Does the mug say "Nikon" or "Nican"?
1413832
Depends! I've seen both. The ones I bought said 'Nikon,' and were a dead ringer for the lenses we had in our office. The lid fit well, with no leakage.
1413833
Mine said "Nican". Looks like they have 2 different mugs and send you whatever you want. I wouldn't chance getting it, it's a cheap knock off.
1413834
It says Nikon. Beware, it leaks pretty badly. If you read other reviews I think some customers might suggest different models that have fixed the leaking problem!
1054115
It is genuine. I bought the EN-EL5 Nikon battery for my Coolpix p5000 as a second battery before going to Russia. They are hard to find. Local stores didin't have them in stock. Glad I did. One ran down a charge in the middle of a wonderful tour, so I used the backup. Nikon told me if you don't use the Nikon brand you will void your warranty. There are others that will fit if you want to take the chance. I recommend having 2. I was also told that when you charge the battery that has to be done inside the camera, to remove your memory card first in case the battery should leak. You won't ruin pix on the card. Hope that helps. It is genuine. I bought the EN-EL5 Nikon battery for my Coolpix p5000 as a second battery before going to Russia. They are hard to find. Local stores didin't have them in stock. Glad I did. One ran down a charge in the middle of a wonderful tour, so I used the backup. Nikon told me if you don't use the Nikon brand you will void your warranty. There are others that will fit if you want to take the chance. I recommend having 2. I was also told that when you charge the battery that has to be done inside the camera, to remove your memory card first in case the battery should leak. You won't... » Read More It is genuine. I bought the EN-EL5 Nikon battery for my Coolpix p5000 as a second battery before going to Russia. They are hard to find. Local stores didin't have them in stock. Glad I did. One ran down a charge in the middle of a wonderful tour, so I used the backup. Nikon told me if you don't use the Nikon brand you will void your warranty. There are others that will fit if you want to take the chance. I recommend having 2. I was also told that when you charge the battery that has to be done inside the camera, to remove your memory card first in case the battery should leak. You won't ruin pix on the card. Hope that helps. « Show Less
502523
No, it does not. It is the best mug I have ever bought. I would recommend it 100%. Enjoy!
195352
It actually says: "Nikon". It's a very novel item, works great as a small gift.
1512106
I looked at my mug and I do not see a country name anywhere on it. I'm going to ASSUME China simply because so much comes from there these days. I prefer to buy from a democratic country when I can.
1443608
I'm not selling a camera....I bought the Nikon s9500 and have been extremely happy with it....and yes, English was the default language provided.
619216
Nikon makes cameras in Japan, China or Thailand. Depends on the inventory and vendor.
203883
When we ordered this in May of 2014, it was a glass mug with etching. Very heavy and very good quality. I can't speak to if the item has since then changed its detailed specifications. Hope that helps!
1380311
Yes, it is. The knock offs don't have the name Nikon written on the battery. I only buy the real Nikon batteries for my Nikon camera.
718121
No, these little cups are oriental which mean Japanese or Chinese, they are held in the palm of the hand as you sip. The English version would be the demitasse.
2034789
The infused attaches to the lid of the mug. It does not have a separate lid
1266298
I don't see anything on the mug regarding the country. However, I searched Timolino on the web and found a ton of suppliers of Timolino mugs in China (Mainland). It is absolutely the best mug I have ever owned. Does not leak and stays hot for hours. Good luck in your search.
1979349
I do not see any brand name on the box or the tumbler itself. Just looks like a camera lens.
1166897
It doesn't state specially on the cups, but they are a German company. Their website is www.mug-company.com. Very happy with the mugs. They are very heavy and dishwasher safe.
1488408
I don 't know, but I wouldn't think so. I think the writing would come off. The mug was a Christmas gift for my brother and he doesn't have a dishwasher.This is a nice 'gag' gift for a photographer.Hope this helps.Nancy
2267964
I've owned two of these mugs for several years. There are no markings on them to specify the nature of the glass. However, I use it in the microwave to make boiling water for tea without problems, or pour boiling water into into it. I replaced my first one because I accidentally knocked a small chip off the lip; the glass did not shatter so it is probably tempered at the very least.
1512102
The mug is made in China. The paper insert with instructions inside the mug said made in China.