Ember releases third-generation smart mug with physical button controls
Ember has launched its third-generation temperature-controlled smart mug featuring new hardware adjustments for users.
New physical control interface replaces app dependency
The latest device allows owners to change drink heat without opening a smartphone application. Pressing the button on the bottom cycles through five preset settings starting at 125 degrees Fahrenheit. Each click increases the heat by five degrees until reaching a maximum of 145 degrees.
Hardware update addresses previous connectivity problems
This generation solves issues where users previously faced pairing difficulties or lost connection with the software app. The physical interface ensures that tea or coffee remains warm even when the phone is across the room. Testing shows this method works well for people who want to adjust their drink while in bed.
Company returns after six years of development
Ember first introduced the original smart mug model in 2016 to help keep beverages warm during breaks. The new version brings practical upgrades to a product line that has existed for several years now.
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