Coffee review

Hey Joe Cup-New Outdoor experience

Published: 2024-11-08 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/08, Influenced by Western culture, coffee has become an excellent pick-me-up in a fast-paced urban environment, with cafes on every street corner across the country. With the promotion of portable coffee machines, more and more consumers are trying to grind their own beans and make their own coffee.

Two entrepreneurs from Atlanta launched the Hey Joe Cup to provide users outdoors with the freshest coffee.

The Hey joy cup can hold 14 ounces (414ml) of water and brew 14 ounces (414ml) of coffee. The whole cup weighs 0.9lb (408g). Using two vertically stacked systems, the water is poured into the cup first, and then the coffee powder bag is embedded in the middle of the cup. When the button on the cup is clicked, the water is automatically heated for dripping coffee brewing. When pressed once, the coffee is heated to 60 degrees Celsius. Two clicks will heat up to 68 degrees Celsius, while three clicks will make iced coffee.

The Hey Joe Cup, which is scheduled to raise $20000 on crowdfunding platform Kickstarter, is currently priced at $49 and is expected to go on sale in November 2014.

The 0.9 lb (408 g) brew mug uses a stacked two reservoir system, giving it a tall and slen...

One push will see coffee brewed at 140  F (60  C), two pushes heats things up to 155  F (6...

The Hey Joe mug works with the company's custom coffee pods containing either its Bold as ...

Water is poured into the top compartment at any temperature and is then warmed by a heatin...

The Hey Joe mug works with the company's custom coffee pods containing either its Bold as ...

Once the water reaches the preset temperature, it drips through a hole and onto the coffee...

One push will see coffee brewed at 140  F (60  C), two pushes heats things up to 155  F (6...

One push will see coffee brewed at 140  F (60  C), two pushes heats things up to 155  F (6...

The 0.9 lb (408 g) brew mug use a vertically stacked two reservoir system, giving it a tal...

Once the water reaches the preset temperature, it drips through a hole and onto the coffee...

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