Common capacities range from about 14 to 20 ounces. Typical sizes you’ll see are 14 oz, 16 oz, 18 oz, and 20 oz.
A ceramic-lined interior is the key feature cited: the ceramic lining acts as a non-reactive barrier between the drink and any metal components, helping preserve flavor and delivering a clean, smooth sip without a metallic aftertaste.
Many listings highlight a slim or narrow base designed to fit most car cup holders, plus protective or quiet rubber bases (sometimes called silicone boots) to improve stability and reduce noise.
Handles are offered either as insulated side handles or integrated grips for easier holding. Bases commonly use silicone boots or quiet protective rubber to improve stability and help the mug fit securely in cup holders.
Some tumblers use active temperature control: built-in batteries and precision sensors that maintain a set drinking temperature (about 3 hours on battery, or extended use with an included charging coaster), with smartphone app control and multiple lid options. Other insulated tumblers rely on passive vacuum insulation, typically listed as keeping drinks hot for up to ~6 hours and cold for up to ~12 hours.