HYDRATE Glass Tea Infuser Bottle - Double Walled Stainless Steel, Leak-Proof Design, Top-Loading Infuser Design for Bold Flavors. Stay Hydrated with Fresh, Fruit-Infused Tea Anytime On-the-Go!

I recently purchased the HYDRATE Glass Tea Infuser Bottle, and it has quickly become one of my favorite beverage containers. The sleek design and high-quality glass give it a modern look that fits well in both casual and professional settings. I love that I can brew my tea on-the-go, and the built-in infuser works remarkably well, allowing me to enjoy a fresh and flavorful cup of tea wherever I am.The 500ml capacity is perfect for my daily hydration needs. I appreciate how easy it is to use; simply add loose tea leaves or tea bags to the infuser, fill the bottle with hot water, and let it steep. The infuser design ensures that the leaves stay contained, making for a clean and mess-free brewing experience. I've used this bottle multiple times with various types of tea, and I have consistently enjoyed rich flavors without any bitterness.One of the standout features of this bottle is its double-wall design, which keeps my beverages hot or cold for longer periods. I often use it for herbal teas and fruit-infused waters, and I love that my drinks stay at the perfect temperature throughout the day. Additionally, the lid seals tightly, preventing any leaks, which gives me confidence to toss it in my bag without worrying about spills.Overall, the HYDRATE Glass Tea Infuser Bottle has exceeded my expectations in every way. Its design, functionality, and durability make it an excellent investment for tea lovers and health-conscious individuals alike. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a stylish and effective way to enjoy their favorite beverages on the go.

The udea of this tea infuser bottle is really great. Size is good, quite slim and easy to take it with me in my shoulder bag. It keeps my drink warm, not leaking. The problem for me - it is quite difficult to infuse the drink. I thought maybe it is some secret way how to make it, but still trying to find how to make it better and thats why for me it takes pretty long. The design is nice and even stylish. Price is ok. Recommend it.

As a tea enthusiast, I had high hopes for this tea-strainer water bottle; the double-walled glass design feels premium, and the integrated steel tea strainer gives it a sleek and practical look. However, in practice, its performance left much to be desired.There's a complete lack of instructions; Things weren't working intuitively so I found myself returning to this product page just to ensure I was using it correctly. This set a frustrating tone from the start.The bottle is best suited for larger leaf teas. When using smaller leaves, herbs, or spices, the strainer often became clogged, preventing me from pressing the button to start and stop the brewing process. I found it more effective to tip the bottle on its side and rock it back and forth to infuse the tea, rather than inverting the bottle as intended. For larger leaf tea, this isn’t as much of an issue, but it’s far from an ideal brewing experience.Despite its double-walled construction, the walls are disappointingly thin. When filled with boiling water, the flask quickly becomes too hot to handle comfortably, and it doesn’t retain heat for long—about 30 minutes at best. The bottle also holds a surprisingly small volume of water, just about enough to fill two-thirds of my regular mug.While there are niche use-cases for this bottle, such as straining tea on the go if you have access to a boiling water tap, the overall practicality is limited. It’s a nice idea, but the reality is that it neither simplifies brewing tea on the go nor offers versatility in tea types.Ultimately, I was left disappointed. With a small water volume, finicky brewing mechanism, and limitations on tea types, this bottle has fallen short. It’s stylish, but it hasn't made the tea-drinking experience easier or more enjoyable.

Straight out of the box this looks good... until you discover there are NO instructions. The sales page has them, but that's not good enough. What if you were gifted it? One star off straight away.Anyway, the way it's MEANT to work is: water goes in the bottom, tea in the top. They are kept separate by a spring loaded internal closure beneath the strainer upon which the tea leaves sit. Press the button on the top to release the closure, tilt the bottle downwards (it doesn't work fully inverted, would be nice to have a leaflet to explain to you), water flows down into the tea leaf compartment. Let it steep, turn bottle upright, tea infused water flows back into the main bottle; when done, press button again to reseal the tealeaf container, unscrew bottle, hey presto!Except no. Unless you are using very large tea leaves, they get into the main compartment; so much for those sales pictures of clear tea. My Twinings Earl Grey got in, in quantities I wouldn't accept at home. Then, when you stand the bottle right side up, the water doesn't flow back down as they claim - in fact, it didn't move in my bottle at all; I had to tilt, shake, repeatedly press the button, all causing more leaves to escape. The closure just doesnt seem to have enough movement in it to allow it properly to open. All this fiddle faddle for one mug of tea, leaves included.It's possible that mine was faulty, but that doesn't excuse the lack of instructions, and I can only review what's in front of me.Tea is meant to be simple and relaxing. My advice: normal thermos with hot water, tin mug, infuser, job done. This thing looks cool, but it just isn't. I definitely won't be using it again.

The HYDRATE Glass Tea Infuser Bottle features a leak-proof lid and the bottle is made from a thick glass, which is stronger than standard glass. It comes with a built-in tea infuser which doubles as a tea tumbler and water infuser for versatile use. It is easy to hold and great to use when travelling or at the gym.