lasting so long is to make certain you rinse nd dry your mug-don't leave anything in the mug...if you're one ofthose types that can't keep itclean, you may end up wasting your money.

i think its good for a deep mug that the coffee house stir sticks and spoons wont reach bottom. That is a pain in the butt when you get hot coffee all over your hands trying to stir a large mug of coffee. It does defeat the purpose when the cup is so small.

I got this same cup from Avon for $12.00. hmmm?

I got mine of avon too back when I was selling and got the discount. Loved it to death, I don't drink a lot of coffee but it was great for hot chocolate. For those that may think you are just lazy for using a cup like this here are the top three reasons that just isn't true.

First, no more using 5 spoons over a day just to stir a drink or worse using the same spoon that has been sitting there with old coffee crusted up on it.

Second, nothing makes making a cup of hot coco easier then just filling the cup about half way with hot water/milk and throwing in the powder, pushing the button for 10 seconds or so and then mixing in the rest of the liquid.

Finally, if you are like me and have a sensitive tongue you probably know by know that stirring is a great way to cool down that burn waiting to happen. With this cup you no longer have to sit there stirring with a spoon only to try to figure out what to do with it when your done.

All that said they have some things to work on with this thing. Mine too stopped working after a few months. It was so sad. I was just sitting here trying to take it apart to see if it could be fixed to no avail. I may try the non avon cup and see but it will be hard to spend 20 bucks on one when I got the first for less then 10, then again maybe you get what you pay for and this one will work longer.

I would like to see one improvment, it would be cool if they would make one that fit in a cup holder in the car.

You've got to be kidding! Kids these days! That's what's wrong with America in our time: not enough people willing to do the hard, dirty work of stirring their own damn coffee.

Do they sell a bicycle-powered version?