Cheap Microwave Safe 20Oz Mugs

I like how it can be regenerated using a microwave oven.

This is the best sublimation printer of its size. Needed a quick resolution for a craft fair where I was planning to offer coffee mugs. Vinyl wasn't cutting it, sublimation vinyl certainly wasn't cutting it. And this printer was just what i needed. Prints quickly, colors are fantastic, and refills on ink i can get locally. Plus the ink lasts a really long time. I've made 240 mugs on the ink that came with the printer and still have ink.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am loving my Brother sublimation printer. I have made mugs, tumblers and mouse pads all came out amazing.

I use the anchor system on all my cameras and a few of my bags/backpacks to hold straps and coffee mugs etc. they've worked in most circumstances although a different length of cable/string would also be beneficial in a few cases.

Perfect, simple and inexpensive; just what I needed to get crisp shots now that I'm older and less steady. Can counteract up to 3 mugs of double-strength coffee. Thanks B&H!

Built like a tank. Safe, secure. Top notch quality. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for.

Much better than the cheap plastic short one that comes with the camera.  Always best to have a backup anyway right?  Better to be safe.

Expensive but safe and secure. Why buy a cheap strap for a Leica? This is the one. A little expensive, but peace of mind comes with it.

This case was Cheap and works great. The Four locks makes it air tite and makes me feel safe keeping my camera in it.

Although not cheap, nothing beats a Pelican case for keeping your gear safe. They are very sturdy, though a little heavy. I have never taken the water-proof claim to the extreme, but they have kept my photo gear dry on boats and in the rain. The latches are very secure and will not open accidentally, although they are sometimes hard to open intentionally.