Love it!

I initially got this because I wanted something cute and practical for iced coffee, and it didn't disappoint. The ribbed glass design gives them a vintage feel, which looks great for everything from casual mornings to dinner parties. The lid and straw are perfect for keeping my drinks spill-free, especially when I’m on the go or hanging out in the backyard. I’ve also used them for whiskey cocktails and beer, and it's just as charming for those as well. It's sturdy without feeling too heavy, and the size is just right! Big enough for a generous drink but not too bulky.

I use these glass tumblers for fresh cut lemon water only. I do not use these for extreme hot temperatures liquids. I am very pleased with these glass tumblers! I recommend. Wash gently and air dry, I don’t recommend putting these in the dishwasher. Warning did come with the tumblers, advising that if you use try to use hot temperature liquids in them, that there is a risk of the glass cracking. Again, personally, I am very pleased and recommend!

The Puraville Two-Piece 20 Ounce Glass Set with Straw is a stylish and practical choice for anyone looking to enjoy their favorite beverages in a durable and aesthetically pleasing container.Made from high-quality glass, these tumblers are sturdy and designed to withstand daily use. Users have noted that the glass is thick enough to provide durability without being overly heavy, making it comfortable to hold. The clarity of the glass ensures that your drinks look appealing and vibrant.

I got these with a birthday gift card and I was very excited about them but I’ve had them less than a month and have already broken 2 of the straws just opening the lid. I’m not rough on them in any way. In fact, I’d say I’m careful with them because I love the look of them and I love making iced coffee at home. Every time the lid is opened the glass straws clink against the cup and that’s how my straws got broken. Other than breaking the straws, I do really like the cups.

Cute glasses! The straws are a little short, and the drinking side of the lid is hard to drink out of. Otherwise they are great - nice sturdy glass and good value for the money.

I was interested in this cup originally because I could use it to test silicon holders I'd picked up since I hadn't had the chance to get a take-out cup. From the moment my glass arrived, though, it's been fascinating.First, the packaging is exceptional. Despite the torn insulated shipping envelope, the glass and its accessories were untouched.Then I explored the cup itself.It comes with two glass straws (one bent, one straight), a plastic lid with three different seals, making it very flexible, and a tiny scrub brush for washing the straws.The documentation says to hand-wash everything. I'd understood from the product page that only the bottle's lid required that level of care, but for now, I'm being extra careful. When I put my warmed tea in the glass, I prewarmed it with hot tap water, addressing the warning about boiling water in a room-temperature or cold glass leading to breakage.The lid creates so good a seal that I had to pop the pour spout open to get the lid into place. The lid also has a straw hole, covered with a silicon plug to prevent anything falling in. I'm not sure if the straw hole cover can protect the straw as well, so left it lying down attached to the lid. The straw, itself, creates a snug seal with the ring around the hole. I took the glass on a short road trip, following a windy and not perfectly surfaced road. Though it felt like my milk tea had spilled a little because the cold affected the outer glass, I had no spills at all. And my tea remained warm for the thirty-minute drive, so the insulation is surprisingly effective.The sipping hole demanded I tip the glass cup quite far, which didn't make me comfortable. Given the choice, I used the curved straw when taking this cup with me in the car. This had its own issues with me flinching whenever the glass straw hit the glass cup with a chink sound, but neither the glass nor the straw show any chipping, so they are stronger than I think. I've never used a glass straw before that I recall, and certainly not in a glass cup. The cup is neither light nor fragile, something I appreciated as I don't normally take glass out and about.Also, when drying at the end of the day, the silicon stopper for the sipping hole fell off. It was easy to put back in place, but if it came off once, I'd suggest keeping a closer eye on the extra valves than I did.Ultimately, there were a few small hiccups, and I don't know if I'd feel as positive if I didn't have the silicon carry strap, but I enjoyed using the cup, and plan to continue doing so. I appreciate how the cup works perfectly as a cup all on its own, but also can be a travel cup within seconds. With that in mind, I will recheck my understanding about the dishwasher and microwave issues being limited to the plastic top. I don't hand-wash as a regular thing and will use the glass cup more often if I can put most of it in the dishwasher, which I can according to the product page. I would also like to test whether my discomfort with the sip lid was something experience over time, and trust that it won't spill, will change, but overall, I quite like this cup and its accessories.

Perfect size & durable. Exactly what I was looking for!