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Keepcup 12oz Plastic Coffee Cup $11.37 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $59 Spend) @ Amazon AU

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I believe this one is a past season stock, but excellent value.

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  • +2

    Great buy for anyone without one yet. These last forever!

    • +3

      It's a keeper!

      • What you did there. 👀

        • 👀 🌊 2️⃣

    • +1

      No it is not. Especially the cap - falling apart due to the cheap dishwasher tablets.

    • +3

      Nope, the rubber lid and grip perishes and develops this weird oily feel. Not sure why but makes it gross to use

      • +1

        The lid on this one is plastic, not rubber. It's extremely durable and doesn't go oily. I've not had an issue with the grip, although I can see how it could degrade over time

  • Cheers OP

  • +30

    It's not glass. It's plastic.

    Brand KeepCup
    Material Plastic
    Colour Moonshine
    Capacity 12 Fluid Ounces
    Special feature Durable,Lightweight,Reusable, Dishwasher Safe

    • +6

      Thanks. Order just cancelled. Thought it is a tempered glass.

    • title didn't give this up for you ?

      KeepCup Original Clear, Reusable Plastic Coffee Cup

      • +7

        The title was changed from glass to plastic. So he's not wrong.

        • -7

          the title always said plastic when you clicked on the link…so you had time to see its plastic before you bought!

      • +1

        Shouldn't say Glass here on OzB then…

    • +2

      I noticed this just as I added it to my cart. Was going to ask about this, essentially "what's special about this given it's made out of plastic", but you essentially answered that here. Thanks.

    • +1

      This was a huge plus for me, and the reason I bought this model years ago. It's wayy lighter than glass, drop-resistant, and yet still clear.
      The plastic is pretty durable and resistant to minor scratches.

  • +3

    Plastic not glass

  • +3

    Glass ones like this are given away at every IT trade show. It has the company branding of course but its free.

    • They used to give these away at every Fund Manager event as well, still have about a dozen in my cupboard with different asset managers!

      • I read the t in assets as an s. Username also checked out that way

    • +3

      its not free you wasted a day of your life for it.

      • Grab the cup and run away?

    • None at cisco live last week unfortunately.

  • +1

    https://www.amazon.com.au/promotion/psp/A1OAE2IIZKUZFE
    glass ones, were 20 for 2 the other day
    The red and black ones are 23.84
    https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0C99NYN52?m=A231OC0NA69S2N

    • Are the red and black ones as good as Keep Cups?

      • No. I have had the same Keep Cup for near 10 years now and ive replaced the cork band a couple times and thats it. Ive had plenty of cheapy cups but they just dont last like my keep cup has.

  • +6

    If it’s glass, it would be a worthy choice, since it’s plastic I’d say pass

    • Agree!!

    • +3

      PassCup

    • +1

      glass is $5 at kmart.

    • +1

      A worthy choice, if it’s glass,
      Since it’s plastic, I’d say pass.

      Your comment was so close to a rhyme I had to ftfy

  • +4

    I'm ashamed to say I have collected over a dozen keep cups now from gifts and ozbargain, not sure how much better the environment is doing….

    • +1

      Greta Thunberg just gave you a virtual hug.

  • Looks like the Amazon pic is wrong as it shows glass

  • -1

    NO BPA Free ? No Thanks

    • +4

      BPA Free or not. Plastic is plastic. Who know what scientists will tell few years later about the chemicals used in BPA-free cups as well.

    • -1

      It literally says BPA Free in the title.

  • Before COVID the world went crazy with these keep cups. I was given one at every work event and I ended up selling the glass ones on FB marketplace for $5 and gave the plastic ones to charity. Now I just use a normal ceramic cup as it just feels better.

  • Way too expensive for plastic.

  • People pay for these?

    I got one free from work a few years ago (a glass one). Found it in a drawer the other day and chucked it into the recycling.

  • Nothing beats the foodary double glass ones for $5

    Problem is they don’t sell them anymore

    And they’re so elegant but as fragile as.

  • I prefer glass. Replacement parts are expensive though, and this is good value for a replacement lid and sleeve

  • Not bad alternative cost via click and collect at Myer down from the usual price point, including the glass and stainless steel jobs

    • Same price at Myer currently.

  • Plastic coffee cup?

    Can't be healthy right??

    I'm not a doctor

  • I don't understand what it is.

    looks like the container for urination sample my doctor asks me to use.

  • TIL there are seasons for keep cups.

  • Being an Aussie product I bought their cups and updated when they made stalnless steel ones. There were design flaws and I raised a complaint with suggestions to modify.
    They ignored it.
    Later they withdrew that particular design without acknowledging the flaws in their design.
    Decided not to support them anymore.

  • Back in stock and another colour available for same price: https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B0B885NS64?th=1&psc=1

  • just cancelled as thought it was glass aswell

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