The Ui mug warmer set from OHOM comes with a sleek, aluminum charging plate, which uses magnetic induction energy to heat the metallic layering on the bottom of the ceramic coffee mug to 135 degrees Fahrenheit. How's that for science?

Another OHOM selection, this mug warmer from the Artist Collection makes the perfect gift for the coffee drinker in your life. The design is gorgeous and the mug has a larger capacity than the Ui 2, which I found convenient because I prefer to drink my coffee at a slower pace (caffeine-induced jitters is a no from me).There are two lids included with the tumbler, one with a mouthpiece and one with a handle. I love the lid with the handle, mainly because it makes the mug easy to transport without spillage.

This affordable mug warmer is incredibly user-friendly with its three temperature settings (131, 158, or 176 degrees Fahrenheit) and numerous auto-off timers that can be programmed between 2 or 12 hours for your all-day sipping enjoyment. While it doesn't glow red while in use, you'll know the heat is on by the illuminated temperature indicator.Bauer Consumer Media Ltd, Company number 01176085; Bauer Radio Limited, Company number: 1394141; Registered office: Media House, Peterborough Business Park, Lynch Wood, Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing, Company number: LP003328; Registered office: The Lantern, 75 Hampstead Road, London NW1 2PL

Most mug warmers you can buy are perfectly safe and are designed to be waterproof. However, for peace of mind, it's worth choosing a mug warmer with built-in safety features. This can include an automatic shut-off after a set period of time or gravity detection so it'll switch off when not in use. If this isn't an option on your chosen warmer, make sure to be wary to turn it off when not in use and be careful with the hot plate which can become extremely hot. And of course, keep out of reach of little ones! What should I be looking for? The best-budget option on our list, at under a tenner you can't go wrong with this product. This mug warmer has one temperature setting and suits most cup and mug shapes (it's recommended to use one with a flat bottom for the best results). It also automatically powers off once it reaches 90 degrees.

Do you often find that you make a cup of tea, only to get distracted by work, children or life and to find a lukewarm cup of tea or coffee hours later?